MANCHESTER CITY youngster Oscar Bobb bagged his first international goal for Norway on Thursday evening.<br /><br />The 20-year-old midfielder netted the second in a 2-0 friendly win over the Faroe Islands.<br /><br />It comes as he is beginning to make a name for himself at the Etihad.<br /><br />His moment of the match came in the 24th minute when he cut inside and rifled a left-footed strike into the bottom corner.<br /><br />He also registered an assist for Jorgen Strand Larsen's opener.<br /><br />Bobb now has three appearances for his country having made his debut last month.<br /><br />And Man City supporters were quick to claim he will be their next sensation after his goal for Norway - with one claiming he has already surpassed Cole Palmer, who joined Chelsea in a £42.5million deal in the summer.<br /><br />One said: "Not even exaggerating but he is better than Palmer."<br /><br />Another added: "Lovely watching Oscar Bobb cooking ."<br /><br />While a third replied: "He’s gonna be nuts when we sell him for 35 mil."<br /><br />Bobb, who saw team-mate Erling Haaland come off the bench in Norway's victory, has featured seven times for Man City so far this season.<br /><br />He contributed an assist in the champions' 6-1 win over Bournemouth earlier this month.<br /><br />Speaking about the young star after his side's 3-1 win over Red Star Belgrade in September, manager Pep Guardiola said: "He is dynamic, he has a good shot, he has courage.<br /><br />"He lost two balls, he has to improve to not do it in the final third but sometimes, it happens.<br /><br />"But see his personality, he’s not shy. Incredible work ethic, so aggressive without the ball."
