FIFA World Cup

Quarter-finals

NOR Norway Norway - ENG England England

Norway Norway

England England

93'
J. Bellingham

45' +2'
J. Bellingham
A. Schjelderup
36'

Miami Stadium(Sold out)

Clément Louis Jean Turpin

0:16

Watch: England fans celebrate

0:25

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Full time: Norway 1-2 England

England have done it! Bellingham's brace sends the Three Lions through to a first World Cup semi-final since 2018. Norway, whose players and fans have been brilliant this summer, exit the tournament with their heads held high.

Full-time

120'

+ 2

Kane helping out

It's now or never for Norway. Even Kane is back inside his own half in an effort to keep the Scandinavians at bay.

120'

+ 2

Shots

Antonio Nusa Jude Bellingham

120'

Two minutes left

Time running out for Norway here...

118'

England edging closer

Nusa races clear down the left flank but the Leipzig man just mistimed his run. England have a free-kick inside their own half

117'

First yellow of the match

Ajer is cautioned for remonstrating with the referee after Pickford goes to ground in a crowded penalty area.

117'

Yellow card

Kristoffer Ajer

115'

Five to go

Can England hold on? Or can Norway find another goal from somewhere?

114'

Over from Bobb

A Norway corner is cleared only as far as the Fulham winger, who slices his shot high over the bar.

112'

Bellingham comes off

The former Dortmund star departs to a standing ovation from the England supporters, with Newcastle United defender Dan Burn replacing him for the final stages.

111'

Substitution

Dan Burn

Jude Bellingham

111'

Double save!

Nyland denies Spence from distance before blocking Saka's follow-up effort from a tight angle. Tremendous goalkeeping!

109'

Huge chance for Norway

Patrick Berg finds a pocket of space on the edge of the box but can't get his shot on target, blazing the ball high over Pickford's crossbar.

107'

England holding firm

Norway are on the attack straight away but Nusa's cross from the left is cut out by Stones.

106'

Haaland off

Back under way. Haaland has come off, with Crystal Palace striker Strand Larsen entering the fray in his stead.

Kick-off!

105'

+ 4

Substitution

Jørgen Strand Larsen

Erling Haaland

Half-time in extra time: Norway 1-2 England

The Three Lions are a quarter of an hour away from a World Cup semi-final - thanks to Bellingham's close-range effort three minutes into the additional 30.

Half-time

105'

+ 3

Bellingham off target

The Real Madrid midfielder - now on a hat-trick - blazes over from the corner of the area.

105'

+ 1

Into stoppage time

Three minutes added on at the end of the first half of extra time.

105'

Stones to the rescue

The England centre-back rises highest to head a Norway corner out of harm's way. The Scandinavians are starting to see more of the ball again though...

103'

No penalty!

Let-off for Norway! The officials have overturned the decision and Norway are still in this.

101'

But wait...

...it's being checked by VAR.

100'

Golden opportunity for England!

Spence is brought down in the Norway area and the Three Lions have an opportunity to take a huge step towards the semi-finals.

97'

Level with Shearer

That was Bellingham's ninth goal at a major tournament, drawing him level with former Three Lions striker Alan Shearer.

96'

Norway up against it

Still plenty of time for Norway to respond, but England will fancy their chances of causing further damage on the counter-attack.

Jude at the double!

Rogers' long-range effort is spilled by Nyland and Bellingham is quickest to the rebound, slamming the ball into the back of the net from close range to put England ahead for the first time in the match! Could that be the winner?

93'

Jude Bellingham

GOAL!

1:2

Goal probability

Goal probability determines the likelihood that the ball will land in the goal from every position on the pitch. The value is based on large amounts of data from previous years; factors such as shot angle, distance to goal and opponent pressure - as well as mathematical models.

45 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

6.84 m

92'

Bright England start

Saka wins a corner off Pedersen, which is headed clear by Ajer. England have the ball again though...

91'

Off we go again!

Bellingham gets extra time under way.

Extra time

0:14

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Norway fans have their say...

90'

+ 9

Substitution

Leo Østigård

Torbjørn Heggem

End of 90 minutes: Norway 1-1 England

There is no separating the two teams as an absorbing second half draws to a close. Both sides had chances in the second half, but we're going to need extra time - and possibly penalties - to determine the winner in Miami.

End of second half

90'

+ 8

Bellingham goes down

Heggem appears to catch the England midfielder's heel after playing a pass back to Nyland, but the referee is having none of it.

90'

+ 6

Down to 10

Norway are temporarily reduced to 10 players as Heggem trots off the field. Bellingham gets on the end of a teasing ball in from the right, but the midfielder's flicked header bounces wide of the far post.

90'

+ 4

Cramp setting in

Heggem has gone down clutching his calf, but he isn't the only player showing one or two signs of fatigue.

90'

+ 2

Spence nearly capitalises

Nyland takes his time over a clearance and Spence almost takes full advantage, but the ball rebounds off the England substitute and behind. Big let-off for Norway.

90'

Time running out

A change on both sides as we enter seven minutes of additional time.

90'

Substitution

Marcus Holmgren Pedersen

David Møller Wolfe

89'

Substitution

Morgan Rogers

Ezri Konsa

87'

Opportunity for England

Lovely trickery from Saka to skip past Nusa and swing in a low cross, which is cleared behind for an England corner - but Kane is penalised for a push on a Norway defender.

86'

Into final five

Have England weathered that Norway storm? The Three Lions have made another change, with Spence replacing O'Reilly.

86'

Substitution

Djed Spence

Nico O'Reilly

85'

Another Norway chance

Nusa cuts inside onto his right foot, but his low, curling effort is straight at Pickford.

83'

England tiring?

Nusa has looked lively since entering the fray. His cross from the left deflects off Saka and out for another Norway corner, which the Three Lions manage to deal with.

82'

Haaland edging Kane

Shots

Erling Haaland Harry Kane

81'

Into the final 10

Time for a winner? Or are we heading for extra time?

78'

Anderson inches away

The England midfielder nearly gets on the end of a cross at the other end, but the delivery has too much pace for the new Manchester City man.

76'

Off the crossbar!

England are living very dangerously. Pickford gets a strong hand to Berg's corner, but the goalkeeper can only watch helplessly has Berge's header loops onto the crossbar. Haaland can't steer the rebound on target.

74'

Norway break at pace

The ball eventually falls to Bobb inside the area, but the Fulham man can't find a way past former Manchester City team-mate O'Reilly.

72'

The game restarts

Chelsea captain James is on for the final stages. Gordon's race is run.

71'

Substitution

Reece James

Anthony Gordon

Haaland penalised

The Manchester City striker's earlier push on Anderson did not go unnoticed by VAR.

69'

Leipzig man enters fray

Nusa replaces goalscorer Schjelderup, while Bobb comes on for Sørloth - formerly of Leipzig. Time for another hydration break...

67'

Substitution

Antonio Nusa

Andreas Schjelderup

67'

Substitution

Oscar Bobb

Alexander Sørloth

65'

Last-ditch defending

There is little to choose between the two sides as we enter the final 25 minutes of the 90. Gordon makes room for a cross on the left-hand side and manages to pick out Kane, but the ball is nicked off his toes by a Norway defender.

63'

Too much on the pass

Ødegaard does well to get on the end of Sørloth's dinked ball over the top of the England defence, but the ball had already gone behind for a goal-kick.

61'

Dortmund man departs

A sad end to this quarter-final for Ryerson, who is replaced by Aursnes as the clock ticks past the hour mark.

60'

Substitution

Fredrik Aursnes

Julian Ryerson

59'

Ryerson struggling

The Norway full-back, who was struggling with a hamstring problem earlier in the tournament, has gone down with another injury. He may have to come off here...

Goal ruled out!

Norway's second goal is chalked off for a push on Anderson by Haaland in the build-up! The Scandinavians get to retake their corner, but it remains all square in Miami.

56'

Norway lead again!

England fail to deal with the corner this time. Pickford does well to keep out Berg's initial effort, but the loose ball his prodded into the roof of the net by Heggem. It's being checked by VAR though...

53'

Haaland denied

They remain a threat on the break, though. A Norway corner is cleared by Kane at the near post, but the Scandinavians quickly win the ball back and Pickford has to be on his toes to parry a goal-bound Haaland header behind for another corner.

50'

Familiar pattern

England have started the second half the way they began the first - in control of possession. Norway are camped deep inside their own half and are having to work very hard to keep the Three Lions attack at bay.

0:14

Watch: Norway fans celebrate opener

48'

No way through

Kane is brought down on the edge of the penalty area, but Eze's free-kick strikes his own player and flies behind for a Norway goal-kick.

46'

Bellingham deeper

Eze has taken up the No10 role behind Kane, with Bellingham now operating alongside Anderson at the base of midfield.

Kick-off!

45'

+ 5

Double England change

Tuchel has shuffled his pack at the break, replacing Rice and Madueke with Eze and Saka. The second half is about to get under way...

45'

+ 5

Substitution

Eberechi Eze

Declan Rice

45'

+ 5

Substitution

Bukayo Saka

Noni Madueke

45'

+ 5

England dominating possession...

...but Norway arguably had the better opportunities in that first half - before stoppage time at least.

Passes

173

350

Half-time: Norway 1-1 England

Wow. What an end to the half in Miami! Schjelderup's cross-shot appeared to have given Norway a slender lead at the break, but Bellingham popped up in first-half stoppage time to fire the Three Lions level with his fifth goal of the tournament so far. All to play for in the second half!

45'

+ 5

Kane denied!

Bellingham flicks a pass into the path of the Bayern star, who dinks the ball over the onrushing Nyland - but the goal is ruled out for offside.

Half-time

Three Lions level!

England restore parity - and it's another superb goal. Bellingham collects a low pass inside the penalty area before skipping past Heggem and arrowing a low shot past Nyland and into the far corner. A magnificent strike from the former Dortmund man!

45'

+ 2

Jude Bellingham

GOAL!

1:1

Assist:A. Gordon

Goal probability

20 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

10.29 m

44'

England living dangerously

Ødegaard picks out the run of Sørloth as Norway look to hit England on the counter. Sørloth has Haaland to his left but opts to go for goal himself - his shot comes off an England defender and rolls into Pickford's arms.

42'

Haaland and Co. on top

The pendulum has swung Norway's way as we approach half-time.

Goal attempts

1off target

3on target

1off target

0on target

40'

Norway want a second!

Sørloth flashes a shot just over, before Ødegaard forces a low save out of Pickford from the edge of the box. Norway are looking to double their advantage before the interval...

39'

Can England respond?

That goal came very much against the run of play. England now need to find a way to break down this well-organised Norwegian defence.

Norway in front!

Was it a cross or a shot? Norway - and Schjelderup - won't care one bit, as the left winger loops the ball over Pickford and in off the post from a wide left position. Whether he meant it or not, it's a stunning goal. The Scandinavians lead with their first real attack of the game.

36'

Andreas Schjelderup

GOAL!

1:0

Assist:M. Ødegaard

Goal probability

2 %

Distance to Goal

The distance to goal is measured at the time of the shot - from the position of the ball to the center of the goal.

19.56 m

35'

Haaland nearly capitalises

Stones' misplaced backpass almost gifts Haaland an opportunity, but Pickford is alert to the danger and spares the Manchester City man's blushes.

32'

Friends reunited

Little bit of jostling there between Bellingham and Haaland inside the Norway penalty area. The former team-mates are quick to see the funny side...

31'

Chances at a premium

That Kane effort was the first attempt at goal in Miami.

Goal attempts

0off target

0on target

1off target

0on target

29'

Close!

Kane puts his laces through the ball but his effort flashes narrowly over the crossbar, much to the relief of goalkeeper Nyland.

28'

Chance for Kane

Bellingham collides with Ajer and the Three Lions have a free-kick right on the edge of the Norway penalty area. Kane is standing over the ball...

27'

Back under way

Off we go again. Haaland hasn't seen much of the ball for Norway yet but, as we all know, the striker only needs a moment to make a telling contribution...

23'

Hydration break

Time for both coaches to have a brief chat with their players. Tuchel, you'd imagine, will be the happier of the two tacticians so far...

21'

Ryerson defending deep

The Dortmund full-back is being kept busy down Norway's right. Gordon, Anderson and O'Reilly are all seeing plenty of the ball so far, and this time it's the Manchester City full-back who swings in a dangerous cross. Madueke, though, is unable to get a touch at the far stick.

19'

Too strong for Bellingham

Anderson plays the ball back to Gordon, whose whipped delivery just evades Bellingham inside the Norway penalty area. Close, but not close enough from a Three Lions perspective.

17'

Corner to England

Gordon's cross is blocked by Ajer, who concedes the first corner of the match. Rice's delivery is cut out at the near post, but England soon reclaim possession. It's not exactly one-way traffic, but the Three Lions are starting to up the ante...

15'

Fifteen minutes gone

No real opportunities to speak of so far. England are dominating possession, but Norway are proving very difficult to break down.

12'

Better from Norway

Norway have only had 29 percent of possession so far but they are seeing more of the ball now. England, though, are pushing high up the pitch, forcing the Scandinavians back into their half.

10'

Norway under pressure

The game is being played almost entirely in the Norwegian half so far. Madueke tries to get on the end of a long crossfield pass, but the Arsenal player is just offside.

Heating up in Miami

The sun has just emerged from behind the clouds. Not sure the players will be too pleased, with temperatures now hovering just under 38C (100F).

Kane the quarterback

The Bayern Munich star drops deep in search of the ball before attempting to pick out Bellingham with a raking pass, but Norway keeper Nyland dashes off his line to collect.

England enjoying early possession

The Three Lions are seeing plenty of the ball so far. Norway have everyone - including Haaland - camped inside their own half.

Magnificent atmosphere

The two sets of fans haven't stopped singing since the end of the national anthems a few minutes ago. Madueke has an opportunity to swing in an early cross for England, but the ball sails behind for a Norway goal-kick.

Off we go!

The third FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final is under way!

Kick-off!

Here come the teams!

Kane and Norway skipper Martin Ødegaard lead the two sets of players out onto the pitch. Time for the national anthems...

Not long now

Just over 10 minutes to go until kick-off. The temperature pitchside is currently 33C - or 91F. It's a hot one...

Putting bromance to one side

They are close friends off the pitch, but there will be no love lost between former Dortmund stars Bellingham and Haaland on it at Miami Stadium.

Warm-ups under way!

Ryerson set to star?

Dortmund's Ryerson was forced off after 13 minutes of Norway's group-stage victory over Senegal with a hamstring issue, but the Dortmund full-back returned to the starting XI against Brazil last time out and features again in Miami. The 28-year-old will come up against new Barcelona signing Anthony Gordon down Norway's right-hand side.

Game face on!

Can Kane add to his six World Cup goals so far this summer?

More on that Norway team

Norway boss Ståle Solbakken, who was in charge at Cologne from 2011-2012, has made just one change to the team that started the 2-1 victory over Brazil in the last round: Leipzig's Antonio Nusa drops to the bench, with Andreas Schjelderup taking his place. Dortmund's Julian Ryerson (pictured) begins at right wing-back.

More on that England team

Thomas Tuchel has made two changes to the side that started against Mexico in the round of 16 last weekend. Ezri Konsa starts at right-back in place of the suspended Jarell Quansah, with John Stones coming in at centre-back. Further forward, Noni Madueke begins on the right wing, with Bukayo Saka droppping to the bench. Harry Kane, of course, leads the line up top.

Starting line-up: Norway

Formation:4-3-3

Norway subs

Tangvik, Selvik, Østigård, Bjørkan, Holmgren Pedersen, Langås, Falchener, Thorsby, Aursnes, Thorstvedt, Aasgaard, Bobb, Hauge, Strand Larsen, Nusa

Starting line-up: England

Formation:4-2-3-1

England subs

Henderson, Trafford, Chalobah, Burn, James, Spence, Mainoo, Rogers, Eze, Saka, Rashford, Watkins, Toney

Kane: 'Haaland is a machine'

Speaking to reporters, England's Harry Kane lauded Erling Haaland, but believes their playing styles differ. "Physically, he’s a machine, he’s a beast. His finishing is at the highest level and obviously his goalscoring record speaks for itself," he explained. "I see myself as a different player although I score the same goals. I like to maybe touch the ball a little bit more, be involved in play a little bit more but also can play as an out-and-out nine."

10:12

Watch: The best of Antonio Nusa

While the Kane/Bellingham/Haaland megastars have understandably dominated headlines in the build-up to this game, England would do well to keep tabs on Leipzig winger Nusa. Here's a glimpse of what he's capable of...

Quansah quandry

Leverkusen's Jarell Quansah received a two-match suspension following his sending off against Mexico in the last round, leaving England short of cover at right-back. The Three Lions lost Tino Livramento to injury just before the tournament began, while Reece James, first-choice in the position, has been struggling with a hamstring complaint. Quansah had been deputising at right-back, but his absence means head coach Thomas Tuchel must reshuffle once again. Djed Spence is the leading candidate to start, while Ezri Konza could also slide over from centre-back.

Bayern's incredible World Cup final run to continue?

There has been a Bayern Munich player in every World Cup final since 1982. England's Harry Kane is the club's only representative left on his side of the bracket, with France duo Michael Olise and Dayot Upamecano flying the flag on the opposite side.

Two spots remain

Dayot Upamecano (pictured) and France will take on Spain in the first of the semi-finals on Tuesday 14 July. It will be either Norway or England and Argentina or Switzerland in the other last-four meeting in Atlanta on Wednesday 15 July.