Norway fans doing 'Viking Row' in Miami Beach before playing England
- On Friday, Norwegian fans transformed Ocean Drive into a sea of celebration as they prepared for their World Cup quarterfinal against England at Hard Rock Stadium on Saturday night.
- Ole, known as 'Mr. Row Row,' created the chant over a decade ago, drawing inspiration from historical Norse sailors like Leif Eriksen who rowed ships to the New World.
- Inside stadiums across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, fans simulate rowing a ship in unison while chanting; players have joined by beating drums and leading chants after matches.
- England fan Steve Bracknall dismissed the celebration, claiming midfielder Jude Bellingham will "put them to the sword," expressing confidence in his team's ability to overcome Norway's enthusiasm.
- Both fan bases are expected to bring intense energy to South Florida for the 5 p.m. kickoff, as the World Cup atmosphere has become a global spectacle drawing supporters from multiple nations.
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The so-called "Viking row" is probably the most viral moment of this year's World Cup.
Who knows how this World Cup will be remembered in thirty or forty years. Perhaps it is the World Cup in which Lionel Messi ended the doubts about who is the best ever. Or that of Kylian Mbappé, placed with his second star to the Olympus of football. Or that of Mikel Merino, why not. But surely it will also be the World Cup of Vozinha , that of Iran at war, that of the red one that Donald Trump took from an American... and that of the 'Viking Re…
'Viking Row' fever grips Miami before Norway's historic World Cup clash against England
Norway fans transform Miami Beach into a vibrant celebration before their World Cup quarter-final match. The "Viking Row" tradition has become a viral sensation, drawing local and tourist participation. Star striker Erling Haaland leads Norway's potent attack, which also features other talented players. England enters the game with confidence after a dramatic victory in their previous match. Both teams will contend with Miami's heat and humidity…
MIAMI: You have a nice meal for ham, you just taste it. Terje Skeie (38) documenter Norwegian football history. Fra innsiden.
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