Where to Watch and Commentators for England v Norway: BBC, ITV, FOX and World Feed Coverage for FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final

Match date: 11 July 2026

Where to Watch and Commentators for England v Norway: BBC, ITV, FOX and World Feed Coverage for FIFA World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final

England face Norway in a thrilling FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final on 11 July 2026 at 22:00 UK time (10pm BST) at Miami Stadium, with live coverage available across the UK via BBC (highlights only on TV) and ITV (highlights), while the full match is broadcast live on BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds, and BBC Sport Online for audio; the match is also shown live in the US on FOX and Fox Sports channels, on CTV/Crave in Canada, and via the world feed on Simon Brotherton and Mark Schwarzer commentary for international audiences[2].

For UK television viewers, BBC One will not show the full match live but will broadcast highlights later, with Jason Mohammad presenting the studio show featuring pundits Wayne Rooney (former England and Manchester United captain, now a respected BBC football analyst), Micah Richards (ex-England defender and long-standing BBC commentator known for his passionate delivery), Alan Shearer (England’s all-time top scorer and iconic BBC pundit with over 30 years of broadcasting experience), and Ellen White (England Women’s World Cup winner and rising BBC football voice)[1][7]. Meanwhile, ITV1 and ITV X will also show highlights, hosted by Mark Pougatch with co-presenter Semra Hunter, featuring a powerful panel including Roy Keane (fierce former Manchester United captain and now a sharp-tongued ITV analyst), Gary Neville (ex-England captain and Sky Sports staple now跨界 to ITV), Ian Wright (Arsenal legend and energetic pundit), Karen Carney (England Women’s World Cup hero and BBC/ITV dual presenter), and commentator Sam Matterface with co-commentator Lee Dixon (former Manchester United and England defender)[2].

Those preferring audio coverage can tune into BBC Radio 5 Live or the BBC Sounds app, where Mark Chapman presents from Miami, with John Murray as main commentator and Paul Robinson (former England goalkeeper and now BBC co-commentator) providing co-commentary[2][9]. The world feed commentary team of Simon Brotherton (experienced BBC and Eurosport commentator) and Mark Schwarzer (former Australian goalkeeper and FFA commentator) will be used by international broadcasters including CTV Canada, Crave, SBS (AUS), and TSN channels[2].

In the US, Fox and Fox Sports will broadcast live with Rebecca Lowe presenting, alongside pundits Thierry Henry (Arsenal and France legend, now a leading Fox analyst), Zlatan Ibrahimović (retired Swedish superstar making rare TV appearances), and Alexi Lalas (former US captain and iconic Fox pundit), with reporters Geoff Shreeves and former official Mark Clattenburg on the sidelines[2]. Canada’s CTV and Crave, Australia’s SBS, and Ireland’s RTÉ 2 (with presenter Peter Collins, commentator Darragh Maloney, and pundits Dietmar Hamann, Roberto Lopes, and Shay Given) will also carry the match[2].

Radio coverage extends to talkRadio and talkSPORT, where Adrian Durham presents with main commentator Jim Proudfoot and co-commentator Stuart Pearce (former England coach and Football Association technical director), while Sky Sports News offers pre-match analysis with pundits Jesper Mathisen, Jamie Redknapp, and David James[2]. CNN International’s Amanda Davies and Sky News’ Rob Harris will provide live updates and interviews.

With Erling Haaland leading Norway’s attack and Thomas Tuchel’s England in peak form, this quarter-final is expected to be a tactical masterpiece, and UK fans can follow every moment via BBC’s audio output or ITV’s highlights, while international viewers enjoy the full live broadcast on FOX, CTV, or the world feed[3][4].

Article generated: 11 July 2026, 22:01 GMT