After years of watching from the sidelines, Norway arrive at a World Cup with a squad that feels like its moment has come — and a goal machine to lead it. Ståle Solbakken won't chase pretty football, but a side that scored almost five a game in qualifying clearly knows where the net is. The catch: a nasty group means there's no time to ease in, and questions linger over a first-choice keeper who's barely featured for his club.