The FIFA World Cup 2026 continues with a quarterfinal matchup between Norway and England on July 11, set to begin at 5 p.m. ET. The match features two of the tournament's leading goal scorers: Norway's Erling Haaland and England's Harry Kane.
Haaland has scored seven goals in four appearances for Norway, while Kane has contributed six goals in five matches for England. Both strikers were pivotal in their teams' Round of 16 victories. Haaland scored both goals in Norway's 2-1 win over Ivory Coast, and Kane converted a penalty in England's 3-2 defeat of Mexico.
England will be without defender Jarrell Quansah, who received a red card against Mexico and is suspended for two matches. The winner of this quarterfinal will advance to the semifinals in Atlanta on July 15, where they will face either Argentina or Switzerland.
The match is scheduled to take place at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida. It will be broadcast in English on FOX and in Spanish on Telemundo. For viewers without cable, the game can be streamed via DIRECTV, which offers a free trial period.
Norway's path to the quarterfinals included group stage wins against Iraq (4-1) and Senegal (3-2), a loss to France (4-1), and a Round of 32 victory over Ivory Coast (2-1). England's World Cup campaign has seen wins against Croatia (4-2), Panama (2-0), and Congo DR (2-1), a draw with Ghana (0-0), and their Round of 16 win over Mexico (3-2).
Norway's squad includes goalkeepers Ørjan Nyland, Sander Tangvik, and Egil Selvik; defenders Kristoffer Ajer, Leo Østigard, David Møller Wolfe, Fredrik André Bjørkan, Marcus Holmgren Pedersen, Torbjørn Heggem, Sondre Langas, Henrik Falchener, and Julian Ryerson; midfielders Morton Thorsby, Patrick Berg, Sander Berge, Martin Ødegaard, Frederik Aursnes, Kristian Thorstvedt, Thelo Aasgaard, Antonio Nusa, Oscar Bobb, and Jens Petter Hauge; and forwards Alexander Sørloth, Erling Haaland, Jørgen Strand Larsen, and Andreas Schjelderup.
England's roster features goalkeepers Jordan Pickford, Dean Henderson, and James Trafford; defenders Ezri Konsa, Nico O’Reilly, John Stones, Marc Guéhi, Tino Livramento, Dan Burn, Reece James, Djed Spence, and Jarell Quansah; midfielders Declan Rice, Elliot Anderson, Jude Bellingham, Jordan Henderson, Kobbie Mainoo, Morgan Rogers, and Eberechi Eze; and forwards Bukayo Saka, Harry Kane, Marcus Rashford, Anthony Gordon, Ollie Watkins, Noni Madueke, and Ivan Toney.