The Norway national team lost to England 2-1 in their world cup quarter-final match on 10/7. The defeat came after a goal was disallowed, with the referee ruling that Norwegian striker Erling Haaland had pushed English midfielder Elliot Anderson prior to a corner kick.

Despite the loss, "Viking goal machine" Haaland appeared undeterred. He and teammates Alexander Sorloth, Antonio Nusa, Oscar Bobb, Andreas Schjelderup, and Julian Ryerson arrived at E11EVEN Miami nightclub after 1:30 am on 11/7.

Haaland and teammates enjoying themselves at E11EVEN Miami club. Video: Crhoy.

The group occupied a VIP section on the club's second floor, dancing and socializing throughout the night before watching artist Flo Rida perform at 3:30 am. Haaland was also seen singing along to Flo Rida's hit "Low," cheered on by his teammates. The artist later acknowledged the Norway national team, prompting the audience to applaud, to which Haaland politely waved back. He declined drink offers from members of a tequila company celebrating at E11EVEN.

Haaland has captivated fans globally with his world-class goals, engaging personality, and extraordinary energy. He scored 7 goals during the tournament, including a brace in Norway's 2-1 victory over Brazil, which propelled them to the World Cup quarter-finals for the first time. For a nation of only about 5,6 million people, this achievement is a significant turning point, opening a new chapter for Norwegian football.

"We defeated one of the strongest teams in the world, Brazil. We lost to England, but we made them fight hard. It is time to establish the standing of Norwegian football. We have a great generation," Haaland stated after the England match. The 25-year-old striker believes the Norway national team should view the defeat as a lesson for continued development, and their World Cup 2026 journey will foster greater cohesion in Norwegian football. For him, the immediate focus is maintaining his form, with many Euros and World Cups still ahead.

Haaland leaves the field, sitting on the bench in the 106th minute during the Norway-England World Cup 2026 quarter-final match in Miami, USA on 11/7. Photo: AP.

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