Crown Prince Haakon of Norway beats the drum as the team join fans in Oslo for one last row after returning from the World Cup.
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Norway's 2-1 defeat after extra time against England on Saturday brought their historic run to an end in the quarter-finals. However, it did not stop the country from celebrating their heroes, who gathered outside the Royal Palace before being driven through central Oslo in an open-top bus
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