Norway's national football team has shed their World Cup nerves and now believes they can defeat England in the quarter-finals, according to coach Stale Solbakken.The match, set for Saturday, marks the first time Norway will compete in the World Cup last-eight stage.Solbakken emphasized the importance of staying focused on the pitch rather than the high stakes of the occasion.

Norway's tournament began with a shaky start against Iraq, where players appeared overwhelmed by the occasion, but they found their rhythm with a 4-1 victory.The coach highlighted their confidence after beating Brazil in the last-16, though he acknowledged England's formidable attacking threat.With temperatures expected to reach 111°F (44°C) in Miami, Norway's team has adopted a lighter training approach to stay fresh.Solbakken praised his squad's mental resilience, noting they have maintained composure despite the pressure.

The coach remains cautious, stressing that Norway must be at their absolute best to overcome England, who boast world-class players like Jude Bellingham and Harry Kane.This match represents a historic moment for Norwegian football, with the team preparing to face one of the tournament's top teams.