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As England prepares to face Norway in a World Cup quarterfinal, the squad’s unusual pool activities—including a diving contest and a player’s sock‑filled splash—have sparked curiosity and a few injury scares.
A 2‑1 win against Brazil revealed how Norway’s football strategy is intertwined with its chess culture, featuring Haaland’s brace, the Machlik sisters, and the influence of grandmaster Magnus Carlsen.
Logistical upheaval in Florida forced Norway's World Cup side to change hotels, but the squad remains focused on their upcoming match against England, with key players like Erling Haaland and Martin Ødegaard emphasizing readiness and confidence.
With France, Spain, Argentina and England among the favorites, the upcoming quarterfinals promise high stakes, star power and historic narratives as the tournament heads toward a July final.
Eight nations remain in the World Cup quarterfinals, with France favored, Norway's surprise run, and key matches scheduled for July 14‑19, all broadcast in the U.S. on Fox, Peacock and Telemundo.
Erling Haaland's decisive strike against Brazil not only secured a 2‑1 victory but also marked Norway's first World Cup quarterfinal appearance in nearly three decades.
Anna Leigh Waters, once a top youth soccer talent, pivoted to pickleball where she now dominates, earning record titles, a Nike deal and a place on TIME’s Most Influential list.
The quarterfinal round of the World Cup features top-ranked teams battling for semifinal spots, with Norway’s surprise run led by Erling Haaland adding intrigue.
Erling Haaland, the Norwegian forward who now commands a $60 million on‑field salary and $20 million off‑field earnings, has built a fortune through contracts, endorsements and a growing property portfolio.
From a record-breaking contract at Manchester City to a global brand portfolio and a multi-million-pound property portfolio, Erling Haaland's earnings illustrate the new economics of modern football.
With no games on the rest day, attention turns to Thursday’s quarterfinal lineup, where defending champions and surprise packages meet, all available on FOX and its streaming platform.
With eight teams left, the quarterfinal round promises high‑stakes contests, from France's heavy favoritism to Norway's Cinderella story, all set to culminate in a U.S. finale.
The World Cup quarterfinals will unfold across seven U.S. cities, featuring top-ranked teams and emerging dark horses. Betting markets favor France, Spain, Argentina and England, while Norway’s run led by Erling Haaland adds intrigue. Key players are delivering standout performances ahead of semifinals and a final that will be broadcast on Fox, Peacock and Telemundo.
Eight nations remain in the World Cup quarterfinals, with France as the betting favorite and Lionel Messi topping the goal chart. Key matchups and a packed schedule set the stage for a dramatic finale.
With France, Spain, Argentina and England among the favorites, and Norway’s Haaland leading a surprise run, the upcoming quarterfinals will be played in venues ranging from Foxborough to East Rutherford, culminating in semifinals in Texas, Georgia and New Jersey.
A look at the historic rivalry, the legendary commentary that still resonates, and the fresh stakes facing the teams.
An analysis of the highest‑value premium players for the World Cup Fantasy knockout rounds, focusing on form, fixtures and differential potential.
From a stoic debut in the Premier League to a worldwide multimedia phenomenon, Erling Haaland's journey blends athletic brilliance with strategic branding.
Four regional soccer coaches recount their experiences watching World Cup matches in person and from afar, highlighting family rituals, stadium energy, and the tournament’s global impact.
Four youth soccer coaches, scattered across continents, recount the excitement, atmosphere and personal moments they experienced while following the 2026 World Cup.
Argentina overturned a two‑goal deficit to defeat Egypt 3‑2, with Messi, Romero and Enzo Fernandez finding the net in the final 21 minutes.
The U.S. men's soccer side fell 4-1 to Belgium, exposing persistent shortcomings and a culture of excuses that hinder genuine improvement.
The U.S. Men's National Team fell 4-1 to Belgium in the round of 16, ending a World Cup run that had promised a breakthrough. The defeat underscores both the progress and the challenges facing American soccer.
Erling Haaland's decisive goals and Crown Prince Haakon's presence turned a sporting victory into a nationwide celebration.