After Norway lost their quarter-final match against England, striker Alexander Sorloth became the target of serious online harassment because of a specific tactical choice he made during the game.

在挪威輸給英格蘭而從八強賽出局後，前鋒亞歷山大·索洛特因為在比賽中做出的一個特定戰術選擇，成為了嚴重網路霸凌的目標。

The controversy started during a first-half counter-attack while Norway was leading 1-0. In a two-on-one situation, Sorloth decided to shoot at the goal instead of passing to Erling Haaland, who was unmarked. His shot was blocked, and England soon scored an equalizer before eventually winning 2-1 after extra time. Many fans believe this was a turning point in the match, as a second goal would have put much more pressure on the English defense.

這場爭議始於上半場的一次反擊，當時挪威領先1-0。在一個兩對一的情況下，索洛特決定射門，而不是傳球給當時沒有人防守的埃林·哈蘭德。他的射門被封堵，英格蘭隨後扳平比分，最終在延長賽後以2-1獲勝。許多球迷認為這是比賽的轉折點，因為如果能攻入第二球，將給英格蘭防線帶來更大的壓力。

When discussing the event later, Sorloth explained that he chose to shoot because England defender John Stones was blocking the passing lane to Haaland. Although he admitted that his second touch was not perfect and he failed to beat the defender, he emphasized that he believed his teammate was not available at that moment.

在隨後討論此事時，索洛特解釋他選擇射門是因為英格蘭後衛約翰·史東斯封堵了傳球給哈蘭德的路線。雖然他承認第二次觸球並不完美，且未能突破後衛，但他強調他當時認為隊友無法接球。

Following the match, there was a huge increase in digital aggression. Sorloth's partner, Lena Selnes, shared messages on social media that included death threats and encouraged him to harm himself. Manager Stale Solbakken addressed this during a press conference in Miami, stating that the abuse was completely irrational. Consequently, he advised his players to stay away from social media during such emotional times.

賽後，網路暴力大幅增加。索洛特的伴侶 Lena Selnes 在社群媒體上分享了部分訊息，其中包含死亡威脅並鼓勵他自殘。總教練 Stale Solbakken 在邁阿密的記者會上表示，這些辱罵完全是不理智的。因此，他建議球員在這種情緒激動的時期遠離社群媒體。

Alexander Sorloth continues to face public criticism and severe online abuse following Norway's elimination from the World Cup.

在挪威世界盃出局後，亞歷山大·索洛特仍持續面臨公眾批評與嚴重的網路辱罵。