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In a press conference after the Norway quarter-final, England captain Harry Kane rejected claims of tension between manager Thomas Tuchel and midfielder Jude Bellingham, emphasizing the squad’s cohesion and focus on the upcoming semi-final against Argentina.
Harry Kane dismissed suggestions of division within the English camp, praising manager Thomas Tuchel’s honesty and highlighting the squad’s focus ahead of their semi‑final against Argentina.
Harry Kane said the team is united and that any talk of a rift between manager Thomas Tuchel and midfielder Jude Bellingham is overblown.
In a post‑match interview, Kane attributed media scrutiny to exaggeration, praised Tuchel’s honesty, and highlighted the squad’s togetherness as the key to their success.
England captain Harry Kane dismissed rumors of tension between manager Thomas Tuchel and midfielder Jude Bellingham, emphasizing squad unity ahead of the World Cup semi‑final.
Harry Kane reaffirms squad cohesion and trust in Thomas Tuchel’s direct style ahead of England’s World Cup semi‑final against Argentina.
From Manchester United's pursuit of a West Ham winger to Arsenal's £34m bid for a Norwegian prospect, the latest transfer chatter highlights a busy summer of movement.
England led early but faded in the final 40 minutes, allowing Lionel Messi to steer Argentina to victory. Manager Thomas Tuchel defended his defensive approach as the team prepares for a third‑place match against France.
Critiques of the U.S. youth soccer model highlight its exclusivity, comparing it to European and South American systems that fund development through public support and volunteerism.
The Football Extra newsletter’s fan‑selected rundown of the tournament’s biggest stories, from Rodri’s influence to Cape Verde’s surprise run
Jude Bellingham's double strike and spirited defence of his side contrast with head coach Thomas Tuchel's assessment of a 'sloppy' performance, while Norway's disputed goal adds drama.
Erling Haaland and Harry Kane will meet in the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals on July 11 at Hard Rock Stadium, each eyeing the Golden Boot after leading their teams to Round‑of‑16 victories.
Norway and England meet in a highly anticipated quarter‑final match, featuring Erling Haaland and Harry Kane as the tournament’s leading scorers. The game will be broadcast for free on ITV, SBS On Demand and CazéTV, while viewers abroad can use a VPN to access the streams.
Norway's first World Cup appearance since 1998 has turned into a surprise run to the quarterfinals, driven by Erling Haaland's record‑breaking goal tally and a squad packed with European talent.
On July 11, Norway will face England at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami, Florida, in a quarterfinal that brings together two Golden Boot contenders, Erling Haaland and Harry Kane, and promises a showcase of talent, strategy, and broadcast reach.
A look at the latest quarter‑final results, the key goals that defined them, and the forecasts that surround the next round of matches.
Erling Haaland’s late double and Orjan Nyland’s penalty save sealed a 2-1 win for Norway over Brazil, sending the Scandinavians into the last eight at the expense of a nation haunted by six consecutive defeats to European sides.
After 22 days of group‑stage action, the tournament’s knockout phase is set to feature historic upsets, emerging stars, and veteran heroics.
France tops the standings with Kylian Mbappe leading the scoring, Mexico advances unbeaten, and several under‑dogs prepare for decisive matches.
Norway’s progressive youth sports system, built on eight principles that guarantee every child the right to play, is producing high participation rates and world‑class talent, most notably Erling Haaland, who will lead the national team in the upcoming World Cup.
Norway’s youthful squad, led by Haaland and Ødegaard, aims to translate qualifying dominance into a deep World Cup run.
Norway’s men’s national team will open its 2026 FIFA World Cup campaign at Gillette Stadium in Boston, training in Greensboro before facing Iraq, Senegal and France.
From defensive targets in Manchester to swap proposals in London and headline‑grabbing pursuits in Madrid, the summer window is already stirring major moves.
Newcastle United are holding firm on a £75 million valuation for Anthony Gordon while Bayern Munich edge closer to a five‑year deal, and other clubs explore alternatives to strengthen their squads.