Norway’s World Cup qualifying match against Iraq caused measurable seismic activity in Bergen, according to research institute Norsar. The vibrations were most pronounced during the four goals scored by Erling Haaland, registering on a seismometer at the University of Bergen. Norsar reported clear signals coinciding with key moments in the game, demonstrating how large crowds can create detectable ground vibrations. These moments included the kickoff, all goals scored by both teams, a yellow card issued to Iraq, and the final whistle. Seismometers are sensitive enough to register not only earthquakes but also vibrations from human activity like sporting events and concerts. The data highlights the collective physical response of fans celebrating during the match. Eight specific events were identified and analyzed from the seismic recordings.