Where to Watch Norway v England: BBC and ITV Highlights Coverage for World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final
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Where to Watch Norway v England: BBC and ITV Highlights Coverage for World Cup 2026 Quarter-Final
England face Norway in a blockbuster FIFA World Cup 2026 quarter-final at Hard Rock Stadium in Miami on Saturday, 11 July 2026, with kick-off set for 22:00 BST [2][3]. While the match is televised live in the UK on ITV1, British viewers who miss the live game or prefer condensed coverage can catch highlights on BBC, presented by Jason Mohammad with expert analysis from Wayne Rooney, Micah Richards, Alan Shearer and Ellen White [1][3].
ITV also offers its own highlights package via ITVX, hosted by Mark Pougatch, featuring commentary from Sam Matterface, co-commentary by Lee Dixon, and punditry from Ian Wright, Roy Keane and Gary Neville [3]. ITV's coverage begins at 8:45pm BST, with live streaming available through the ITVX app and website [3].
Audio Coverage and Radio Options
For audio-only fans, BBC Radio 5 Live, BBC Sounds and BBC Sport Online will broadcast the match with presenter Mark Chapman, main commentator John Murray and co-commentator Paul Robinson [1]. In the US, FOX ONE (with geographic restrictions) and the Fox Sports App provide live coverage, while international radio listeners can tune in via talkRadio and talkSPORT, where Adrian Durham hosts with commentary from Jim Proudfoot and co-commentary by Stuart Pearce [1].
Background on the Pundits and Presenters
Jason Mohammad, the BBC highlights presenter, is a veteran BBC Sport broadcaster known for his work on football, cricket and the Olympics, having joined the BBC in 2004 after years at ITV [1]. Ellen White, the former England striker and BBC pundit, retired in 2024 after a glittering career with 53 goals for her country and multiple club honours, including a WSL title with Manchester City [1]. Alan Shearer remains one of the most trusted voices in British football punditry, with over 200 goals for England and a legendary stint at Newcastle United [1].
On ITV, Gary Neville brings his expertise as a former England and Manchester United captain, while Roy Keane continues to deliver his trademark sharp analysis after a storied career at Manchester United and Celtic [1]. Sam Matterface, ITV's main commentator, has covered numerous major tournaments and is known for his clear, engaging delivery during high-stakes matches [1].
Weather Concerns in Miami
There is growing concern over whether the match could be delayed due to severe weather in Miami, with temperatures expected to reach 34°C and humidity pushing the feel-like temperature to 43°C [4][5]. The BBC Weather forecast predicts thunderstorms shortly before and during kick-off, and FIFA regulations mandate a minimum 30-minute delay if lightning is detected within eight miles of the stadium [4][5]. Should delays occur, the match could conclude well past midnight BST, potentially affecting live and highlights schedules [4][5].
Norway arrives in Miami after a stunning 2-1 victory over Brazil in the round of 16, powered by a brace from Erling Haaland, marking one of the tournament's biggest shocks [2]. England, meanwhile, are hoping to set up a potential semi-final against Argentina or Switzerland [2]. The rivalry between the two nations is historically significant, perhaps best remembered for John Motson's iconic commentary, "Your boys took a hell of a beating," after Norway's 1-0 win at Euro 1998 [1].
For full tournament updates and broadcast partners, fans can visit FIFA's official broadcast partners page.
Article generated: 10 July 2026, 22:01 GMT