FIFA World Cup: Viral Norway 'Viking row' chant makes its way to North Texas

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With Erling Haaland and Norway coming to North Texas for a knockout stage match against Ivory Coast, expect to see plenty of fans doing the viral ‘Viking row’ chant that has defined the country's tournament run.Norway ‘Viking row’ chantMaking their first World Cup appearance since 1998, Norway finished the group stage 2-0-1 to advance to the knockout round for only the second time ever.Expect to see plenty of fans doing the team's viral ‘Viking row’ chant both in the stadium and around North Texas during the Norwegians' stay in the metroplex.The chant consists of two hits on a drum, followed by a rowing motion and a cry of "row!"Fans at World Cup matches, nurses, toddlers, and even the Norwegian parliament have been seen doing the chant during Norway's current run in the tournament.Dallas Police and DFW Airport police officers were seen doing the viral chant during Norway's arrival on Sunday.Norway star Erling Haaland and the rest of the team have participated in the chant following ma

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