Norway Football Team Switches Hotels in Florida Due to Room Conditions

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Norway's national football team reportedly switched hotels in Fort Lauderdale days before their FIFA World Cup quarter-final against England due to smoky, moldy, and poorly cleaned rooms, noise from construction, and a distant beach.
FIFA is covering costs at the new hotel.

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Norway's national football team reportedly switched hotels in Fort Lauderdale days before their FIFA World Cup quarter-final against England due to smoky, moldy, and poorly cleaned rooms, noise from construction, and a distant beach. FIFA is covering costs at the new hotel.

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