Haaland & Heggem inspiring Baggies' striker Heggebo

Haaland & Heggem inspiring Baggies' striker HeggeboImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, Erling Haaland and Torbjorn Heggem have helped Norway reach the last eight of the World Cup for the first timeByDan Wheeler, BBC Sport, West Midlands and Steve Hermon, BBC Radio WM Published22 minutes agoWest Bromwich Albion's Norway striker Aune Heggebo says it is "inspirational" to see Erling Haaland and his former Baggies team-mate Torbjorn Heggem creating history for their country at the World Cup.Manchester City striker Haaland's seven goals and Bologna defender Heggem's solidity have helped take Norway to the quarter-finals for the first time - and a showdown with England in Miami on Saturday.Heggebo, who has won two international caps, said watching his country's exploits has been incredible."I get a bit of FOMO [fear of missing out] from the people living in Norway because it's complete madness going on in the streets," he told BBC Radio WM.After Haaland scored both goals in Norway's 2-1 win over five-time winners Brazil in the last 16, Heggebo said he "couldn't sleep" after watching it."It was a piece of Norwegian history that - Norway beating Brazil there. It's inspirational and so unreal to watch the Norwegian team perform."You've got the whole of the Norwegian population following the national team now. It's like even people that don't follow football have started to fall in love with it."It's definitely bringing the whole nation together, and I don't think people saw it coming."To follow as a fan it's so fun; it's putting Norway on the map and is so great for the country's spirit."How do England stop Norway - and Haaland?Published5 hours agoNorway's Haaland says pressure is all on EnglandPublished19 hours agoBorn in Leeds, crafted in Norway - Haaland's worlds about to collidePublished12 hours agoWest Brom defend...