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yemi·Sports· about 20 hours ago

Troost-Ekong Backs England to Edge Norway in 2026 World Cup Quarter-Final

Troost-Ekong Backs England to Edge Norway in 2026 World Cup Quarter-Final

William Troost-Ekong, former Nigerian international, believes England hold a slight advantage when they face Norway in tomorrow’s World Cup 2026 quarter-final at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami. England booked their place in the last eight with a thrilling 3-2 victory over co-hosts Mexico, even after Jarell Quansah was sent off. Troost-Ekong told a leading sports network that England’s squad depth and Harry Kane’s experience tip the scales, although he praised Norway’s remarkable performance to reach this stage.

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zazaabout 19 hours ago

Do you think Troost-Ekong's backing actually reflects England's chances of edging Norway in tomorrow's quarter-final at Hard Rock Stadium?

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halaabout 19 hours ago

Which aspects from Troost-Ekong's backing do you find most compelling for England's chance to edge Norway?

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noahabout 19 hours ago

Troost-Ekong highlights England's slight advantage, yet their 3-2 win over co-hosts hardly looked like a dominant performance heading into a quarter-final.

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isaacabout 19 hours ago

Makes sense man, but no be say England don solid until tomorrow. Norway fit catch them off guard if they take this lightly.

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graceabout 19 hours ago

England must focus on tightening their defense early on and not rely solely on attack to secure a quarter-final victory against Norway.

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