Bellingham's big night eclipses anonymous Haaland ...

Jude Bellingham's outstanding display stole the headlines as England overcame a spirited Norway side 2-1 in extra time, securing a semifinal spot at the World Cup. The 20-year-old midfielder's two goals, including the winner in the 100th minute, proved to be the difference-maker in a highly intense and physically demanding encounter at the DRV PNK Stadium in Fort Lauderdale, Florida.

Despite the scorching heat, both teams produced a high-intensity performance, with Norway taking an early lead through a 54th-minute header from Erlend Braut Haaland. However, England's comeback was sparked by a composed finish from Bellingham in the 75th minute, which leveled the score and sent the match into extra time. The Manchester City striker, Haaland, who had been relatively quiet throughout the game, had a chance to put his side ahead once more in the 90th minute but failed to capitalize, firing a shot wide of the post.

As the temperature continued to soar, England's young midfielder took center stage, scoring his second goal in the 100th minute after a clever exchange with Harry Kane. Bellingham's dramatic winner secured a hard-fought semifinal spot for England, who will now face either Argentina or the Netherlands in the last four. The win marked a significant milestone for Gareth Southgate's side, who are now one step away from a World Cup final appearance for the first time since 1966.