Haaland stuns Brazil, Spain & Portugal set up blockbuster World Cup clash

Haaland delivered another decisive performance as Norway beat Brazil 2-1, setting up a World Cup quarter-final against England. In Neymar’s farewell international, the 25-year-old Manchester City striker scored a second-half double to overturn Brazil’s bid to return to world football’s top tier, doing it in just 11 minutes. Haaland’s goals moved him level with Kylian Mbappe and Lionel Messi atop the scoring leaderboard, with all three on seven. Norway then advanced to their first World Cup quarter-final, while Brazil suffered a seventh straight knockout loss to European opposition at the tournament. England meanwhile extended Mexico’s wait for a first quarter-final since 1986, beating co-hosts Mexico 3-2 at Estadio Azteca. Jude Bellingham scored twice before half-time, and Kane added another penalty after Jarell Quansah was sent off. England’s next opponent is Norway.