Kristoffer Ajer scored a stunning goal as Norway were narrowly beaten 2-1 by Portugal in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday evening.
The Brentford defender opened the scoring at Estádio do Dragão with a spectacular half-volley from the edge of the penalty area.
Ajer met a bouncing ball with a dipping effort that flew into the top corner after 36 minutes, but Norway's lead lasted just two minutes as João Cancelo responded with an impressive strike of his own.
Gonçalo Ramos completed Portugal's comeback in the 79th minute as the hosts secured their place in the Nations League quarter-finals.
Ajer completed the full game in Porto, having also played 90 minutes in Norway's 2-1 defeat to Wales in Cardiff on Thursday.
Ji-soo Kim will return to Brentford with an Asian Games gold medal after helping South Korea Under-23s defeat Japan 1-0 in Saturday's final.
Ji-soo made his fifth start in as many games at the tournament, with Eom Ji-sung scoring the decisive goal after 61 minutes at Toyota Stadium.
The victory secured a fourth successive Asian Games men's football title for South Korea, following previous triumphs in 2014, 2018 and 2022.
Mikkel Damsgaard continued his productive international window with a goal and an assist in Denmark's 4-2 defeat to Portugal on Thursday.
The midfielder finished Joakim Mæhle's pass to make it 1-1 after 23 minutes, before releasing Rasmus Højlund to equalise for a second time early in the second half.
Vitinha and João Félix subsequently struck for Portugal to secure all three points.
Damsgaard was ruled out of Denmark's 1-0 victory over Wales on Sunday through injury, with Højlund scoring the only goal from the penalty spot.
Vitaly Janelt made his senior international debut as Germany recorded their first win under Jürgen Klopp with a 2-0 victory over Serbia.
The Brentford midfielder replaced Aleksandar Pavlović in the 88th minute at Allianz Arena, becoming the 1,001st player to represent Germany's men's senior side.
Tom Bischof and Florian Wirtz were on target for the hosts, while Janelt was an unused substitute as Germany drew 0-0 with Greece in Thessaloniki three days later.
Michael Kayode completed another 90 minutes for Italy as Roberto Mancini's side earned a 1-1 draw against France at Stade de France.
Michael Olise opened the scoring with a free-kick early in the second half before Alessandro Bastoni levelled in the 68th minute, with France defender Dayot Upamecano later sent off.
Caoimhín Kelleher started both of the Republic of Ireland's Nations League fixtures and wore the captain's armband for Sunday's 1-1 draw with Israel.
The goalkeeper made an impressive early save to deny Liel Abada before Troy Parrott's penalty put Ireland ahead shortly before half-time. Dor Peretz equalised early in the second half.
Kelleher had also made a superb first-half stop in Thursday's 2-2 draw with Austria, when Ireland surrendered a two-goal advantage after a Parrott brace.
Hákon Valdimarsson recorded a second successive clean sheet as Iceland defeated Bulgaria 3-0 in Reykjavik.
The Brentford goalkeeper completed the full 90 minutes as two goals from Orri Óskarsson and a late Mikael Ellertsson strike secured Iceland's second consecutive Nations League victory.
Aaron Hickey came off the bench after 75 minutes as Scotland recorded their first win under Sébastien Pocognoli with a 2-0 victory away to North Macedonia.
Kieron Bowie opened the scoring before John McGinn converted a second-half penalty, with Scotland seeing out the win despite Scott McKenna's late dismissal.
In international friendly action, Mamadou Sangaré played 73 minutes as Mali drew 1-1 with Morocco in Tangier.
Abdessamad Ezzalzouli's first-half penalty gave Morocco the lead before Gaoussou Diarra equalised for Mali in the 77th minute.
Dango Ouattara did not feature as Burkina Faso were beaten 7-0 by Argentina at Estadio Monumental in Buenos Aires.
El Hadji Malick Diouf was an unused substitute as Senegal completed their international window with a 1-0 friendly victory over Comoros in Marseille, with Iliman Ndiaye scoring the only goal after five minutes.
At youth level, Jannik Schuster captained Austria Under-21s from the start for the first time as they drew 1-1 with Denmark in European Championship qualifying.
The centre-back completed the full game, with Erik Kojzek cancelling out Conrad Harder's opener in the second half.
Jai Nwosu scored his first international goal as England Under-17s defeated Venezuela 1-0 on Thursday.
The Brentford forward started and headed home Javahn Woode's cross after 23 minutes, before being replaced shortly before the hour mark.
England finished their tournament with a 3-2 defeat to Germany on Sunday.
Aidan Stokes started in goal as USA Under-19s suffered a 2-1 friendly defeat to England in Marbella.
Coran Madden and Ben Wilson were also part of the Northern Ireland Under-19s squad as they were narrowly beaten 2-1 by Belgium at the same venue.
Kiefer Gorman was named among the substitutes as Sweden Under-17s began their four-nation tournament with a 2-1 defeat to Uruguay, before the Swedes responded with a 4-1 victory over Poland on Saturday.