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Norway fans turn Miami Beach into 'Viking Row' ahead of World Cup quarterfinal vs England

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Norwegian football fans transformed Miami Beach into a lively street celebration ahead of their FIFA World Cup quarter-final against England. The 'Viking Row' tradition, a signature pre-match ritual among Norway supporters, went viral and attracted both locals and tourists to join the festivities. Norway's squad is headlined by star striker Erling Haaland, supported by a strong cast of attacking players. England arrive in confident form following a hard-fought win in their previous round. Both sides will also have to manage the challenges posed by Miami's intense heat and humidity during the high-stakes fixture.

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