Oslo, July 1 -- Following Norway's progress to the FIFA World Cup 2026 round of 16, thousands of Norway fans took to the streets, performing a mega "Viking row" celebration in Oslo on Tuesday, leaving behind some damage to city streets and metro trains in the process.

After Erling Haaland nailed the killer blow against Ivory Coast in their 2-1 win, a crowd of fans in red and blue stretched from the Royal Palace hundreds of metres along Karl Johans gate, the main street of the city, performing the synchronised 'Viking row' celebration that has taken the FIFA World Cup by storm just as much as their national side and, in particular, Haaland.

Notably, the 'Viking Row' is a popular celebration in which fans imitate the synchronised rowing o...