Miami: A stunning win against Mexico in the last sixteen. The England (India vs England) camp has already entered the quarter-finals of the World Cup (FIFA World Cup 2026) by winning 3-2. Norway is in front of Harry Kane’s team in the last eight. However, England coach Thomas Tuchel has to face several problems in selecting the team before coming down against Erling Haaland (Erling Haaland). Injuries and injuries to team players have become a major problem. It is believed that it is going to have an impact on party elections.

England’s defense line is the main problem. Mark Guehi, one of the team’s key centre-backs, was on the map against Mexico. There are doubts about whether he will be able to take the field against Norway on Saturday. Mark did not participate in the team’s main practice session on Wednesday. The medical team will ultimately evaluate whether Mark will play in the quarter finals at all. Midfielder Declan Rhyne is still not fully fit. Couldn’t even get down to practice. Not sure if he will play against Norway at all. Meanwhile, Jarrell Kwansah saw a straight red card in the previous match. As a result, there is a mandatory two-match ban on him. But if England’s defense line doesn’t tighten up to stop Arling Haaland, the pressure on Kane will undoubtedly increase.

Among them, experienced midfielder Jordan Henderson has been knocked out of the tournament. After the team’s goal in the Mexico match, he went to top the fencing while celebrating. Then suddenly he lost his balance. The wrist was badly broken. He has undergone surgery. But instead of resting back home, Henderson is staying at the team hotel. He will remain with the team.

Arling Haaland is undoubtedly going to be England’s biggest threat. He is in the running for the Golden Boot with seven goals in the current World Cup so far. But this Holland was supposed to play in England’s jersey. This Norwegian star striker was born in Leeds, England in 2000. Haaland’s father played football in England. Haaland himself plays for Manchester City, a Premier League club.

Haaland’s father played for English clubs Nottingham Forest, Leeds United and Manchester City.