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Norway fans swarmed Hard Rock Stadium in their bright red jerseys, and it seemed like they were playing a home game. Some fans wore giant Viking horns, while others preferred T-shirts with giant black stripes across the middle.
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One group of about 15 Norway fans jumped around and chanted loudly. But the person in the middle of the jubilant crowd wore a white jersey. It was Jensen Adeyanju, a 23-year-old England fan from North London.
Even though he was the only England fan in the lively Norway crowd, he yelled as loud as he could to match all of the Norwegian fans’ energy.
“Look, it doesn’t matter who you are around,” he said. “A lot of times, we’ve been outnumbered playing South American teams. Being from London, England, we have to travel further. We’ve been outnumbered. I love my country and it doesn’t matter who’s around me. I will support my country!”
Outside the stadium, four women in glittering white and gold costumes danced to lively Latin music. England and Norway fans joined in and a dance party quickly formed.
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But one Brazilian fan danced as if nobody was watching.
“It should’ve been us!” Rosana Melau said as she waved a large Brazilian flag around.
Brazil was eliminated by Norway on July 5 and would have played England today had they won. Fans like Melau carried on as if Brazil, a frequent World Cup contender, was still playing
This story was originally published July 11, 2026 at 1:23 PM with the headline “Take a look at the scene ahead of the Norway vs. England match in Miami.”
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