A goal kick appeared to clip a cable over the field late in the first half of the England-Norway match in the World Cup quarterfinals on Saturday, shortly before England's Jude Bellingham scored the tying goal. By rule, if the ball had been noticed hitting the cable, play would have stopped and a drop ball would have been utilized to determine possession
Jude Bellingham locked arms with teammate Harry Kane as England fans belted out the Beatles' "Hey Jude." Bellingham certainly earned the serenade. He scored twice on Saturday - an equalizer in the first half and the go-ahead goal in the third minute of extra time - to lift England past Norway 2-1 and into the World Cup semifinals for the first time
Jude Bellingham was England’s hero once more by scoring twice as the Three Lions came from behind to end Norway’s historic run and reach the World Cup semi-finals with a 2-1 win after extra-time on Saturday. In their first ever quarter-final, Andreas Schjelderup fired Norway into a shock lead in the searing Miami heat. But Bellingham, who also netted
Mikel Merino is Spain's World Cup hero once again, and even he finds it hard to believe. A mere four days after Merino scored a clutch goal as a substitute in injury time to beat Portugal, he found himself in the right spot again in the quarterfinals when Belgium's backup goalkeeper spilled the ball into his path. Merino booted it home in the 88th
The FIFA World Cup quarter-finals continue on Saturday night as Norway and England battle for a place in the last four, with the winners set to face either Argentina or Switzerland in the semi-finals. Norway arrive in Miami full of confidence after producing one of the biggest upsets of the tournament, defeating five-time world champions Brazil 2-1