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Mexico 2-3 England
David James
Former England goalkeeper on BBC Radio 5 Live
As excellent as we were last night, there’s still room for improvement.
Against Norway we’ll have to be better. Especially against Haaland.
Beat Norway, then semi-final v Argentina... or, the way this World Cup is going, someone else?
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Haaland will be the focus, but as a Fulham fan I think Berge at the base of midfield could be the weak point. He only ever moves at one speed and is not that physically imposing, Bellingham can harass all game and hopefully create something like the second goal last night.
Ben, Bristol
Image source, Getty ImagesNorway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Sami Mokbel
BBC Sport Senior football correspondent speaking to BBC Radio 5 Live at Estadio Azteca
England's game against Norway will be like a Premier League game.
Because a lot of the players in the Norwegian side like Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard play at top clubs in the Premier League.
That will be blood and thunder, it will be cut and thrust.
Like what you'd usually see on a Saturday afternoon in the Premier League.
I'm looking forward to that game a lot.
Image source, Getty ImagesSaturday's World Cup quarter-final in Miami represents a chance for England to move level with Norway on two victories apiece in competitive matches.
BBC Sport's senior football correspondent Sami Mokbel believes it will be a full-bloodied battle straight out of the Premier League playbook...
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesWhen it comes to competitive matches against England, Norway have won more than they have lost (won two, lost one and drawn one in four World Cup qualifiers).
The most famous - or perhaps infamous - came in a World Cup qualifier in September, 1981.
England had won the home fixture 4-0, continuing their unbeaten record against Norway, but fell to a first ever loss - 2-1 - in the reverse fixture in Oslo.
Cue Norwegian radio commentator Bjørge Lillelien and his iconic rant, taunting various prominent figures in English history:
"Lord Nelson! Lord Beaverbrook! Sir Winston Churchill! Sir Anthony Eden! Clement Attlee! Henry Cooper! Lady Diana! Maggie Thatcher - can you hear me, Maggie Thatcher? Your boys took one hell of a beating! Your boys took one hell of a beating!"
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland have faced Norway 12 times over the years, but the two sides have never met at a major tournament.
The Three Lions have beaten Norway seven times, drawn three times and lost twice - the last meeting was a 1-0 friendly win at Wembley in 2014.
England vs Norway results:
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Emile Heskey
Former England striker on BBC Breakfast
[Mexico striker Raul] Jimenez created quite a few chances, so with a player like Erling Haaland, he would probably have taken two or three of those chances.
They [Norway] are a solid team, but I think we have more than enough to win that game.
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Harry Kane's chances of winning the Golden Boot for a second time will increase with every game that England win.
Should the Three Lions come out on top against Norway on Saturday, that would limit Erling Haaland.
And former England front man Emile Heskey believes Thomas Tuchel's team have what it takes to get past Haaland and the Norwegians...
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
The big guns continue to deliver at this World Cup.
Another goal from Harry Kane against Mexico means his Golden Boot dream remains very much alive.
What a tournament the England skipper is having.
But the competition to be the tournament's top scorer is fierce.
Erling Haaland moved level with Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe on seven goals with a brace against Brazil.
Kane is one behind on six goals.
Messi has played a game less, so can steal a march on his rivals in Argentina's last-16 tie against Egypt on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, Jude Bellingham's two goals against Mexico saw him join a group of six players on four goals that includes France's Ousmane Dembele.
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Harry Kane and Erling Haaland - two of the game's most prolific goalscorers and both are also in contention for the tournament's Golden Boot.
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
England v Norway is about both teams, not just two players, but the head-to-head between their two in-form strikers - Harry Kane and Erling Haaland - is inescapable...
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Chris Kirkland
Former England goalkeeper speaking on BBC 5 Live
My three picks before the tournament were France, England and I said don’t be surprised if Norway do really well.
Haaland is the standout player, but they have some really good players. They work hard, they’re a team and work together.
This will be a totally different game to last night.
Let’s enjoy [the win over Mexico] but England will have to be on the top of their game again on Saturday.
Norway are in the quarter-finals because they deserve to be and so are England.
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Had raging toothache and unable to sleep in so much pain. Went for a walk down by the river Dart... beautiful moonlit scenery not a soul in sight. Sat by the bank and watched the entire game on the phone (data warning 5 mins before end!) Great distraction, better than dentist!
Richard, Totnes
Cue Van Morrison...
Norway 2-1 Brazil
We know that England are old hats at this - the Three Lions have reached the quarter-finals of the last three World Cups.
For opponents Norway, Saturday's game against England in Miami will be the first quarter-final at a major international competition (World Cup or Euros) in their history.
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I'm half Norwegian and the first World Cup I watched was the last time they qualified, so last night was special, but now I don't know how I'll feel watching my two teams play each other! I guess it's a win/win as I definitely have a team in a semi!
David, Swindon
Norway 2-1 Brazil
Erling Haaland became just the eighth European player to score in each of his first four World Cup appearances, and the first since Christian Vieiri for Italy in 1998.
He has also now scored in each of his last 14 competitive internationals overall, netting 27 goals in this run.
And he is the first player to score two goals in a World Cup match against Brazil since Toni Kroos and Andre Schurrle both did so during Germany’s 7-1 victory against them in the 2014 semi-finals.
Norway v England (Sat, 22:00 BST)
Image source, Getty ImagesEngland manager Thomas Tuchel will need to make changes to his defence after Jarell Quansah's red card against Mexico.
Ezri Konsa finished the game at right-back, switched from the centre of defence to fill the gap left by Quansah's dismissal.
Quansah will be suspended for the quarter-final against Norway.
If regular right-back Reece James does not recover from the hamstring injury that has kept him out of England's last three games, could Konsa start on the right?
If so, could Newcastle defender Dan Burn start at centre-back, considering his past battles with Erling Haaland at club level, or is Tuchel more likely to go with Haaland's former Manchester City team-mate John Stones?
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Dan Burn can do a job on Haaland in the quarter final. He has always been his equal in Newcastle games v Man City and doesn’t get bullied. Hope he starts the match.
Michael, Penrith
Image source, Getty ImagesNorway 2-1 Brazil
All eyes were on Haaland and Arsenal defender Gabriel as they renewed the rivalry that has become familiar to Premier League fans.
The duo have shared several bruising battles in their club colours and this meeting on the international stage carried plenty of intrigue.
But their latest meeting took time to come to life.
Their first tussle did not arrive until after the half-hour mark and left Gabriel on the floor, while Haaland's only touch inside the box in the quiet first half only led to a tame effort that was comfortably gathered by Alisson.
As the game progressed, so did the threat possessed by Haaland.
The 25-year-old got ahead of Douglas Santos to almost slide in at the far post after a cross from Ajer in the 67th minute before the all-important moment 12 minutes later when he beat Gabriel to the key header.
And in a warning to England, Haaland then made a second all on his own to take his goal tally at this World Cup to seven from just four appearances.
Haaland vs Gabriel
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Gentlemen, you have one objective, and you may not all make it back. Your country requires that you... Stop Haaland!
Mark, Leicester
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