The World Cup 2026 brings a thrilling quarter-final clash between Norway and England, scheduled for July 11, 2026. Both teams have shown impressive form in the tournament, with Norway defeating Brazil in their last match and England overcoming Mexico.
Fans should be excited as this encounter promises high stakes and competitive football, with top players like Erling Haaland and Harry Kane expected to shine. The match will be a true test of skill and strategy as these two European powerhouses battle for a spot in the semi-finals.
Norway – England: When and Where?
- City: Miami
- Stadium: Miami Stadium
- Date: 11 July 2026
- Hour: 23:00
The match will take place at the iconic Miami Stadium, known for its vibrant atmosphere and state-of-the-art facilities. Scheduled for 11:00 PM local time, fans in South Africa can tune in at 11:00 PM SAST to catch the live action.
Norway – England: On Which TV Channel?
- Channel: SuperSport
- Broadcast time: 11:00 PM SAST
For South African viewers, the game will be broadcast live on SuperSport, the premier sports channel in the region. SuperSport ensures comprehensive coverage of the World Cup 2026, and viewers can also stream the match online via their website or mobile app, requiring a subscription.
For the latest broadcast updates, check SuperSport’s official website or contact their customer service. Verify details by visiting Live Soccer.
Norway – England: Predicted Lineups
The quarter-final match between Norway and England is expected to be a tactical battle. Norway comes into this match with a strong lineup, having recently defeated Brazil.
England, with their impressive victory over Mexico, will also look to field a robust squad despite some injury concerns. This clash promises to be a showcase of individual brilliance and team strategy, with both teams aiming to secure a semi-final berth.
| 2Morten Thorsby |
| 4Leo Østigard |
| 11Jørgen Strand Larsen |
| 12Sander Tangvik |
| 13Egil Selvik |
| 14Fredrik Aursnes |
| 15Fredrik Bjørkan |
| 16Marcus Pedersen |
| 18Kristian Thorstvedt |
| 19Thelo Aasgaard |
| 21Andreas Schjelderup |
| 22Oscar Bobb |
| 23Jens Petter Hauge |
| 24Sondre Langås |
| 25Henrik Falchener |
| 5John Stones |
| 11Marcus Rashford |
| 12Trevoh Chalobah |
| 13Dean Henderson |
| 15Dan Burn |
| 16Kobbie Mainoo |
| 17Morgan Rogers |
| 19Ollie Watkins |
| 20Noni Madueke |
| 21Eberechi Eze |
| 22Ivan Toney |
| 23James Trafford |
| 24Reece James |
Norway Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
Norway’s coach is likely to field a strong starting XI, featuring their star striker Erling Haaland. Despite Matias Dyngeland’s thigh injury, the team looks well-prepared.
- Norway predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Ørjan Nyland, Right back – Julian Ryerson, Right centre back – Kristoffer Ajer, Left centre back – Torbjørn Heggem, Left back – David Møller Wolfe, Right central midfielder – Martin Oedegaard, Central midfielder – Sander Berge, Left central midfielder – Patrick Berg, Right forward – Alexander Sørloth, Centre forward – Erling Haaland, Left forward – Antonio Nusa
- Norway injuries and suspensions: Matias Dyngeland (thigh injury – Potential return Mid July 2026)
England Predicted Lineup & Injuries and Suspensions
England faces a few injury setbacks, with key players like Edward Nketiah and Ben White sidelined. However, they boast a talented squad led by captain Harry Kane.
- England predicted lineup: Goalkeeper – Jordan Pickford, Right back – Djed Spence, Right center back – Ezri Konsa, Left centre back – Marc Guehi, Left back – Nico O’Reilly, Right defensive midfielder – Elliot Anderson, Left defensive midfielder – Declan Rice, Right wing – Bukayo Saka, Attacking midfielder – Jude Bellingham, Left wing – Anthony Gordon, Centre forward – Harry Kane
- England injuries and suspensions: Edward Nketiah (strain injury – Potential return Early August 2026), Ben White (knee injury – Potential return Mid August 2026), Valentino Livramento (hamstring injury – Potential return Mid July 2026), Jordan Henderson (wrist injury – Potential return Mid August 2026)
This highly anticipated match promises excitement and drama as both teams strive for glory on the World Cup stage.
 Matias Dyngeland thigh-injury Mid July 2026 |
Edward Nketiah strain-injury Early August 2026 |
Ben White knee-injury Mid August 2026 |
Valentino Livramento hamstring-injury Mid July 2026 |
Jordan Henderson wrist-injury Mid August 2026 |
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