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History of American football in Norway played its first international game in Stockholm, Sweden, and won 38-0. An article of the game appeared in the Norway’s second largest newspaper "Dagbladet", on January 28, 1985. In Stockholm, Sweden, again, for the first Scandinavian Cup in American football, to be played by Sweden, Finland' and Norway, NAFF became the champion. An article on the Cup appeared in "SAGA', Norway’s English-language newspaper, on September 19, 1985. Challenging the Coventry Bears American Football Club in England, on May 9, 1986, NAFF became victorious. The Norwegians tasted football defeat for the first time when St. Olaf College from Minnesota was invited