Jude Bellingham scores equaliser for England against Norway in Miami
Short overview
Jude Bellingham scored a crucial equaliser for England just before half-time in a friendly against Norway in Miami. The match serves as preparation for the 2026 World Cup, with England set to face the semi-final live on BBC.
Jude Bellingham scored a crucial equaliser for England just before half-time in a friendly match against Norway in Miami. The goal, described as 'England's everyman, every game!' by commentators, kept England level as they head into the break.
Match Context
The friendly is part of England's preparations for the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The match took place in Miami, providing a neutral venue for both teams. England will next face a World Cup semi-final, which will be broadcast live on BBC One and BBC iPlayer on Wednesday, 15 July at 19:00 BST. This broadcast is available to UK users only.
Bellingham's Impact
Bellingham, a key midfielder for England, has been a consistent performer. His equaliser came at a critical moment, demonstrating his ability to influence games. The goal was met with praise from fans and pundits alike, highlighting his growing importance to the national team.
Viewers can watch more FIFA World Cup 2026 video content online. The match against Norway is one of several friendlies England are using to fine-tune their squad ahead of the tournament.
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