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Norway's date with England becomes the country's biggest sporting moment — and the shirts are already gone

A Norwegian side that has outrun its billing now faces England in a quarter-final Norwegian pundits are calling the country's biggest sporting occasion ever — and the jersey market has noticed before the supply chain has.

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Desk note: the wire frame here is straightforward — the BBC describes the occasion, Polymarket quantifies the upset risk, and a UK political headline enters the same news cycle. The interesting structural point is not who wins but how rapidly a small-market economy, a global prediction market, and a national holiday calendar have all been pulled into alignment with a single football match.

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