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Norway Fans Row Through NYC Subway Chaos
23 Jun
Summary
- Norway fans performed their 'Viking Row' tradition in Times Square.
- The row also occurred on a moving subway car during rush hour.
- Norway recently won their first World Cup match in 28 years.
Norway supporters have brought their distinctive 'Viking Row' tradition to New York City, creating memorable scenes ahead of their World Cup match. Fans were observed performing their ritual on the red steps of Times Square, an event that coincided with a summer solstice yoga class. The spirited chanting and rowing actions drew attention from bystanders and online viewers.
Further adding to the viral buzz, videos emerged of the Norway fans engaging in the same tradition within a moving subway car during Monday's rush hour. These displays of fan culture have captured the attention of many as World Cup fever intensifies across the United States. The team itself is making a significant appearance, marking their return to the tournament after a 28-year absence.
Norway began their World Cup campaign with a decisive 4-1 victory over Iraq. This win, highlighted by a strong performance from striker Erling Haaland, sparked widespread celebrations in Norway. The team is scheduled to face Senegal next before heading back to Boston for their final group stage match against France.
