A Night of Drama in Miami
England and Norway met under the bright lights of Miami Stadium for a World Cup quarter-final that promised fireworks, and the encounter delivered exactly that.
Norway struck first when Andreas Schjelderup found the net in the 36th minute, sending the Norwegian supporters into celebration.
The English side responded swiftly, with Jude Bellingham leveling the score in the first-half added time, his strike echoing the urgency of the moment.
The deadlock was broken again when Bellingham, showing composure beyond his years, netted the winning goal in the opening period of extra time, sealing a 2-1 victory for England.
That goal marked Bellingham’s sixth tally of the tournament, drawing him level with England’s all-time World Cup scorer Harry Kane and underscoring his rising prominence.
With the win secured, England now awaits the outcome of the other quarter-final, which will pit them against either Argentina or Switzerland in the semi-final showdown.
The performance highlighted both England’s attacking depth and the unpredictable nature of knockout football, setting the stage for what many expect to be a thrilling final four.