How to Watch England vs Norway LIVE & Free Today

Two nations have already booked their place in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-finals, and only two spots remain. Tonight, it’s the Three Lions against the Vikings in what promises to be one of the tournament’s biggest quarter-final showdowns. England arrive after edging Mexico in a thriller, while Norway stunned Brazil to keep its dream run alive. One of them moves on. The other heads home.

England vs Norway kick-off time

• US (ET) 5:00 PM
• US (PT) 2:00 PM
• UK (BST) 10:00 PM
• India 2:45 AM IST (July 12)
• Norway 11:00 PM CEST
• Switzerland 11:00 PM CEST
• Argentina 6:00 PM ART
• Brazil 6:00 PM BRT

Where to watch England vs Norway live on PC

How to stream England vs Norway on PC

Watching the England vs Norway quarterfinal match on a PC is straightforward. Open your region’s official streaming website, sign in if required, and head to the FIFA World Cup live section a few minutes before kick-off. Most services support Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari without requiring additional software.

Can you watch England vs Norway for free?

Yes, if you’re in the UK. ITV1 is broadcasting the match live, while ITVX will stream it online free with a registered account. Availability in other countries depends on local broadcasters and subscription requirements.

England vs Norway match preview

England have grown into the tournament and survived a difficult Round of 16 clash against Mexico. Norway, meanwhile, pulled off one of the World Cup’s biggest upsets by eliminating Brazil, with Erling Haaland continuing his outstanding scoring form. The winner will advance to the semi-finals to face the victor of Argentina vs Switzerland.

England vs Norway World Cup Quaterfinal Match Referees

• Referee: Clément Turpin (France)
• Assistant Referee 1: Nicolas Danos (France)
• Assistant Referee 2: Benjamin Pagès (France)
• Fourth Official: Alejandro Hernández Hernández (Spain)

England vs Norway Predicted XI

Norway (4-3-3):

Ørjan Nyland, Julian Ryerson, Kristoffer Ajer, Torbjørn Heggem, David Møller Wolfe, Sander Berge, Patrick Berg, Martin Ødegaard, Alexander Sørloth, Antonio Nusa, Erling Haaland

England (4-2-3-1):

Jordan Pickford, Reece James, Ezri Konsa, Marc Guéhi, Nico O’Reilly, Elliot Anderson, Declan Rice, Bukayo Saka, Jude Bellingham, Anthony Gordon, Harry Kane

Who are you supporting today? My pick is England; what’s yours? Do you think Halland’s sensational Norway will come on top of Kane’s magical England?