England secured a 2-1 victory over Norway in their World Cup quarter-final, with Jude Bellingham scoring both goals to send them into the semi-finals.

Manager Thomas Tuchel expressed dissatisfaction with England's performance, suggesting they were 'lucky' despite progressing after extra-time in Miami's extreme heat.

Bellingham challenged Tuchel's assessment, highlighting the difficult playing conditions and the strength of the Norwegian opposition, including players like Erling Haaland and Martin Odegaard.

The Real Madrid star emphasised that sometimes teams must 'win dirty' and praised his teammates' resilience and effort in overcoming adversity.

Tuchel later clarified his comments, acknowledging the team's spirit and effort but reiterated his belief that England can still play better football, insisting there was no disconnect with his players.The match, held in the sweltering conditions of Miami, tested both teams physically and mentally.

Norway's tactical discipline and high press initially troubled England, but Bellingham's clinical finishing and the team's collective determination ultimately secured the win.Tuchel's post-match remarks sparked debate, with Bellingham's rebuttal underscoring the challenges of competing in such extreme environments.The victory marks a significant milestone for England, setting up a semi-final clash against the winner of the Brazil vs.France quarter-final.