Brazil 1-2 Norway result, stats and report

England edged past Norway in a tight World Cup contest that went deep into added time. Sophie Hargreaves breaks down the structural detail that separated the two sides.

Norway did what few believed possible, arriving at this World Cup knockout stage and leaving with Brazil's scalp. Rafa Mbeki reflects on a night that reminded everyone why football is so gloriously unpredictable.

New Portugal coach Jorge Jesus has named Cristiano Ronaldo, 41, in his first squad for September's Nations League fixtures, ending speculation the forward might retire from international football after Portugal's tearful World Cup exit.

Gabriel Martinelli has left Arsenal for Al-Hilal in a £60m deal, ending seven years in north London after Mikel Arteta told him he wasn't part of his plans. Unlike previous Saudi Pro League signings, the 25-year-old Brazil international is leaving Europe still in his footballing prime, a shift that could reshape how clubs assess the threat of Saudi recruitment.

Four England players entered the Norway quarter-final one booking from a ban. None received a second caution, and their single yellow cards were cancelled after the quarter-final.

Erling Haaland called England one of the World Cup favourites before their quarter-final. England then beat Norway 2-1 after extra time, with Haaland scoreless.

Marc Guehi and Declan Rice started England’s World Cup quarter-final against Norway, while Reece James returned as a substitute after all three had trained individually.

Jude Bellingham, Declan Rice, Marc Guehi and Nico O'Reilly all avoided a second yellow card as England beat Norway 2-1 after extra time.