Jude Bellingham scored twice, including an extra-time winner, as England defeated Norway 2-1 in their World Cup quarter-final to reach the last four.
Andreas Schjelderup gave Norway a 36th-minute lead before Bellingham equalized just before half-time. The goal drew controversy after replays appeared to show the ball striking an overhead cable during a preceding Norway goal-kick, though FIFA stated there was no evidence of contact. A VAR review also disallowed a Norway goal for an Erling Haaland foul before Bellingham secured the result in extra time.
England manager Thomas Tuchel was visibly angered by his side's display, labeling the performance 'sloppy' and 'lucky' while denying it reflected a mentality problem. When asked about the criticism, Bellingham responded with a dismissive 'Whatever'. England will face Argentina or Switzerland in Wednesday's semi-final.