A Night of Drama in Miami
The quarter‑final clash at Miami Stadium unfolded under a humid night sky, with England and Norway locked in a tense battle for a place in the last four.
Norway struck first in the 36th minute when Andreas Schjelderup's shot took a fortunate deflection off the far post before slipping past England's keeper.
The English side responded with urgency, and Bellingham levelled the scores just before halftime, slipping into the box and firing a low drive past two defenders.
The decisive moment arrived in the first half of extra time, when Bellingham pounced on a rebound after a save, slotting the ball into the net to put England ahead.
With the goal, Bellingham moved to six tournament goals, matching Harry Kane's tally and underscoring his emergence as a key offensive force.
England now awaits the semi‑final opponent, which will be decided between Argentina and Switzerland, a prospect that has sparked excitement among fans and analysts alike.
The victory not only advances the Three Lions but also highlights the growing impact of young talent on the world stage, promising further intrigue as the tournament progresses.