#BinancePickAndWin The England vs. Norway quarter-final is packed with plenty to watch. England have the advantage in squad depth and major-tournament experience. Kane and Bellingham are in great form, but the right-back spot is facing a crisis of injuries and suspensions, leaving the back line with potential vulnerabilities. As the biggest dark horse, Norway have a very clear tactical plan: they are extremely dependent on Haaland’s individual brilliance (he has scored 7 goals in the tournament so far) and their efficient counter-attacks. In addition, several players in their ranks who play in the Premier League are very familiar with the Three Lions. Overall, England’s stronger fundamentals look more reliable, and they are likely to edge out Norway 2-1 in a narrow win—but they must be wary of Haaland’s lethal threat.