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MIAMI, July 9 : Erling Haaland has led Norway to their first appearance in a World Cup quarter-final, sparking euphoria at home, but former international Morten Gamst Pedersen believes the run has been built on far more than the goals of their talismanic striker.
MIAMI, USA: Erling Haaland said facing England, the land of his birth, in the World Cup quarter-finals was extra special as he aims to extend Norway’s historic run into the last four. In his first major international tournament the Manchester City striker has propelled his country to the last eight by scoring seven times in four appearances, including a memorable double to beat Brazil in the last 16. Haaland was born in England as his father Alfe Inge Haaland was playing for Leeds at the time and he has spent the last four seasons at City where he has become the poster boy of the Premier League. “It’s a special game, yeah, definitely. I think for me it’s super special, because I play in England and I was born in England, and you also play against team-mates and everything,” Haaland told reporters in Miami.
MIAMI — Jarell Quansah will miss England's World Cup quarterfinal against Norway after being hit with a two-match suspension for the red card he picked up against Mexico in their round-of-16 victory.
Kylian Mbappé and France meet Morocco in their 2026 FIFA World Cup Quarterfinal on Thursday, July 9, 2026 at 4:00 p.m. ET from Boston Stadium.
On this episode of Don't @ Me with Dan Dakich, we dive into the MASSIVE media feud over the Los Angeles Lakers' newly formed trio. Skip Bayless completely shut down Stephen A. Smith's viral and racially motivated criticism of the new trio
Declan Rice, Reece James and Marc Guehi missed group training as England began preparations for their World Cup quarter-final with Norway.
Remember the coronation that never quite happened?
Fox News' Kellyanne Conway and Tomi Lahren react to sports fans blaming Donald Trump for the USMNT's World Cup ouster by Belgium. They discuss the 'Trump curse' narrative, noting Trump's role in reversing a top player's suspension. Lahren argues the left 'root against America' and perpetually blame Trump for national setbacks and failures.