Scotland have three wins out of three in Group A after coming from behind late on to beat Norway 2-1 on Saturday
Portugal’s Bruno Fernandes celebrates his goal v Bosnia-Herzegovina on Saturday. Pic/AFP
Bruno Fernandes scored twice as Portugal won in Euro 2024 qualifying on Saturday after Scotland produced a stunning late comeback to beat Erling Haaland’s Norway in Oslo. Portugal defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 3-0 in Lisbon to make it three wins out of three in Group J, with Manchester City star Bernardo Silva opening the scoring a minute before half-time.
Fernandes headed in the second from a Ruben Neves cross in the 77th minute and scored his second, and Portugal’s third, in added time. Portugal are top of Group J with nine points. Scotland have three wins out of three in Group A after coming from behind late on to beat Norway 2-1 on Saturday.
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It looked as if Norway would get their first win of the campaign after Erling Haaland was fouled in the box on the hour mark by Ryan Porteous and converted the resulting penalty. But then Scotland equalised in the 87th minute through Lyndon Dykes. Scotland snatched the winner with a minute left with Kenny McLean slotting it in.
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