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Football player Erik Hagen

Erik Hagen

Born on 30 July 1941 (age 82)

National team appearances of Erik Hagen

Team	Period	Caps	Capt.	Sub. in	Sub. off	Goals	Pen.	Goals/ Caps
Norway	1962 - 1965	11		1	2
Total:		11		1	2

Player stats by club

Clubs of footballer	Period	Caps	Capt.	Sub. in	Sub. off	Goals	Pen.	Goals/ Caps
SK Frigg, Oslo	03 Jul 1962 - 08 Aug 1965	11		1	2

Player stats by competition

Competition

Played

Sub. in

Sub. off

Nordic Championship (NC)

Friendly matches and other tournaments

Total:

Career highlights

Match date	Opponent team	Event	Age
3 Jul 1962	Malta	debut	20 years 11 months 3 days
8 Aug 1965	Finland	last appearance	24 years 9 days

Record of national team matches played by Erik Hagen

National team	Played	Won	Drawn	Lost	Goals For	Goals Against	Winning Percentage
Norway national team	11	4	1	6	16	33	40.9

Erik Hagen's international caps

as player of SK Frigg, Oslo:

debut age - 20 years 11 months 3 days

03 Jul 1962

Trondheim, Lerkendal Stadion

5-0

Norway vs Malta

Friendly International

09 Jul 1962 20:30

Reykjavík, Laugardalsvöllur

1-3

Iceland vs Norway

Friendly International

04 Jun 1963 19:00 (+2:00)

Bergen, Brann Stadion

4-3

Norway vs Scotland

Friendly International

27 Jun 1963 19:00 (+2:00)

Helsinki, Helsingin Olympiastadion

2-0

Finland vs Norway

Nordic Football Championship 1960-1963

14 Aug 1963 18:30 (+1:00)

Gothenburg, Ullevi Stadion

0-0

Sweden vs Norway

Nordic Football Championship 1960-1963

04 Sep 1963 17:00 (+2:00)

Szczecin, Stadion Miejski

9-0

Poland vs Norway

Friendly International

15 Sep 1963 13:15 (+1:00)

Oslo, Ullevaal Stadion

0-4

Norway vs Denmark

Nordic Football Championship 1960-1963

03 Nov 1963 14:45 (+1:00)

Zurich, Letzigrund

0-2

Switzerland vs Norway

Friendly International

07 Nov 1963 19:30

Glasgow, Hampden Park

6-1

Scotland vs Norway

Friendly International

13 May 1964 19:00 (+2:00)

Oslo, Ullevaal Stadion

1-4

Norway vs Rep. of Ireland

Friendly International

08 Aug 1965 18:30 (+2:00)

Helsinki, Helsingin Olympiastadion

4-0

Finland vs Norway

Nordic Football Championship 1964-1967

Comments

thomsof Norway - Other notes posted on 10 December 2010 at 11:56:32

Erik Hagen did not (as far as I know) have a nickname. "Panzer" is a different player also named Erik Hagen (born 1975).

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Died

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Caps

First match

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Norway upcoming fixtures

Friendly International

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Oslo, Wednesday 5 June 2024

Friendly International

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Brøndbyvester, Saturday 8 June 2024

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Friday 6 September 2024

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Norway fixtures

Erik Hagen's most often teammates

Sverre Andersen (1962 - 1965) - 11 games
Roar Johansen (1962 - 1965) - 11 games
Olav Nilsen (1962 - 1965) - 10 games
Arne Pedersen (1962 - 1965) - 10 games
Finn Thorsen (1963 - 1965) - 9 games

Norway players born on 15 May

Harald Finstad (1898) - 2 caps
Sveinung Aarnseth (1933) - 5 caps
Simen Agdestein (1967) - 8 caps, 1 goal