Jude Bellingham emerged as England's hero, scoring two crucial goals, including the extra-time winner, to defeat Norway 2-1 and secure a spot in the World Cup semifinals. The victory took place in Miami.

Norway took the lead in the 36th minute when Andreas Schjelderup's cross-shot was misjudged by England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford and found the far post for an own goal. Bellingham equalized for England just before halftime, receiving a pass from Anthony Gordon, controlling the ball, and firing it into the net.

In the second half, Norway thought they had retaken the lead when Torbjorn Heggem scored from a scramble, but the goal was disallowed after Erling Haaland was ruled to have fouled Elliot Anderson.

Bellingham secured the win for England at the start of extra time, capitalizing on a rebound after Norway's keeper Orjan Nyland spilled a shot from Morgan Rogers.

Player Performances

England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford received a rating of 5/10, noted for being caught out by Norway's first goal and later fumbling a routine save. Defenders John Stones and Marc Guehi were rated 8/10 for their key interventions and ability to steady the defense. Midfielder Declan Rice, rated 4/10, appeared unwell and was substituted at halftime, having struggled with movement and poor set-piece delivery. Noni Madueke also received a 4/10 for poor output and was substituted at the break.

Jude Bellingham was awarded a 9/10 and named Man of the Match for his decisive performance. Substitutes Bukayo Saka and Morgan Rogers, who provided the assist for the winning goal, were rated 6/10 and 7/10 respectively. Manager Thomas Tuchel received a 6/10, with the notes suggesting the team was fortunate to win despite his tactical changes.

Norway's lineup saw Erling Haaland rated 4/10, while Martin Odegaard received an 8/10 for his performance. Goalkeeper Orjan Nyland was rated 4/10. Manager Stale Solbakken was given a 6/10.

Referee Clement Turpin's performance was rated 6/10. The match saw a disallowed Norwegian goal and a reversed penalty decision for England, with the referee reportedly needing assistance from VAR for some calls.