England's World Cup quarter-final against Norway will be broadcast live on ITV for UK viewers, with kick-off scheduled for 10pm BST on Saturday, July 11, 2026. The match takes place at the Miami Stadium, which has a capacity of approximately 65,000.
TV Channel and Coverage
ITV's first-choice line-up will present the game. Presenter Mark Pougatch will be joined by pundits Roy Keane, Gary Neville and Ian Wright. Lead commentator Sam Matterface will be accompanied by Lee Dixon. ITV's coverage begins at 8.45pm.
UK rights for the tournament are split between the BBC and ITV under a traditional terrestrial sharing agreement. The BBC showed England's group-stage matches against Ghana and DR Congo, as well as the dramatic last-16 win over Mexico, which peaked at 9.1 million viewers on BBC One and iPlayer despite a delayed kick-off from 1am to 2am BST. The average audience for that match was 7.8 million.
Streaming and Radio
The quarter-final will be available to stream live on ITVX, accessible via a standard internet browser or the ITVX app on Apple App Store and Google Play for viewers with a valid UK TV licence.
For those unable to watch, BBC Radio 5 Live and talkSPORT will provide full live commentary from Miami, with build-up throughout the day.
BBC's Role and Semi-Final Pick
Although the BBC is not broadcasting the live television feed, it will offer extensive post-match coverage on iPlayer and the BBC Football YouTube channel, including an instant reaction show after the final whistle.
The BBC has first pick of the semi-finals. If England defeat Norway, the BBC is expected to choose England's semi-final, which would be the second semi-final on Wednesday, July 15 in Atlanta.
