In the World Cup Round of 16 clash between Mexico and England, Bellingham—wearing the number 10 England jersey—scored twice in just 99 seconds, delivering a performance that stands as a career highlight. Meanwhile, Kane converted a penalty to score his 14th World Cup goal, further extending his record for the most World Cup goals by an England player.

England entered the tournament as a favorite for the title and managed to eliminate the hosts despite playing a portion of the match a man down. Having advanced to the quarter-finals, England will face Norway, a team that knocked out Brazil 2-1 to reach the last eight for the first time in their history.

This quarter-final showdown will feature a duel between two elite strikers—Kane and Haaland—wearing their respective nations’soccer shirt. In the current tournament, Kane has netted six goals, while Haaland has scored seven. Although England boasts the stronger squad, Norway is a team that cannot be underestimated!