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⚡ WORLD CUP 2026 · QUARTERFINAL · PROP BET GUIDE · TOMORROW · ALL ODDS FANDUEL

Norway vs England · Tomorrow, Saturday July 11 · Kickoff 5:00 PM ET · Hard Rock Stadium, Miami Gardens · FOX

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⚡ HAALAND JUST SCORED A BRACE IN HIS LAST MATCH AGAINST BRAZIL · 7 GOALS IN 5 GAMES, CO-LEADING THE GOLDEN BOOT RACE · ENGLAND HAS KEPT JUST 2 CLEAN SHEETS IN 5 MATCHES · SURPRISINGLY, KANE IS ACTUALLY THE SHORTER PRICE TO SCORE 2+ ON THIS BOARD AT +550 · KICKOFF 5PM ET TOMORROW

He just did it. Haaland scored twice in the final 11 minutes against Brazil — a 79th-minute header and a 90th-minute thunderbolt — to send Norway into their first-ever World Cup quarterfinal. That's not ancient history; it's his most recent outing.

England's defense is genuinely vulnerable. Just 2 clean sheets in 5 matches, and 5 goals conceded overall. This isn't a defense that's shut teams out consistently.

The right-back situation favors Norway specifically. Jarell Quansah is suspended and Reece James still hasn't trained, meaning Djed Spence or Ezri Konsa fills in — neither offers the same attacking outlet, which could push more of England's defensive attention elsewhere and open space centrally for exactly the kind of service Ødegaard provides.

He's due for a historic milestone. A goal tomorrow makes him the first European to score in his first five World Cup games since Gerd Müller in 1970 — extra motivation on top of everything else.

Multi-goal games are rare even for elite strikers. Across his 5 tournament matches, Haaland has managed a brace just once (against Brazil) — meaning even at his current scoring pace, a single match with 2+ goals has happened in roughly 1 of 5 opportunities so far.

England has real quality centre-backs even accounting for the RB uncertainty — John Stones and (if fit) Marc Guéhi are both capable of limiting an elite striker's service in the middle of the pitch specifically.

This is the biggest stage yet. A World Cup quarterfinal carries pressure that group-stage and early-knockout matches don't, and defenses tend to be more disciplined and organized the deeper a tournament goes.

Interestingly, the market actually favors Kane for this exact prop. Kane's own 2+ goals price sits at +550, shorter than Haaland's +750 — a genuine signal the market doesn't view Haaland as the more likely multi-goal scorer in this specific match, despite his tournament-leading tally.

Kane is favored on both the anytime and multi-goal markets despite having one fewer tournament goal than Haaland — likely reflecting England's overall attacking quality edge and the expectation that England controls more of the match, generating more total scoring opportunities for their striker even if Haaland's individual ceiling remains higher.