NorwayOrjan Håskjold Nyland Norway’s hero against Brazil will have nightmares about his error that handed Bellingham his second goal. 3Julian Ryerson Struggled to contain Gordon, but loves bombing forward. O’Reilly looked relieved when he was forced off. 8Kristoffer Ajer The Brentford defender made some brilliant blocks and was almost the hero when he hit the bar. 7Norway’s Torbjørn Heggem celebrates scoring a goal that was later disallowed with Kristoffer Ajer as England’s Marc Guéhi and Jude Bellingham protest. Photograph: Marco Bello/ReutersTorbjørn Heggem Thought he had scored for a few minutes. England thought he got lucky for catching Bellingham. 6David Møller Wolfe Dealt well with threat of Madueke and Saka for most of the game. Occasional forays forward before coming off. 6Martin Ødegaard The heartbeat of Norway’s team grew in influence massively after a slow start. Gave everything for the cause. 8Sander Berge Screened Norway’s back four tirelessly. No easy task in the sweltering conditions in Miami. 6Patrick Berg Won ball off Kane for opening goal and a bustling presence throughout. Looks perfect for Premier League. 7Alexander Sørloth Height always causes problems, although he dallied in the first half when a pass to Haaland was on. 6Erling Haaland congratulates Jude Bellingham on England’s win. The Norway striker had to go off in extra time. Photograph: Patrick Smith/Fifa/Getty ImagesErling Haaland Opponents never feel safe when he’s around but looked totally devastated when he had to come off in extra time. 7Andreas Schjelderup Only the Benfica winger will know if he actually meant his goal but they all count. 7Substitutes: Fredrik Aursnes (for Ryerson, 60) Came to his side’s rescue with goalline clearance. 7; Oscar Bobb (for Sørloth, 68) Added dynamism down Norway’s right flank but could not make England pay in extra time. 6; Antonio Nusa (for Schjelderup, 68) Caused real problems when he came off the bench. 7; Marcus Pedersen (for Wolfe, 89) Struggled to contain Saka in extra time. 5; Leo Østigård (for Heggem, 90) Slow to react to the rebound when Bellingham scored England’s winner. 5; Jørgen Strand Larsen (for Haaland, 106) It’s not easy being Haaland’s understudy. Couldn’t make an impact. 5EnglandJordan Pickford Looked shaky on occasions. Not clear why he doesn’t try to catch the ball more often. 6Ezri Konsa Adapted well to new role at right-back, even if Schjelderup’s goal came down his side. 7John Stones Got away with a real howler in the first half having not started since opening game. Yet recovered extremely well. 7Marc Guéhi Immense battle with his Manchester City teammate Haaland. Pulled off an epic block to stop a Nusa shot. 8Nico O’Reilly Outstanding tackle to stop Bobb in full flow. Will have been disappointed to have been taken off. 7Elliot Anderson was one of England’s two standout performers, along with Jude Bellingham. Photograph: Shawn Thew/EPAElliot Anderson Surging run set up first goal and dominated central midfield. Looks worth every penny Manchester City paid for him. 9Declan Rice Clearly suffering from the effects of injury and illness. Not his usual bustling presence and set-piece delivery was poor. 5Noni Madueke Failed to capitalise on early opportunities, even if he showed that he can use his right foot occasionally. 4Jude Bellingham Is there anything he can’t do? Unbelievable composure for first goal and pure instinct for second. 9Anthony Gordon A standout performance on the left flank and provided another excellent assist for Bellingham. 8Harry Kane Hardly had a sight of goal but the captain still played his part all over the pitch. 7Substitutes: Eberechi Eze (for Rice, ht) Inches away from the winner in normal time, could have done more 6; Bukayo Saka (for Madueke, ht) Created England’s best chance in second half and far more effective than his Arsenal teammate 8; Reece James (for Gordon, 71) Came on in midfield before moving to right-back. Needs more game time but can be a real asset 6; Djed Spence (for O’Reilly, 86) Made a really positive impact and felt hard done by to see penalty overturned 7; Morgan Rogers (for Konsa, 89) Added some real thrust and it was from his shot that Bellingham pounced in extra time 8; Dan Burn (for Bellingham, 111) His cameos off the bench are becoming the stuff of legend. Towering in the second half of extra time 7.