​If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our site, Rolling Stone may earn an affiliate commission. We’ve reached the final day of the World Cup quarterfinals, with Norway facing England tonight at 5 p.m. ET. The game will be broadcast on Fox and will determine which team advances to the semifinals and which team heads home after an impressive tournament run. The match is scheduled to take place at Miami Stadium in Miami Gardens, Florida, and if you don’t have tickets to attend in person, you’ll need to stream it.
If you don’t have a traditional cable subscription and want to watch the match for free, you can take advantage of a free DirecTV trial. Sign up, and you won’t be charged initially; you’ll have five days to stream everything the platform offers, including this game, at no cost.
Channel: Fox Network
Date and time: Saturday, July 11 at 5 p.m. EST
Streaming options: DirecTV, Fubo, Sling, Hulu + Live TV, Fox
If you’d rather stream with another service after using your DirecTV free trial, you can also sign up for Fubo, Fox One, or Hulu + Live TV. For a longer-term option, Sling is a solid choice. Fox is included in the Sling Blue package in certain markets, and while Sling doesn’t offer a free trial, it remains an affordable way to watch your favorite shows and live sports.
This game has generated significant online buzz, partly due to the viral notoriety of Norway’s Erling Haaland. Social media has been flooded with posts ranging from playful “thirst traps” featuring the striker to compilation videos and memes comparing his likeness to pop culture figures. Clips have also resurfaced showcasing Haaland’s humor outside of soccer—his comedic side is getting attention as well.
DraftKings currently rates England as the favorite to win the match, with odds around -255. If you don’t want to miss this game or the Argentina vs. Switzerland quarterfinal at 9 p.m. ET, you can watch both for free with a trial to DirecTV, Fubo, Fox One, or Hulu + Live TV, all of which provide World Cup access without an upfront payment.
Where to watch Norway vs. England World Cup game for free and livestreams:
– DirecTV: Includes Fox across multiple plans, with entries like MySports and MyNews packs, plus Signature Packages. Plans start at $44.99 per month, and new subscribers can opt into a five-day free trial to watch the match at no cost.
– Fubo: Another viable option to stream the match, with various plans and a free trial available.
– Fox One and Hulu + Live TV: Alternatives for streaming, often bundled with broader live TV packages.
– Sling: A good long-term option; Fox is included in the Sling Blue package in certain markets. While there’s no free trial, it’s an economical choice for watching live sports and other broadcasts.
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