The Viking drums were beating in Dallas. When the final whistle blew, Martin Ødegaard climbed onto a drum and led 20,000 Norwegian fans in t
By The Gaffer•July 1, 2026
The Viking drums were beating in Dallas. When the final whistle blew, Martin Ødegaard climbed onto a drum and led 20,000 Norwegian fans in the row that has become the soundtrack of this World Cup. For the first time in their history, Norway have won a knockout match at a World Cup. Ståle Solbakken's men edged past Ivory Coast 2-1 in a gripping last-32 tie at the Cotton Bowl, Erling Haaland bundling home the winner in the 86th minute. It was not the prettiest goal of his career - a scuffed toe-poke from Patrick Berg's pull-back that Yaya Fofana nearly...
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