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Wales' James warns of Norwegian revenge in Oslo

Wales' James warns of Norwegian revenge in Oslo
BBC Sport Thursday 12 November 2026, 04:32 UTC 1 min read
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Winger Dan James says Wales proved a point when they beat Norway – but is wary Erling Haaland's team will now want to do the same to them.

Winger Dan James says Wales proved a point when they beat Norway – but is wary Erling Haaland's team will now want to do the same to them.
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