Norway v England LIVE: Thomas Tuchel handed double fitness boost as fans descend on Miami for World Cup quarter-final | OneFootball

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·11 July 2026

Norway v England LIVE: Thomas Tuchel handed double fitness boost as fans descend on Miami for World Cup quarter-final

Article image:Norway v England LIVE: Thomas Tuchel handed double fitness boost as fans descend on Miami for World Cup quarter-final
Article image:Norway v England LIVE: Thomas Tuchel handed double fitness boost as fans descend on Miami for World Cup quarter-final
Article image:Norway v England LIVE: Thomas Tuchel handed double fitness boost as fans descend on Miami for World Cup quarter-final

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England are gearing up for their World Cup quarter-final against Norway tonight after positive news regarding two potential fitness doubts of Marc Guehi and Declan Rice.

Thomas Tuchel looked set to be forced to rejig his defence, making changes to the side that fended off co-hosts Mexico on enemy soil in one of England’s all-time great World Cup performances last time out. Guehi has been nursing a hamstring strain picked up at the Estadio Azteca, while Rice – who has had his own injury issues of late – was kept away from the squad with illness amid fears a bug could spread – but both returned to training on Friday and could be set to feature.

Tuchel was already facing selection headaches with Jarell Quansah ruled out of the last-eight clash after receiving a two-match ban for his red card against Mexico. Any potential defensive disruption would be far from ideal against Erling Haaland and co. – Norway knocked out Brazil in their last outing, and are rowing along a wave of positivity at this tournament.

Norway vs England live updates

  • England face Norway in their World Cup quarter-final tonight | Kick-off at 10pm, live on ITV1
  • Marc Guehi (hamstring) and Declan Rice (illness) have emerged as doubts for last-eight clash but trained on Friday
  • Jarell Quansah ruled out of encounter after receiving two match ban for red card
  • Norway's Erling Haaland rivalling Harry Kane for golden boot and has declared pressure on England
  • Winner will face either Argentina or Switzerland in semi-finals

Who will the winners face next?

The winners of Argentina vs Switzerland will meet the victor of this tie in the semi-finals.

That match will take place on 15 July in Atlanta.

Will Castle11 July 2026 09:20

Norway vs England LIVE!

England are raring to carry momentum from Mexico City into their World Cup quarter-final against Norway tonight but have been rocked by a potential double fitness blow with Marc Guehi and Declan Rice both reported to be doubts.

Thomas Tuchel looks set to be forced to rejig his defence, making changes to the side that fended off co-hosts Mexico on enemy soil in one of England’s all-time great World Cup performances last time out.

Guehi has missed training this week as he nurses a hamstring strain picked up at the Estadio Azteca, while Rice – who has had his own injury issues of late – has been kept away from the squad with illness amid fears a bug could spread. It adds to Tuchel’s defensive selection headaches with Jarell Quansah already ruled out of the last-eight clash after receiving a two-match ban for his red card against Mexico.

The disruption comes with England gearing up for a meeting with a Norwegian side that knocked out Brazil in their last outing, and rowing along a wave of positivity at this tournament. Star striker Erling Haaland is in red-hot form and has declared the pressure firmly on Tuchel’s team – and may fancy his chances of exploiting a remodelled backline.

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Will Castle11 July 2026 09:00

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