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England’s dramatic World Cup quarter-final victory over Norway has been overshadowed by a bizarre officiating controversy involving a spidercam wire. While the Three Lions secured their spot in the final four with a 2-1 win, the Scandinavian side were left feeling robbed after Jude Bellingham’s crucial equaliser was allowed to stand.

Lionel Messi has hailed the resilience of his Argentina side after they survived a major scare against 10-man Switzerland to book their place in the 2026 World Cup semi-finals. The legendary No.10 is now preparing for a historic showdown against England in Atlanta, marking the first time he will face the Three Lions in his career.

The loudest cheer of the night came when Jude Bellingham took his swansong. He didn't need long. Even the way he ran off the pitch was purposeful - a direct scamper, a couple of kisses and a wave to the crowd. It was much like the rest of his performance. Bellingham had grabbed this game and molded it in his will. He scored two talismanic goals, and did plenty of other important stuff, too - tackle, pass, dribble, shout.

Alf-Inge Haaland was left fuming in the stands as he watched his son, Erling, and Norway crash out of the 2026 World Cup after a drama-filled defeat to England. The former Manchester City midfielder didn't hide his frustration with the officiating, as he appeared to make an offensive gesture and took to social media to vent his anger at the referee and Three Lions hero Jude Bellingham.