The Minnesota Vikings have joined the Canberra Raiders in adopting the Iceland national soccer team's viking clap after a dramatic NFL playoff win on Monday.
Minnesota clinched a last-second victory against the New Orleans Saints and will now meet the Philadelphia Eagles for a spot in the Super Bowl.
With 10 seconds left, needing at least a field goal with no timeouts and the ball on their own 39-yard line, quarterback Case Keenum threw a miracle.
Keenum hit wide receiver Stefon Diggs who made a leaping catch then turned for the corner and sprinted to the end zone as time expired.
Diggs' 61-yard touchdown catch, on the final play of the Vikings' 29-24 win over the Saints, delivered a euphoric moment for the Minnesota fans.
As the teams lined up for a formality extra point, Keenum led the fans in the viking clap and it could ring out again in three weeks, with the Superbowl to be played in Minnesota.
