Norway v England – World Cup live updates and latest as Jude Bellingham cancels out Andreas Schjelderup's opener in a tight quarter-final in Miami

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Norway 1-1 England

Kane darts on to Bellingham's delicious short ball and drinks it over the 'keeper - but then the offside goes up.

Still 1-1.

Quite astonishing that there was a debate about the No.10 role coming into this tournament.

It's all square!

Gordon cuts in from the left and finds Bellingham, who touches it beyond one defender and strides into the box to fire a low shot beyond Orjan Nyland.

Four minutes added.

A major let off for England.

A lightning break sees Sorloth surge free in the inside-right channel.

Haaland is to his left in acres but he delays the pass, cuts inside and ends having a poor shot deflected into the arms of Pickford.

Alexander Sorloth sniffs out a chance on the right side of the box but fizzes over the top.

Norway come again after more sloppy play from England and Odegaard tests PIckford with a low 25-yarder that he gathers at the second attempt.

The Vikings lead!

England want a free kick for what looks like a trip on Kane. Norway continue and Odegaard finds Schjelderup on the left and he surges into the box and fires a cross-shot over Pickford and into the far corner.

Haaland rises highest to meet a right-wing cross but his header lacks pace and it's saved by Pickford.

Stones almost gifts the ball to Haaland after being close down on the far right of the area.

Pickford spies the danger and is quick off his line to get there just ahead of the striker.

Kane lashes the 22-yard free kick over the crossbar.

Kristoffer Ajer makes a clumsy challenge on Bellingham.

It's 22 yards out and right of centre.

The Three Lions are bidding to win four WC games on the spin for the first time since a six-game sequence between 1966 and 1970.

It's a stoppage to take on some fluids that actually makes sense in this heat.

O'Reilly's first touch is way too heavy as he tries to react to Madueke's rasping cross from the right byline.

Norway just about hack it to safety, but that was a decent opening and the Man City man will rue the fact he didn't see it until the last second.