Need to knowAfter the first round of World Cup quarter-finals was played, Mirror Football takes you through the latest with updates on Kylian Mbappe, England's squad fitness and more05:55, 10 Jul 2026Updated 08:14, 10 Jul 2026Kylian Mbappe appeared to go down with an injury in France's World Cup quarter-final win(Image: Getty Images)All you need to know about the latest World Cup headlines as France go through and England suffer an injury blow...Marc Guehi injury: The England defender is facing a race against time after being diagnosed with a slight hamstring injury following the match against Mexico. His fitness will be assessed ahead of the high-stakes quarter-final, with Thomas Tuchel unlikely to risk an unfit player against Norway's formidable attack.Kylian Mbappe fitness: The France captain gave his country an injury scare when he was substituted late on against Morocco and seen with an ice pack on his ankle. Didier Deschamps quickly played down any long-term concerns, confirming it was only a minor blow and that his star forward would be fine for the semi-final.Erling Haaland’s frustration: The Norway striker took to social media to heavily criticise the lengthy video assistant referee (VAR) delay before France's penalty against Morocco. He voiced his annoyance by stating that making a player wait over three minutes to take a spot-kick is far too long.England squad latest: While right-back Reece James is pushing to prove his fitness after a hamstring issue, a final decision on his inclusion would represent a significant risk. Meanwhile, Bukayo Saka has handed the squad a massive boost by declaring he is fully recovered from his Achilles trouble and ready to face Norway.Jarell Quansah ban: England manager Thomas Tuchel was left furious after FIFA handed the defender a two-match suspension following his red card against Mexico. Tuchel immediately demanded that the Football Association lodge a formal complaint, particularly targeting the VAR process used by the officials.Bukayo Saka’s reaction: The Arsenal winger admitted that news of Quansah’s extended suspension is incredibly frustrating for the entire England squad. However, he insisted the players cannot afford to waste time complaining and must quickly adapt to overcome Norway.ITV Studio evacuation: Broadcaster ITV was forced to abandon its rooftop studio in New York during the live broadcast of France versus Morocco due to severe weather. Presenter Mark Pougatch explained that strict safety regulations regarding local lightning forced the pundits to relocate to an indoor set.Roy Keane’s asssessment: The outspoken pundit strongly defended Mbappe over his missed penalty, arguing that the three-minute wait unfairly tilts the psychological advantage back to the goalkeeper. He stated that such a lengthy delay is simply not right, even when dealing with world-class standard players.Mbappe confrontation: The forward furiously confronted the referee during a hydration break after his weak penalty effort was saved by Yassine Bounou. His anger was compounded by French supporters’ frustrations regarding the appointment of an all-Argentine officiating crew for the match.