Erling Haaland has sent a pointed message to the England squad and their supporters ahead of the World Cup quarter-final, urging them to 'stay humble' as Norway prepare to face the Three Lions in Miami this weekend.
Haaland's warning ahead of last-eight tie
The Norway striker, speaking to Sky Sports, made clear his confidence ahead of the match. 'I think everyone should stay humble,' Haaland said, laying down a marker for the high-stakes encounter. The winner will advance to the World Cup semi-finals.
Haaland's comments come as Norway aim to upset England, who are considered among the tournament favourites. The match is set to take place in Miami, with both teams vying for a place in the last four.
World Cup context and stakes
The quarter-final represents a major opportunity for Norway to reach the semi-finals for the first time in their history. England, meanwhile, are looking to build on their strong tournament performance and secure a spot in the final stages.
Haaland, widely regarded as one of the best strikers in the world, will be the focal point of Norway's attack. His form has been crucial to Norway's progression through the tournament, and his message to England underscores the competitive spirit ahead of the clash.
