Lyndon Dykes steers in leveller before Kenny McLean guides in second moments later
Erling Haaland scores 22nd Norway goal after being fouled in the box by Porteous before jaw-dropping Scotland comeback
Scotland have now won opening three qualifiers; six clear of Spain having played a game more
Steve Clarke's side host Georgia on Tuesday at Hampden
Two teams will go to finals in Germany from Group A
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Lie down time. One final plug for Sportscene later before I go.
You'll catch it on BBC One Scotland at 23:10 BST. Well worth staying up for.
We do it all over again on Tuesday.
Until then, take care...
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Thomas Duncan has done a fine job of the match report, which you can find here.
To make sense of that madness is some achievement tbh.
We've all been there...
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Image source, SNSRyan Porteous gives away a penalty for a pull on Erling Haaland
Image source, SNSThe big man drills it in past Angus Gunn (aw naw)
Image source, SNSBut our own world-class number nine somehow gets an equaliser (SCENEEES)
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Image source, SNSTwo minutes later, Kenny McLean bends in a beauty (YAAAAS)
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So, who's all checking flights to Germany...?
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Think I speak on behalf of all Scotland fans born in the 90s when I say this team are absolutely spoiling us.
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Sportscene's on tonight. You're not missing it.
It's on BBC One Scotland at 23:10 BST. Get stocked up for it and relive the madness again.
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What you doing with the rest of your Saturday night and why does it involve looking at hostels in Germany?
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More from Scotland head coach Steve Clarke, who heaps praise onto star striker Lyndon Dykes, whose late goal and assist snatched victory in Oslo.
He tells BBC Scotland: "He never lets his country down. He's great. He's got a tireless shift up there when I play that 5-4-1 flat. He never stops running, he never stops trying.
"Against a team like Norway, his physicality was good. I'm pleased for Lyndon to get his goal."
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A delighted Steve Clarke tells BBC Scotland: "Sometimes, when it's your moment you just have to ride the wave. The boys believe in themselves and kept going.
"Obviously, we were disappointed to lose the goal, but the reaction to that was good. I was reasonably pleased with what they did before that.
"The lads have dug themselves out of a tight corner and we stay top of the group, which is nice."
Some reaction off the gaffer, anyone?
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Steven Thompson
Former Scotland striker on BBC Sportsound
The Tartan Army are going to love their evening in Oslo tonight.
Looking at the live table - I don't want to jinx it - but I can't see a way that we're not in Germany. I just can't see it.
The belief that we have in the team is so important. If we win on Tuesday, all bets are off for me.
Can everyone touch the nearest bit of wood please.
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Norway and Arsenal midfielder Martin Odegaard tells Viaplay: "It's hard to sum up. We had the lead with a few minutes to go, what happened after that shouldn't happen.
"It's a tough one to take. It's going to be very difficult now [to qualify], we have to be honest. We have to stick together and take it from there.
"I didn't think Scotland played a great game to be honest. But they have a great spirit and fight to the end, credit to them."
Reckon Oslo does bottles of MD 20/20?
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Scotland's hero Kenny McLean tells BBC Scotland: "It's quite hard to put into words just now. It's a good feeling, especially being the winner. The lads did so much, and we made the changes and got some momentum after the first goal.
"Goals change games and they did for us. We were hanging in at the end. The lads who played 90 minutes out there, I don't know how they did it. I was sat in the dugout sweating. Just watching it I was knackered.
"We've worked so hard over the last few weeks, results like this make it worth while. We're in a decent position, but we want to be in an even better position.
"The character to come back from that is outstanding. I think we can still do better with the ball. But listen, I'll take that all day."
Should we hear from this guy?
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Willie Miller
Former Scotland defender on BBC Sportsound
Steve Clarke's changes are profound.
We were all sat here talking about who he should bring on, Kenny McLean wasn't even mentioned. If you're needing a late goal, is Kenny McLean going to get you one? He gets it in the end.
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