England travels to Miami Saturday to face Norway in the World Cup quarterfinal at 10 p.m. BST, with the Three Lions seeking their 11th appearance in the tournament last eight. The match kicks off at 5 p.m. ET on July 12 at Miami Stadium, Foxborough, with only Brazil and Germany having qualified for more World Cup quarterfinals than England.

Norway reached the quarterfinals at a major tournament for the first time in their history after grinding past the Netherlands on penalties in the Round of 16. The Norwegian fairy tale now faces one of world football established powerhouses. A semifinal appearance would rank among the defining achievements in Norwegian football history.

England Form and Key Players

England has won six on the bounce and 11 of 12 recent matches. Harry Kane has scored six goals at the tournament so far, providing steady leadership and finishing. The Three Lions breezed past co-hosts Mexico with a convincing 3-2 victory in the knockout stage, suggesting confidence heading into the quarterfinal.

Erling Haaland has been Norway match winner, scoring in each of his last 14 competitive matches. The 27-goal scoring streak across 14 games is remarkable, but even that seems insufficient against England attack led by Kane.

Historical Record

These nations have never met in the World Cup. England enters as heavy favorites at most sportsbooks, reflecting their experience and current form against a team playing their first World Cup knockout match.

England versus Norway kicks off Saturday July 12 at 5 p.m. ET.