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After the 2-1 victory and qualification for the World Cup semi-finals, around 100,000 people celebrated in Oslo, while the Norwegian Army released a video of the "Viking salute".
Norway defeated Brazil 2-1 in the World Cup quarter-finals, securing their place in the next round of the tournament. After the match, celebrations in the country lasted all night.
One of the moments that attracted the most attention was the reaction of the Norwegian Army. The armed forces released a video that quickly spread on social media, in which groups of soldiers from different branches performed the so-called "Viking salute." Sitting in formation, as if they were on a Viking ship, they simulated the movement of rowing with imaginary oars.
In Oslo, the festive atmosphere swept the entire city. According to reports, around 100,000 people gathered in the center of the Norwegian capital, filling the main boulevards and squares to celebrate the national team's success.
Norway's national team wins Brazil from the tournament, and celebrate with the victory, the Norwegian army's famous video "Tahiti Al-Faykenj" in an atmosphere full of enthusiasm. pic.twitter.com/GEsoMEWnAV
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The victory was decided in the second half of the match, thanks to two goals from Erling Haaland, who was the main protagonist of the match.
The celebrations reached the Royal Palace, where Crown Prince Haakon came out to greet the crowd and join in the festive atmosphere.
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