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FIFA (11
June 2026)
31st
EFO ranking
n/a
ELO rating
8th |
Colours |
Made by
Nike -
Red crew necked jerseys
with navy Nodric knot shadow-patterned cross, outlined in white,
navy blue shorts,
navy blue socks |
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Captain |
Martin Ødegaard |
Head Coach |
Ståle Solbakken, 58 (27 February 1968), appointed 3
December 2020. |
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62nd match, W 36 - D 12 - L 13 - F 137: A 62. |
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Norway
Substitutes |
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scoreline:
Norway vs. England |
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result:
Norway vs. England |
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unused
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team
notes: |
Erling Haaland's father, Alfie, also played for Norway against England, as a second half substitute in May 1994 friendly, and an unused substitute in the following fixture in October 1995, the match in which the Head Coach featured. |
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goalscoring
notes: |
Erling Haaland
has scored in each of his last fourteen competitive Norway
appearances, including his four appearances in WCF26. |
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Coach Ståle Solbakken played as a 63rd minute substitute for
Norway against England
in an October 1995 friendly match. |
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Averages (Starting XI): |
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Rank |
FIFA (11
June 2026)
4th
EFO ranking
Group One (4th)
ELO rating
4th |
Colours |
The Nike 2026 home
uniform -
White crew necked jerseys
with obsidian blue collars/cuffs with white/red trim and speed red side panel,
white shorts
with navy/red trim,
white socks with obsidian/speed pin hoops. |
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Captain |
Harry Kane |
Head Coach |
Thomas
Tuchel, 52 (29 August 1973 in Krumbach, West Germany), appointed
manager on 8 October
2024, effective 1 January 2025. |
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most goals as captain |
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92nd of 91, W 59 - D 17 - L 14 - F 204 - A 66. |
P twentieth of nineteen, W 15 - D 2 - L 2 - F
42 - A 10. |
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flg.jpg) England
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x changes to the previous match () |
league position (22 May after 37 matches) |
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England
Substitutes |
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scoreline:
Norway vs. England |
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result:
Norway vs. England |
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unused
substitutes: |
1-Jordan Pickford, 2-Ezri Konsa, 3-Nico O'Reilly, 4-Declan Rice,
5-John Stones,
6-Marc Guéhi,
7-Bukayo
Saka, 8-Elliot
Anderson, 9-Harry
Kane, 10-Jude
Bellingham, 11-Marcus
Rashford, 12-Trevoh
Chalobah, 13-Dean Henderson,
14-Jordan Henderson, 15-Dan Burn, 16-Kobbie Mainoo,
17-Morgan
Rogers, 18-Anthony
Gordon, 19-Ollie Watkins,
20-Noni
Madueke, 21-Ebere
Eze, 22-Ivan Toney, 23-James Trafford,
24-Reece
James, 25-Djed
Spence, 26-Jarell Quansah. |
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team notes: |
The thirteenth fixture between the two countries is the first at any
Major Tournament, and therefore, the first to be played on neutral
ground. |
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youth notes: |
England and
Norway have met
several times at
youth level.
Marc Guéhi captained the under-16s in a
Development match between the two nations in February 2016.
He also
captained the under-17s for the UEFA U17 European Championship opening
group match in May 2017. Bukayo Saka started the quarter-final fixture
of the same tournament a year later. Morgan Rogers started and scored
in the Syrenka Cup match in September 2018, Noni Madueke was a
substitute.
Rogers and Madueke were substitutes when the under-18s
met in a friendly tournament match in November 2019.
Trevoh
Chalobah started for the under-19s in the Elite qualifying fixture in
March 2019, and he captained the side in the U19 Euro Finals defeat in
July 2018.
Jordan Pickford started, and kept a clean sheet, when
the countries met at under-21 level in September 2015 in the
qualifying matches. Marcus Rashford started the return fixture a year
later, scoring a hat-trick. |
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WCF appearance notes: |
Jordan Pickford makes his eighteenth (all consecutive) WCF appearance,
breaking Peter Shilton's record of seventeen WCF
appearances. And like Shilton, all his appearances have come
consecutively. |
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goalscoring notes: |
The next two players who score their first WCF goal will be the
fiftieth different England player to score at a WCF tournament.
England's second goal tonight, if scored, will be the 100th WCF goal
scored on a neutral ground. |
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captaincy notes: |
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BME notes: |
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WCF records: |
England have reached their third consecutive WCF quarter-final. The
second time they have achived this feat, following 1962, 1966 and
1970. |
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venue notes: |
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records: |
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Averages (Starting XI): |
Age |
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Source Notes