Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre attended Norway’s opening match against Iraq at the FIFA Women’s World Cup in Boston, where Norway secured a 4-1 victory. Støre emphasized the importance of winning the initial match, stating the result speaks for itself. He highlighted the quality of Norway’s four goals during the game. The Prime Minister noted the enthusiastic support from Norwegian fans in the audience, referencing chants of “roing” (rowing). Støre jokingly credited himself and Football Federation President Lise Klaveness with contributing to the win through their vocal support. The victory marks a strong start for Norway in the tournament.