Odegaard: Norway 'underdogs' can hurt England in World Cup showdown
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Martin Odegaard says "underdogs" Norway are ready to show their teeth again in Saturday's World Cup quarter-final against England. All eyes will be on the Hard Rock Stadium as the Scandinavians look to repeat their stunning 2-1…
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