Following Norway’s 4-1 victory over Iraq in a World Cup qualifying match, the usual morning rush hour failed to materialize. Reports indicate significantly fewer commuters on roads and public transport. The unexpected quiet is attributed to many Norwegians choosing to stay home, presumably to recover from late-night viewing of the game. This resulted in an unusually calm start to the day for transportation networks. Authorities have not released official figures, but observations suggest a noticeable impact on traffic flow. The win has generated considerable national excitement, likely contributing to the reduced activity. This phenomenon highlights the nation’s strong interest in football and its national team.