Konsa starts at right back for England against Norway

Ezri Konsa will start at right back for England in Saturday's World Cup quarter-final against Norway, taking the place of the suspended Jarell Quansah. Konsa finished England's last-16 match against Mexico in that position and has been chosen over specialist Djed Spence. John Stones will partner Marc Guehi in central defense.

Noni Madueke is set to start on the right wing, with Bukayo Saka out and Anthony Gordon retaining his spot on the left flank. For Norway, coach Stale Solbakken has made one change, bringing in Andreas Schjelderup on the left wing. This move replaces Antonio Nusa, who has been a regular starter throughout the tournament.

Norway's attack will be led by Erling Haaland, with captain Martin Odegaard also in the starting lineup. Meanwhile, England goalkeeper Jordan Pickford is poised to play his 18th World Cup match. This appearance will break his tie with Peter Shilton, setting a new record for the most games played for England at soccer's premier event.