Norway's next UEFA Nations League match will be an away game against Portugal, and Norwegian midfielder Patrick Berg attended the pre-match press conference.

After losing to Wales in their last match, the Norwegian national team has now suffered two consecutive defeats. On Sunday evening local time, they will have their first opportunity to bounce back against Portugal in Porto.

Patrick Berg stated: "We are not panicking, but we need to make some adjustments. I think it's important to admit that the performance in that game was not good, and it was not the performance we wanted to be recognized for. At the same time, we cannot completely lose ourselves. We have been performing very well for a very long time. We cannot forget that. We completely agree with you and everyone else that it was not our best performance. We should demand more from ourselves."

Regarding goalkeeper Nyland, who has made continuous errors, Berg said: "Of course, football can sometimes be very cruel. The goalkeeper position is particularly susceptible in this regard. We cannot forget how many excellent contributions Nyland has made to the Norwegian team. As I said, we have great trust in him and in the other goalkeepers. We will support everyone like good friends."

According to Norwegian media reports, it has been confirmed that Nyland will be on the bench for Sunday's match, and Egil Selvik will get the starting nod to guard Norway's goal.

When asked about Ronaldo leaving the Portuguese national team training camp, Patrick Berg said: "It's hard to say, but the whole world knows his career and what he has achieved. For me, he is one of the greatest players of all time. I respect him, and I also respect the Portuguese team."

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