Norway v England: Early prices, stats and latest news on key quarter-final as Haaland and Kane prepare to do battle

Norway v England - The key odds covered

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Saturday 11 July, 22:00 kick-off
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England are 10/111.91 favourites on the Betfair Sportsbook to beat Norway inside 90 minutes in their World Cup quarter-final this Saturday.

Thomas Tuchel's team are 40/851.47 to qualify from the tie - including via extra-time and penalties - and reach the semi-finals.

The Three Lions came through an extraordinary last 16 tie against Mexico, winning 3-2 at the Azteca Stadium, hours after Norway beat Brazil 2-1 to reach the last eight.

Norway are 29/103.90 to win the match in 90 minutes and 13/82.63 to qualify from the tie.

Both sides have won both their knockout ties at the World Cup by single goal margins. England by one goal is 11/43.75 while you can get 9/25.50 on Norway edging it by a single strike.

Haaland and Kane set for Golden Boot showdown

The World Cup is witnessing one of its greatest ever Golden Boot races and two of the leading contenders will come face to face in Miami.

Erling Haaland scored both of his country's goals against Brazil and now has seven for the tournament. He is 6/1 to win the Golden Boot and will be Norway's biggest threat on Saturday.

A Haaland brace against England is 13/27.50.

Harry Kane is 9/1 to win the Golden Boot after making it six goals at the 2026 finals with his decisive penalty against Mexico.

The captain put in an epic shift in attack and defence before Tuchel brought him off as England, who were down to 10 men following Jarell Quansah's red card, threw on defenders to protect their lead. Presumably, Quansah will be suspended for Saturday's match, although at this World Cup you never know.

Kane is 1/12.00 to score on Saturday.

Saturday's quarter-final could be a decisive moment in the Golden Boot race, as whoever ends up on the winning team will have the advantage of playing in two more World Cup games (a semi-final and final or third-place play-off).

England know Haaland well but can they stop him?

England's defenders know all about Erling Haaland. John Stones, Marc Guehi and Nico O'Reilly are his Manchester City team-mates, while goalkeeper Jordan Pickford, centre-back Ezri Konsa have played against him in the Premier League over the last few seasons.

It is one thing knowing what the Norway hitman likes to do, however, and another thing stopping him.

Haaland v Konsa - history and stats

Konsa and his Aston Villa team-mates kept Haaland quiet at Villa Park earlier this season, with Unai Emery's men winning 1-0. The Norwegian missed Villa's win over City at the Etihad in May.

Haaland also failed to score in his one club outing against Konsa the previous season. In fact, the only occasion when Haaland has scored against Konsa and Villa was in a 1-1 draw in September 2022.

Haaland v Pickford - history and stats

For Jordan Pickford, the picture is not as rosey. Haaland scored three goals against the England number one across the two meetings between City and Everton in 2025/26.

In his City career, Haaland has scored past Pickford six times.

Haaland was jubilant after his country's win over Brazil, beating the drum for their rowing celebration and claiming it was one of Norway's greatest moments.

He is not the only Premier League star in the line-up, of course, with City's Oscar Bobb and Arsenal's Martin Odegaard also important for Norway's hopes of progressing.

We will have the key Opta stats, in-depth previews and the best bets from our experts in the build-up to another huge night.

Notable winners on Betting.Betfair so far at the 2026 World Cup...

- Mark Stinchcombe's stunning 38/139.00 Bet Builder in South Korea v Czechia
- Paul Higham's 9/25.50 Bet Builder in Mexico's MD1 defeat of South Africa
- A 6/17.00 winning ACCA for Mark on Sunday at the World Cup
- Andy Robson's 9/110.00 five-leg ACCA as Germany wallop Curacao
- An 11/26.50 winner for Jimmy The Punt as Jonathan David scores 2+ goals
- Jack Critchley delivered a 5/16.00 goalscorer treble on day 13
- Japan score but lose to give Paul Higham a 3/14.00 winner
- France and Norway help Andy Robson land a 9/25.50 ACCA
- A Lucas Bergvall fouls frenzy v France secures 9/25.50 winner for Jimmy
- Jack bagged four out of four winners in MD21 including an 11/26.50 ACCA
- Andy Robson secured a 4/15.00 last 16 ACCA winner
- A full house of winning tips and an 11/26.50 ACCA to boot for Mark
- Loads of Messi shots and fouls won mean a 4/15.00 winner for Paul
- Shootout joy as Kev Hatchard lands 4/15.00 winner in Australia v Egypt

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