Norway 1-2 England Highlights, FIFA World Cup quarterfinal: Bellingham fires England past Norway into semi-finals

Argentina make their final change before the second period of extra time, with Nicolás Otamendi replacing Cristian Romero at the heart of defence. Fresh legs at the back for Lionel Scaloni's side as they chase a semi-final place against England.

Half-time in extra time, and somehow it's still 1-1. Argentina have dominated proceedings against a 10-man Switzerland, but Gregor Kobel and a stubborn Swiss defence continue to frustrate Lionel Messi and company. With just 15 minutes left, penalties are looming unless one side can finally find the breakthrough.

Just one minute has been added at the end of the first period of extra time. Argentina continue to dominate possession against the 10-man Swiss, but Gregor Kobel and his defence are still holding the line.

The stadium rises in anticipation as Lionel Messi stands over a free-kick in his favourite territory, but Switzerland stand firm. The Argentine captain's powerful strike crashes straight into the wall, leaving the deadlock intact.

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The debate over Jude Bellingham's first goal against Norway continued long after England sealed their place in the World Cup semi-finals, but FIFA has now offered an explanation.

The governing body said data from the Connected Ball Technology showed no evidence that Orjan Nyland's goal kick touched the overhead camera cable, despite the apparent change in the ball's flight that sparked protests from Norway's players.

Here's a full breakdown of FIFA's statement, why the goal was allowed to stand, and what the Laws of the Game say about overhead cable incidents. Read our full explainer here.

The emotion is clear for Norway.

Goalkeeper Orjan Nyland is in tears after the final whistle following a brave effort that ended in heartbreaking fashion, with his extra-time error proving costly as England booked their place in the World Cup semi-finals.

It's all over! England hold on for a dramatic 2-1 extra-time victory over Norway to book their place in the World Cup semi-finals.

Jude Bellingham's decisive strike early in extra time proves the difference as Thomas Tuchel's side withstand a late Norway onslaught to keep their title dream alive.

England are almost there.

With two minutes of added time signalled, Morgan Rogers does brilliantly to shield the ball in the corner after England win a throw-in, eating up precious seconds as Norway's hopes begin to fade.

It's now or never for Norway.

Stale Solbakken's side are committing bodies forward in a desperate search for an equaliser, throwing everything they have at the England defence with only moments remaining in extra time.

Kristoffer Ajer goes into the referee's book after bringing down an England player to halt a promising move.

The Norway defender protests the decision, but the referee is unmoved as England edge closer to the final whistle.

England are throwing bodies on the line as Norway crank up the pressure in the closing minutes, with a series of crucial blocks and clearances preserving their slender lead.

Moments later, Morgan Rogers concedes a free-kick after bringing down Patrick Berg, though it is well inside Norway's own half and poses little immediate danger.

Norway threaten again as Oscar Bobb lines up a shot from a promising position.

The substitute, however, cannot keep his effort on target, and England survive another nervous moment as they close in on a place in the World Cup semi-finals.

Thomas Tuchel makes a defensive change with Dan Burn replacing Jude Bellingham.

With England protecting a 2-1 lead, the towering defender is brought on to help see out the closing stages and deal with Norway's aerial threat.

Bukayo Saka looks to race in behind the Norway defence, but the offside trap works to perfection.

The winger's timing is just off, with Norway's backline stepping up smartly to halt another promising England attack.

Norway come close to finding an equaliser, but Patrick Berg cannot make the opportunity count.

The midfielder fires off target from a promising position, allowing England to breathe again as they edge closer to the semi-finals.

Erling Haaland's evening is over after appearing to struggle through much of extra time.

Jorgen Strand Larsen replaces the Norway striker for the final 15 minutes, with the fresh legs tasked with rescuing an equaliser and potentially forcing penalties.

Norway make a surprise change at the start of the second half of extra time.

Erling Haaland's night is over as Jorgen Strand Larsen replaces the striker, with Norway gambling on fresh legs as they chase a late equaliser.

The first half of extra time comes to an end with England holding a slender 2-1 lead thanks to Jude Bellingham's decisive strike.

Norway still have 15 minutes to find an equaliser, while Thomas Tuchel's side are closing in on a place in the World Cup semi-finals.

Norway continue to ask questions of the England defence late in extra time.

Antonio Nusa's effort takes a deflection off Marc Guehi and goes behind for a corner, handing Norway another chance to find a dramatic equaliser.