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England vs Norway: World Cup quarter-final date, kick-off time, TV details and Haaland threat

England have roared into the World Cup quarter-finals and now face a heavyweight test against Norway, with a place in the last four on the line. After edging past Mexico 3-2 in a breathless last-16 tie at the Estadio Azteca, confidence is rising around the Three Lions, but the next challenge looks every bit as demanding.

Jude Bellingham lit the blue touch paper with two first-half goals against Mexico, before Harry Kane kept his nerve from the penalty spot to score what proved to be the winner. Mexico rallied late, Raul Jimenez converting a penalty to ensure a tense finish, but England stood firm through a fierce spell of pressure. The impact of defensive reinforcements Dan Burn and Djed Spence was especially important as England protected their narrow lead.

England vs Norway quarter-final showdown

Now comes a Norway side carrying real momentum. Back at the World Cup finals for the first time since 1998, they have caught the eye throughout the competition. A smooth qualifying campaign was followed by knockout wins over Ivory Coast and then Brazil, the latter a statement 2-1 success that underlined their growing belief.

England will know where the main danger lies. Erling Haaland has been ruthless, scoring seven goals in four matches and leading Norway with power, pace and that familiar predator’s instinct in front of goal. Stopping him will be central to England’s hopes of reaching the semi-finals, where Argentina or Switzerland could await.

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How to watch England vs Norway

Supporters in the UK can watch England vs Norway live on ITV1, with coverage beginning at 8.45pm BST. The match will also be available to stream live via ITVX and through the broadcaster’s website.

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Highlights will be available after the game across the usual digital platforms, while full match coverage and build-up will dominate the evening for fans desperate to see whether England can keep their World Cup dream alive.

For all the anticipation around Haaland, England will travel into this one believing they have the tools to win. Bellingham is driving the team forward, Kane remains the trusted finisher, and there is suddenly a steel about this side that suggests they are ready for the fight ahead.