Roy Keane described England's first half against Norway in the World Cup quarter-final as "sloppy" after Andreas Schjelderup mishit a cross, putting his team in front. The ball flew into the top corner of Jordan Pickford’s net via the post after a fairly quiet opening 35 minutes. England complained about a foul on Harry Kane in the build-up, but the goal stood. Jude Bellingham later equalised, scoring his fifth goal of the tournament. In half-time analysis, the former Manchester United captain told his fellow ITV pundits: " We've seen the best and worst of England there today in that first half. They got sloppy, lost concentration. They gave Norway a bit of encouragement."

This last-eight battle is a tale of two centre-forwards as Harry Kane of England and Erling Haaland of Norway go head to head with a spot in the semi-finals at stake.

Andreas Schjelderup scored for Norway in the 36th minute and England’s Jude Bellingham equalized in stoppage time as the teams entered halftime of their World Cup quarterfinal…

Norway thought they had retaken the lead in their World Cup quarter-final before VAR intervened