Erling Haaland's goals trigger minor earthquake in Norway during World Cup match

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Last updated Jun 17, 2026

Erling Haaland's goals trigger minor earthquake in Norway during World Cup match
Summary

During the World Cup match where Erling Haaland and his team defeated Iraq 4-1 in Boston, a minor earthquake was recorded in Norway. The Institute of Seismology attributed the seismic event to simultaneous goal celebrations among Norwegian fans, highlighting a phenomenon observed in other countries as well. The earthquake coincided with Haaland's goals, which excited the local supporters. Reports indicate that such occurrences have happened in the past, showcasing the unique connection between sports celebrations and natural events.

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  • Haaland scored multiple goals during the match against Iraq.
  • The match was held in Boston on June 16, 2026.
  • A minor earthquake was recorded nearly 5,000 kilometers away in Norway.
  • Seismology experts linked the earthquake to fan celebrations.
  • Such phenomena have been documented in various countries before.
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While Erling Haaland and co. brushed Iraq aside 4-1 in Boston last night, something incredible happened nearly 5,000 kilometers away.In Norway, the Institute of Seismology says it actually recorded a ...

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