They were two brilliant goals from Erling Haaland that secured the victory tonight.

I expect the second will get more attention because of how hard he hit it and the fact that it sealed the win, but the power on the header is incredible.

The fact he beat his nemesis Gabriel to the ball will no doubt make it even sweeter for Haaland.

You can catch up on the highlights from the match below…

An incredible day for Norway as they reach their first ever World Cup quarter-final!

Mexico or England are up next for Erling Haaland and Co but first they’ll be keen to celebrate and enjoy this evening.

Our man IAN HERBERT was in New Jersey and you can read his brilliant analysis of the game below…

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Norway dump Brazil OUT of World Cup as Erling Haaland turns on style

IAN HERBERT AT THE NEW JERSEY STADIUM: In the end it came down to a battle between players who have become each other’s nemeses – Erling Haaland and Gabriel. It was Haaland who won it.

A defeat by Norway is unlikely to be taken well back in Brazil and it continues their poor record against European teams.

They now haven’t beaten a European side in a World Cup knockout game since they won the 2002 World Cup against Germany.

They clearly have a long way to go to get back to their best.

Will Carlo Ancelotti be the man to see that through?

As Norway become our third quarter-finalist of this World Cup, they will play the winner of Mexico vs England later tonight.

That means we could see Erling Haaland come up against the country of his birth!

Brazil weren’t good enough, although Orjan Nyland still made several match-winning saves, yet with someone like Haaland able to decide a game with one chance, England will be very wary of the threat that they pose if they do make it through to the last-eight.

A massive opportunity for the Three Lions!

The Viking row really has become iconic at this World Cup!

What a moment for the whole of Norway and that sea of red in the stands looks incredible.

Haaland is loving it!

Incredible scenes in New Jersey.

What an amazing performance from Norway, and when you have a world-class talent that Haaland, you’re always in the game.

Some of their players were in tears at full-time and Stale Solbakken had a hugely emotional hug with what I think was his family.

I enjoyed the pettiness between Neymar and Nyland despite the penalty being almost immaterial at that point.

An 81st international goal for the 34-year-old!

A generational talent!

Brazil had their chances yet while it remained 0-0, you knew Haaland’s danger only increased.

What a day for Norway!

The greatest result they have ever had and that’s got to be one of the best sporting days in the country’s history!