1996 Algarve Cup - Final

Final

March 17, 1996
Norway 4–0 Sweden Quarteira
8' 83' Aarønes
36' 71' Pettersen

An all Scandinavian final saw 1995 FIFA Women's World Cup winners Norway beat Sweden 4–0 and become champions for the second time in the competitions history.

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