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niko neyo : Watch the video: Oxlade-Chamberlain About Norway Match & Euros | Norway 0-1 England | FATV Oxlade-Chamberlain About Norway Match & Euros | Norway 0-1 England | FATV The official Youtube channel of The England Football team with exclusive news, match highlights, player profiles and more. To find out more about the England team visit: http://thefa.com/England England on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/EnglandTeam Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/fatvofficial Norway 0 England 1. Not a good night for Norway. Last in the Eurovision Song Contest and last in their friendly against England in Oslo. The English can hardly gloat, however. Engelbert Humperdinck finished second from bottom in the crooning competition and there was little to get excited about, except an early goal and an encouraging cameo from Arsenal's Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, as they ground out a 1-0 win in Roy Hodgson's first match in charge as manager. But it was a win, the first time England have beaten Norway for 32 years, and it will help Hodgson's side build some momentum ahead of the European Championships in two weeks' time. "It was a marvellous start to my career as England manager because I know how hard it is to win in Norway," said Hodgson afterwards, adding: "It is a long time since Norway have lost at home." Ashley Young scored the only goal of the game (above) on nine minutes, the Manchester United attacker left Brede Hangeland for dead on a surging run that ended with him slotting the ball past Rune Almenning Jarstei in the Norwegian goal. But as is so often the case with England, playing in a 4-4-2 formation, they failed to build on their early superiority and both Young and his strike partner Andy Carroll faded as the game went on. In midfield the form of Steven Gerrard and Stewart Downing was as disappointing in Oslo as it has been at Anfield for much of the season, and Hodgson would have been expecting more from Gerrard, his captain, who was guilty of giving away possession too often. There were some positives to take for Hodgson, however, with centre-backs Phil Jagielka and Joleon Lescott dealing confidently with the limited Norwegian attack. There was also an encouraging cameo from 18-year-old Arsenal winger Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, who replaced Young for the last 20 minutes for his first cap, and showed glimpses of the same bold enterprise that he has for the Gunners. All-in-all, Hodgson declared himself satisfied with his first match as manager, telling reporters: "I'm not prepared to be critical of the team in any way. I'm also aware it's a work in progress. After only three days with the team, we have come here and given a more than reasonable performance at a place where everyone has told me it is very difficult to get a result." With England's Chelsea contingent set to join the squad this week the line-up for Hodgson's next match, against Belgium at Wembley next Saturday, will different to the one on display last night, and there will be further changes before England face France in Donetsk on 11 June in their championship opener. "I am not prepared to say what the [strike] partnership for France is going to be," said Hodgson, who praised the performances of Carroll and Young. "We know it won't be Rooney but [Danny] Welbeck will be coming along and we have Jermain Defoe. So we are in a comfortable position. Even Theo Walcott could play there." There was good and bad news for England fans after the match. Gareth Barry is a doubt for the Euros after limping off in the second half and he will undergo a scan to determine the extent of the injury. 1 year ago - Via Google+ - View - The Stiles Council : Winning start for the new gaffer. Winning start for the new gaffer. Match Reaction: Norway 0-1 England Roy Hodgson's first game in charge of England was a low key affair, nestled alongside Eurovision in the television schedule – actual human people watch that garbage, apparently – on an evening far... 1 year ago - Via Google+ - View - ankur saini : www.sportblaze.com www.sportblaze.com Watch the video: Norway Vs England (0-1) All Goals and Highlights - Friendly Match (26/05/12) - YouTube Norway 0-1 England: Early Young strike hands Hodgson debut win With Euro 2012 around the corner, the new Three Lions boss kicks his tenure off with a victory in Oslo, the first time they have beaten the Scandinavians in 32 years Roy Hodgson's England reign got off to a winning start on Saturday evening as they registered a comfortable 1-0 victory over Norway in Oslo. Ashley Young scored his seventh international goal after finishing a fine solo run, before Morten Gamst Pedersen struck the woodwork for the hosts directly from a corner. Hodgson started Liverpool trio Steven Gerrard, Stewart Downing and Andy Carroll for England, while Robert Green was preferred in goal to Joe Hart and stand-by defender Phil Jagielka started alongside former Everton club-mate Joleon Lescott at centre-back. Fulham duo Brede Hangeland and John Arne Riise formed part of the England-based contingent for Egil Olsen's Norway, with Morten Gamst Pedersen of Blackburn lining up in midfield. England almost took the lead within five minutes with a move made in Liverpool. Downing burst down the left before whipping in a cross to Carroll at the near post, but the lofty striker could only head wide when he looked certain to score. The Liverpool hitman was making his presence felt on the pitch, and on eight minutes he dropped deep to win the ball and find Young, who went on a darting run, skipped past a challenge and fired the ball left-footed into the far corner to give England the lead. Moments later, Green had his palms warmed for the first time in the match, tipping a Markus Henriksen drive wide. The woodwork then came to the keeper's rescue as Pedersen's curling corner struck the near post, much to Green's relief. Young had a chance to double his tally inside the quarter of an hour after Carroll nodded down to Gerrard, who volleyed the ball over the Norway defence into the path of the Manchester United winger, but he sliced his first-time effort tamely over. The hosts eventually settled and started building up some possession of their own, but weren't creating any clear-cut chances. After Daniel Braaten had earlier headed over, Riise cut inside from the left wing and drilled a low ball into the England area, forcing an excellent block from Jagielka who did well to clear the danger. Young set James Milner free down the right-hand side, and the Manchester City midfielder produced a strong run forward, cutting inside and drilling a left-footed effort towards the near post which Jarstein got behind easily. Abdellaoue managed to direct a shot through the legs of Jones after some fine build-up play, but the ball rolled wide of Green's goal. Tom Hogli was replaced by Espen Ruud shortly before half-time after being on the receiving end of a strong challenge from Steven Gerrard. Gareth Barry replaced Gerrard at the break to pick up his 53rd cap and draw level with Glenn Hoddle on the all-time appearances list. Young won a free-kick on the edge of the area within the first few minutes of the half, and Leighton Baines curled a low effort across goal which Jarstein did well to keep out. Jones then made a driving run forward, continuing unchallenged to the edge of the box and drilling a deflected effort against the post. Pedersen looked to draw the hosts level with a long range effort, but fired well wide as England continued to look reasonably comfortable in all areas of the pitch, despite increasing amounts of possession for Olsen's side. Riise had two efforts that flew wide, while Theo Walcott replaced Parker, moving Milner into the centre. Norway were much improved, and Hodgson's side were surrendering more and more possession, finding it difficult to get forward in numbers and giving the ball away cheaply on several occasions. Riise was the main source of the Norwegian threat, and he fired another ball across goal which England only half cleared, and the ball fell to substitute Christian Grindheim, who replaced Pedersen, but he blasted disappointingly over from the edge of the area. Hodgson then gave Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain his first England cap with just over fifteen minutes remaining, bringing on the Arsenal youngster for Young, while also throwing on Jordan Henderson for Barry, who appeared to be suffering with a groin problem. Oxlade-Chamberlain almost made an immediate impact, linking up superbly with Walcott inside the box, but the Norway defence managed to scramble the ball clear. Adam Johnson, another player on the stand-by list, then came on for Downing in the closing stages of the match, with Liverpool defender Martin Kelly shortly following him on to the pitch, replacing Jones at right-back. Hodgson's side held on for the win and will look to continue their momentum going into Euro 2012 when they host Belgium just nine days before their first group game against France. 1 year ago - Via Google+ - View - ankur saini : www.sportblaze.com www.sportblaze.com Young strike hands Hodgson debut win :Norway 0-1 England Engl launched the Roy Hodgson era in positive fashion with victory over Norway via Ashley Young's goal - but midfielder Gareth Barry gave them an injury scare. 1 year ago - Via Google+ - View - Easy Branches - Daily Football News : DAILY FOOTBALL NEWS - http://football.easybranches.com/ DAILY FOOTBALL NEWS - http://football.easybranches.com/ Norway 0-1 England – International Friendly Highlights Roy Hodgson made a winning start as England manager courtesy of a classy Ashley Young finish in an unconvincing 1-0 friendly win over Norway in Oslo. The Manchester United forward finished off a sweep... 1 year ago - Via Google+ - View - Max Andrew : Not Bad for Hodgson! Not Bad for Hodgson! Match Report: Norway 0-1 England - Goal.com Ashley Young scored his seventh international goal after finishing a fine solo run, before Morten Gamst Pedersen struck the woodwork for the hosts directly from a corner. Hodgson started Liverpool tri... 1 year ago - Via Google+ - View - LIEW C.H. : FT Norway 0-1 England FT Norway 0-1 England 1 year ago - Via Mobile - View - Footreview.net : Norway 0-1 England - World of Football Highlights - Footreview Norway vs England 0-1 all goals and full match highlights and videos, International Friendly 26/05/2012 1 year ago - Via Google+ - View -