Norway's viral 'Viking row' World Cup chant led by players after win
Norway's national football team celebrated their World Cup victory over Senegal by leading fans in their signature 'Viking row' chant. The team, led by captain Martin Ødegaard, has already secured a spot in the knockout stage ahead of their match against France.
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The 'Viking row' has become a cultural phenomenon in international football, symbolizing team-fan unity during major tournaments.
Hear this story EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ — The viral "Viking row" that has become the lifeforce of Norway at the 2026 World Cup has gone so mainstream that even the players are getting in on the fun.
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