ENGLAND return to centre stage TONIGHT in a mouth-watering clash with the Norwegians at the Amex Stadium.
Beth Mead's sensational first-half lob turned out to be the difference maker in the Lionesses opening group game against Austria.
A strike which sent the 68,000 fans at Old Trafford into a frenzy as fans joked that they haven't heard Manchester United's stadium that loud in ages.
However, Norway stormed to a convincing 4-1 win against the Northern Ireland the very same day.
But something has to give as both nations go into this fixture on a superb run of form.
What time does England vs Norway kick off?
- England entertain Norway TOMORROW – Monday, July 11.
- It is scheduled to kick off at 8pm UK time.
- The Amex Stadium – home of Brighton & Hove Albion is the assigned arena for this huge contest which can hold around 31,000 fans.
- The Lionesses sent Norway crashing out of the World Cup when the sides met in 2019.
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What TV channel is England vs Norway on and can I live stream it?
- England vs Norway will be broadcasted LIVE on BBC in the UK.
- Pre-match coverage on BBC is scheduled to commence from 7:35pm UK time – 25 minutes before kick-off.
- Subscription members of BBC can stream ALL the action LIVE via the BBC iPlayer app or the BBC Sport website.
Can I watch England vs Norway on BBC for FREE?
Yes – BBC is FREE for ALL citizens of the UK who have a valid TV license.
Team news
England boss Sarina Wiegman will be delighted that her side managed to secure three points without gaining any injuries.
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But Lionesses reporter Lynsey Hooper believes that Wiegman will switch up the formation and promote skipper Leah Williamson to a new role.
Hooper said: "I suspect Sarina Wiegman will return to a back four, knowing the attacking threat Norway posses, so we could see the return of Alex Greenwood alongside Millie Bright at centre-back.
"This in turn would push captain Leah Williamson into a midfield role."
Hooper also mentioned that Wiegman may opt to drop Fran Kirby to the bench due to her fatigue issues.
Elsewhere, Norway also have a full strength side and Even Pellerud expected to field the same team who pummelled Northern Ireland on Match day one.
Latest odds
- England to win 13/20
- Draw 29/10
- Norway 4/1
*Odds courtesy of Betfair are correct at time of publication
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