New Delhi, July 11 -- MIAMI - When Harry Kane and Erling Haaland last lined up on the same field, it meant something at club level. On Saturday in Miami, it means the World Cup.

The quarterfinal at Hard Rock Stadium pits England against Norway in a match built around the two most prolific scorers still competing, but the contrast between what they represent for their nations has never been starker. Haaland, 25, has seven goals in four matches at this tournament and a country that last appeared in a major competition 26 years ago. Kane, 32, has six goals, 14 career World Cup goals in total, a Golden Boot from 2018, and still no major international trophy to show for any of it.

England coach Thomas Tuchel summarized the stakes from his si...