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Norway stand in England's way of a World Cup semi-final as the two prepare to meet tonight in Miami. We'll have live coverage of all the action right here in this blog!
Before that though, there are so many storylines to draw from this one, but there isn't one more interesting than the two men leading the line.
Harry Kane and Erling Haaland are doing battle for the Golden Boot, and it's raised the question: Who is the better striker?
Kane says it's "impossible" to compare the two, while our very own Jamie Redknapp and Jamie Carragher have say they would prefer the England captain.

If Spain go on to win the World Cup, they may have the English city of Leicester to thank for it.
It was there in February 2025 that, with Arsenal facing an injury crisis at centre-forward, Mikel Arteta turned to Spanish midfielder Mikel Merino as a makeshift striker against Leicester City in the Premier League.
It proved a masterstroke, with Merino scoring twice to secure a 2-0 win, and the ripple effects of that decision have carried Spain through the World Cup knockout stages. As he had in the round of 16 against Portugal, Merino came off the bench late against Belgium with the game deadlocked, scoring the winner in a 2-1 victory that sent Spain into the semi-finals.
It is the first time in the history of the World Cup that a substitute has scored the winning goal in two separate knockout rounds.
“Not even in my wildest dreams could I have imagined what’s happening, scoring another goal in the 90th minute, with the ball dropping to me inside the box,” Merino told reporters after the game.
Spain head coach Luis de la Fuente has tapped into the same penalty-box instincts that the 30-year-old has developed since that afternoon in Leicester. “Before I went on, he told me to do the ‘No 10 things’,” Merino said.