New Jersey, June 23 -- Norway striker Erling Haaland continued his remarkable run at the FIFA World Cup 2026, scripting history with another brace against Senegal to join an elite list of football greats and rewrite his country's record books.

Haaland became only the sixth player in FIFA World Cup history to score multiple goals in each of his first two appearances at the tournament.

The Manchester City striker joined an illustrious list comprising Guillermo Stabile of Argentina, who achieved the feat in his first three matches in 1930, Hungary's Sandor Kocsis, who did so in his first four matches in 1954, France's Just Fontaine in 1958, Poland's Grzegorz Lato in 1974, and England captain Harry Kane in 2018.

Haaland, who is making his ...