
The story behind Norway’s Viking row celebration going viral at the World Cup
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Norway’s Viking imitation has caught the imagination at the World Cup (Picture: Getty) Norway have been one of the standout storylines at the 2026 World Cup – and their Viking row celebration has been a big part of that. With the Norway game kicking off at a more socially acceptable time for UK viewers, the live audience could get close to 20m. The row was performed with such vigor in Oslo after Norway beat Ivory Coast in the Round of 32 that seismologists even recorded an earthquake due to the collective movement.
Furthermore, The game will be played at Miami Stadium, which boasts a capacity of just over 65,000.
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Norway’s Viking imitation has caught the imagination at the World Cup (Picture: Getty) Norway have been one of the standout storylines at the 2026 World Cup – and their Viking row celebration has been a big part of that.
according to MetroWith the Norway game kicking off at a more socially acceptable time for UK viewers, the live audience could get close to 20m.
according to The MirrorThe row was performed with such vigor in Oslo after Norway beat Ivory Coast in the Round of 32 that seismologists even recorded an earthquake due to the collective movement.
according to MetroThe game will be played at Miami Stadium, which boasts a capacity of just over 65,000.
according to The Mirror
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