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Norway fans perform ‘Viking row’ in Times Square before World Cup match
Norwegian soccer supporters gathered in New York City's Times Square to perform a synchronized 'Viking row' chant and movement. The event took place ahead of a Group I World Cup match against Senegal. The longboat-themed celebration has become a viral trend involving both fans and players.
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Reports detail the specific 'Viking row' celebration in Times Square before the match against Senegal.
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Norway Fans Bring 'Viking Row' Celebration to Times Square
confidence 95%Norwegian soccer supporters gathered in New York City's Times Square to perform a synchronized 'Viking row' chant and movement. The event took place ahead of a Group I World Cup match against Senegal. The longboat-themed celebration has become a viral trend involving both fans and players.
What's confirmed:
- Norway fans performed a 'Viking row' in Times Square before a World Cup match.
- Norway is scheduled to play Senegal in a Group I match.
- The 'Viking row' is a synchronized move and chant involving a longboat theme.
- The celebration has been adopted by both Norwegian players and supporters.
- The match against Senegal is set for Monday night at the New York New Jersey Stadium.
Still unconfirmed:
- Norway qualified for the World Cup for the first time in 28 years.
- The 'Viking row' trend first emerged in March.
- Erling Haaland and Norway are currently in first place after beating Iraq.