The goal scorers of the century will face off at the ‘stage of dreams’, the FIFA World Cup. Norwegian striker Erling Holland (26, Manchester City) and England goaltender Harry Kane (33, Bayern Munich) will clash. Norway and England will play the quarterfinals of the 2026 North and Central America World Cup at the Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, USA at 6 a.m. on the 12th (Korean time). Norway advanced to the quarterfinals for the first time in history by defeating 'champion favorite' Brazil 2-1 on the 6th. England advanced to the quarterfinals on the same day. They defeated 'co-host' Mexico 3-2 and advanced to the quarterfinals. When looking at the value of each player's name, England has the upper hand. Statistics company Opta predicted England's probability of winning at 49.5%, while Norway predicted only 25.8%. The draw rate was only 24.7%. However, England's strength is not at its full strength. While central defender Jarrell Quansa is unable to play after being sent off against Mexico, another centre-back, Mark Guehi, is said to have a hamstring injury issue.