Norway face England on July 11, 2026 at 21:00 UTC in a quarter-final between two of the tournament's most in-form sides. Norway arrive on the back of four wins from their last five matches, including a commanding 4-1 win over Iraq, a 3-1 victory against Sweden, and back-to-back wins over Estonia, 4-1 then 1-0, with their only blemish a draw against Morocco. That run has brought them 13 points and second place in Group I, with 6 points overall. England, meanwhile, boast a perfect record across their sample, winning all five matches, including a resounding 5-0 win over Ireland, a 3-0 victory against Costa Rica, and another 3-0 success over Greece, for 15 points, the higher total of the two sides. England currently top Group L with 7 points. There is no head-to-head history between the two nations on record. On paper, England look to have a slight edge given their unbeaten run, but Norway's prolific attack and consistent results give them every reason to believe they can compete in this meeting between two serious contenders. Both sides will be keen to carry their strong recent momentum into the knockout stage.