Norway v Wales: Arsenal’s Martin Odegaard backs hosts to avenge Cardiff loss
They have three points out of six from four games, the same tally as Wales, but are below Craig Bellamy’s side in third because of their head-to-head record.
“Obviously we wanted to train yesterday, so it’s not ideal but you have to adapt to the situation, and I think it’s not the end of the world,” Odegaard said.
On the defeat in Wales, the Arsenal midfielder added: “Our level was not where it should be. I think it’s probably the only game for a long time where we haven’t been playing to our standards.
“Wales is a good team, a competitive team, lots of good players in big leagues and a physical team as well, and we were prepared for that.
“But I think on the day we were just not showing up to our standards and that’s something we want to show tomorrow [Saturday], and we can do a lot better. We want to show a different version tomorrow.”
