Erling Haaland and Jude Bellingham scored twice when England and Norway knocked out Brazil and Mexico out of the ongoing FIFA World Cup co-hosted by Canada, USA and Mexico.
In an early match, Manchester City striker scored twice when Norway defeated five time champions Brazil 2-1.
It all started in the first half when Bruno Guimarraes missed a penalty against Norway but in the 79th minute, Haaland headed home to give Norway a 1-0 lead before doubling in the 90th minute for 2-0 lead, however Brazil pulled one back, a consolation when Naymar Junior converted from the spot kick.
After the victory, they now face Emgland that beat co-hosts Mexico.
Mexico 2-3 England
Jude Bellingham bagged a double with a goal from captain Harry Kane handed England 3-2 over Mexico despite playing ten men following a red card on Jarell Quansah.
With just three minutes into the match, Belligham scored to give them 1-0 lead before doubling in the 38th minute as Julian Quinones halved the score in the 42nd minute into break with 2-1.
On resumption, Kane scored from the spot for 3-1 then Raul Jimenez scored in the 69th minute from the penalty for 3-2 final whistle.