Harry Kane and Jude Bellingham etched their names into the FIFA World Cup record books on Saturday, becoming the first two players from the same country to score six or more goals in a single edition of the tournament. The historic feat was achieved during England’s dramatic 2-1 extra-time win over Norway in the quarter-finals, a result that booked the Three Lions’ place in the World Cup semi-finals for the first time since 2018. Bellingham played with a match winner, scoring England’s equalizer before scoring the decisive goal in the third minute of extra time. The two strikes took the Real Madrid midfielder’s tally to six goals at the 2026 World Cup, level with captain Harry Kane. The pair became the first teammates from the same nation to each score at least six goals in a single World Cup, setting a new benchmark at the tournament. Bellingham’s latest heroics came after he had also struck twice in England’s round of 16 win over Mexico. He now sits joint third in the tournament’s scoring charts alongside Kane, behind only Norway’s Erling Haaland on seven goals and heads. Lionel Messi of Argentina and Kylian Mbappé of France, who have eight. England were down in the 36th minute after Andreas Schjelderup gave Norway the lead. However, Bellingham responded before halftime to restore parity before producing the winner early in extra time. The win also ended Haaland’s streak of scoring in every match of the tournament, with England’s defense keeping the prolific striker off the scoresheet for the first time. England are now one win away from reaching their first World Cup final since 1966. Thomas Tuchel’s side will face Argentina in the semi-finals after the defending champions defeated Switzerland later on Saturday.