Predict.fun market data shows England as the favorite to advance from its 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinal against Norway, with traders assigning the side about a 64% chance of progressing as of publication. Norway was priced at roughly 35%.
The matchup comes with strong narratives on both sides. Norway has already posted its best World Cup result by reaching the last eight for the first time. Striker Erling Haaland has scored seven goals in the tournament and hit a brace in an 11-minute span in the previous round, a performance that helped Norway eliminate Brazil.
England, meanwhile, has its own scoring depth. Harry Kane has six goals so far, while Jude Bellingham and Anthony Gordon have continued to contribute in attack. Even so, England conceded in each of its previous two knockout matches. That leaves Haaland’s form as a central issue heading into the quarterfinal, with the market still leaning toward England despite Norway’s breakout run.
England favored in Predict.fun market
According to BlockBeats on July 12, data from prediction market platform Predict.fun showed England as the market favorite to advance from its 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinal against Norway. As of publication, traders were assigning England roughly a 64% chance of progressing, compared with about 35% for Norway.
Form and key players in focus
Norway has already secured its best-ever World Cup finish by reaching the quarterfinals for the first time. Erling Haaland, the team’s leading scorer, has scored seven goals in the tournament. In the previous round, he struck twice in 11 minutes to help Norway eliminate Brazil.
For England, Harry Kane has scored six goals, while Jude Bellingham and Gordon have continued to add attacking support. England has still conceded in each of its last two knockout matches, leaving the task of containing Haaland as one of the main storylines going into the game.
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