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Led by Erling Haaland, Norway is playing the first quarter-final in its history against England, this Saturday July 11 in Miami, in the 2026 World Cup. In France, M6 is broadcasting it live on its antenna, and streaming on M6+. beIN Sports offers it by subscription and also in streaming on beIN Connect. Here’s how to watch free streaming Norway England live HD, both in France and abroad.

Author of 7 goals in the tournament, one step behind Lionel Messi, Erling Haaland arrives launched against a weakened English defense. England, deprived of Jarell Quansah, suspended, must reshuffle its hinge before facing Norway, the revelation of this World Cup after eliminating Vinicius’ Brazil. Harry Kane has 6 goals, one unit behind Haaland. The Norway England match will kick off this Saturday July 11 at 11 p.m. French timeor 5 p.m. in Miami, at Hard Rock Stadium.

Here’s where to watch Norway England live and in HD depending on your country:

• In France: free on M6+, and on beIN Sports for subscribers.
• In Belgium: free on RTBF (La Une, Tipik), on Auvio.
• In Switzerland: free on RTS, via Play RTS.
• Elsewhere and for expatriates: a VPN like CyberGhost (€1.59/month, -87%, 45 day trial), then M6+, RTBF or RTS.

M6+, RTBF and RTS broadcast the match without subscription, but each limits access to its territory. Outside, they read your IP address, see that it comes from abroad and do not allow reading. A VPN removes this blockage by connecting your device to a server in France, Belgium or Switzerland, which replaces your address with a local IP. The live stream then opens on the connected screen of your choice.

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Which VPN to choose to unblock Norway England abroad?

Abroad, M6+, RTBF and RTS refuse connections coming from a country other than their own, and only a VPN can bypass geo-blocking. At the moment, thanks to an exceptional reduction of 87%, CyberGhost is the cheapest option, at €1.59 per month (2 years + 2 months free), and its plan covers 7 devices simultaneously. Its money-back guarantee extends over 45 days and is the longest on the market. If you only need it for this match, you can request a refund immediately in two clicks. For their part, NordVPN and Proton provide the same guarantee but over 30 days. ExpressVPN, an official partner of FIFA, does not offer trials or refunds until the end of the World Cup.

Norway England: which free channels to watch the match in streaming?

In France, the Norway England quarter-final is broadcast unencrypted on M6 and via a subscription on beIN Sports. The match is also available for streaming via the M6+ and beIN Connect platforms. In Belgium, RTBF broadcasts it for free, on La Une, Tipik and Auvio, and RTS offers it in Switzerland via Play RTS. Outside France, a server in Belgium, Switzerland or France unlocks free Norway England streaming.

Norway England: the English defense overhauled against Haaland

England enter this quarter with a real defensive headache. The expulsion of Jarell Quansah against Mexico deprives her of her convenience store in the right lane, where Reece James, hampered by repeated injuries, remains uncertain. Thomas Tuchel will have to recompose his axis, undoubtedly with John Stones and the Konsa-Guéhi hinge, while his defense suffered during his two decisive matches, against DR Congo then Mexico. Up front, the attack has no shortage of arguments, with Harry Kane (6 goals) and Jude Bellingham scoring twice against Mexico and Bukayo Saka on his wing. But after two knockout matches in one week, including more than 30 minutes with ten players against Mexico, the freshness of the English organizations will also raise questions. Rebuilding a hinge on the eve of a quarter, without automatisms, remains one of the most perilous exercises at this level, and Jordan Pickford risks being in great demand, he who has already saved his team on several occasions.

Opposite, Norway is playing the first quarter-final in its history, with an asset that no one else has, Erling Haaland. The Manchester City striker scored in every round of the final phase, including the double that took Brazil out, bringing his total to 7 goals, one behind Lionel Messi (8 goals) and tied with Kylian Mbappé. Alongside him, Martin Ødegaard directs the play between the lines and Antonio Nusa, very prominent against Brazil, brings speed on the wing, precisely where the English right lane is weakened. Ståle Solbakken’s plan is in a few words, a compact block, a clear recovery and balls thrown quickly into the depth for Haaland. The other side of the coin, a permeable Norwegian defense, which has conceded in each of its last five outings. Its offensive success is also due to the quality of the balls coming from the midfield, where Ødegaard and Sander Berge know how to find the interval at the right time to launch their striker.

Beyond the collective, this quarter-final features a face-off of scorers, Haaland (7 goals) against Kane (6). The first relies on power and deep play, the second on his sense of placement and set pieces. Against a striker of this caliber, the slightest error in placement is paid for in cash, and England have conceded more than one in their last knockout matches. But it will all come down to a single question, will the recomposed English rearguard hold up against one of the most prolific attackers of the tournament? England remain favorites, but not by much, and their revamped defense maintains doubt before a place in the last four.

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