Jude Bellingham - the hero once again! England's golden boy fired both goals as Gareth Southgate's side edged past Norway 2-1 in a pulsating World Cup thriller. The Three Lions were pushed to the limit by the plucky Norwegians, but Bellingham's breathtaking brilliance secured their spot in the semi-finals.
Norway burst into life when Andreas Schjelderup struck through Ezri Konsa's side - and it was a hammer blow for England who'd struggled to find their rhythm. But then, like a flash of lightning, Jude Bellingham appeared out of nowhere, his first goal set up by Elliot Anderson's stunning run down the middle.
Anthony Gordon also made waves on the left flank, whipping in an inch-perfect cross that gave Bellingham the chance to double England's lead. And what a moment it was! The ball was like glue to Bellingham's feet as he tapped home - clinical and precise.
The decider came in extra time when Orjan Håskjold Nyland made a howler, fumbling Morgan Rogers' shot and allowing Bellingham to pounce on the rebound. The Norwegians will be left scratching their heads over that one!
Bench players Bukayo Saka and Djed Spence were the difference-makers off the subs' bench - both making telling impacts in the second half. Saka created England's best chance, while Spence looked gutted when a penalty decision in his favour was overturned. Norway's Antonio Nusa caused mayhem from the sidelines too.
England's goalkeeper Jordan Pickford had moments of wobbly nerves, and Declan Rice struggled with illness and injury. Martin Ødegaard - the Norwegian captain - grew in influence as the game wore on, while Erling Haaland looked a constant threat before being substituted in extra time, his face etched with disappointment.