Norway v England – World Cup quarter-final result as Jude Bellingham’s double fires Three Lions into the last four with extra-time win in Miami

Two-goal Jude Bellingham struck an extra-time winner as England came from behind to beat Norway 2-1 and reach the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup.

The Vikings opened the scoring on 36 minutes as Andreas Schjelderup collected Martin Odegaard’s pass and thundered a cross-shot from the left side of the area into the far corner.

England responded through the talismanic Bellingham, who drove on to Anthony Gordon’s pass and fired a low shot beyond Orjan Nyland in first-half stoppage time.

Thomas Tuchel and his men laboured after the interval and were breathing a huge sigh of relief just shy of the hour when Torbjorn Heggem’s far post tap-in from a right-wing corner was ruled out following a VAR intervention for a shove by Erling Haaland.

Brentford defender Kristoffer Ajer hit the crossbar as Norway almost won it in normal time, with The Three Lions perhaps fortunate to force extra time.

It proved hugely significant as Bellingham knocked in a rebound in the 93rd minute to net his sixth goal of the World Cup after substitute Morgan Rogers’ strike was spilt by Nyland.

England were left rueful when a penalty awarded for a trip on substitute Djed Spence was overturned following a VAR review, but Tuchel’s men held on and will now face Argentina or Switzerland in the last four at Atlanta Stadium on Wednesday, July 15 (20:00 BST).

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”It’s a dogged performance, just get over the line, find a way, into the semi-finals.

”They’ve [England] done everything possible physically. No doubt about it, Jude Bellingham almost carried them over the line almost single-handedly.

”But the effort in the group is extraordinary. Not football-wise, just hunger and desire.”

Another ex-England right-back, Gary Neville added: ”I’ve seen [Paul] Gascoigne go to a tournament and rip it up. I’ve seen Michael Owen and Wayne Rooney in 2004… But I’ve never seen a player like Jude Bellingham for England. Absolute superstar.”

Two minutes added.

It's been far from straight-forward for Tuchel's men but they are on the verge of a fourth appearance in the World Cup last four...

Pickford comes to punch and appears to get caught by his own man.

The 'keeper stays down and the referee halts play, much to the irritation of the Norwegians.

Ajer is livid and gets a caution for speaking out of term.

The famous line was dripping with swagger and, to be fair, he's proved himself right time and time again.

England only half clear a left-wing corner but Bobb can't keep his 16-yard shot down and Pickford et al breathe a sigh of relief.

Nyland spills Spence's low 20-yarder but then gets up to redeem himself with a super block from Saka's follow-up.

Berg engineers space 20 yards from goal but sizzles a rising shot just over the crossbar.

A major surprise as Haaland is replaced by Crystal Palace's Jorgen Strand Larsen.

Norway get us back underway with a spot in the semi-final still up for grabs.

Three minutes added at the end of the first half of ET.

Guehi makes an excellent block to divert Nusa's 18-yard strike behind for a corner.

Clement Turpin returns from the monitor and says 'no foul.'

Norway are back in business and England won't get the opportunity for Kane to make it 3-1 from the spot.