Three Lions Daily: What's coming up for England today?

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Thomas Tuchel and his players are back in Kansas City and gearing up towards Saturday's quarter-final.

Back on the grass

The Three Lions are working towards the tie against Norway on Saturday 11 July (10pm BST kick-off) at Miami Stadium.

Tuchel and his squad will hit the grass today after spending some time recovering from Monday’s Round of 16 tie against Mexico.

The first 15 minutes of today’s training session will be open to the public at Swope Soccer Village.

Media duties

Following on from today’s training session, there will be media activity taking place at the England Media Centre in KC Parks.

There will also be a new episode of Lions’ Den connected by EE on the way to look out for.

Catch up on the latest episode, which starred Nico O'Reilly and Marc Guéhi, here.

The pair sat down with host Andrew Mensah to discuss the win over Mexico, what their recovery looks like, and a reunion with their Manchester City team-mate Erling Haaland when the Three Lions face Norway in their quarter-final.

The build-up to Norway

We'll continue to build up to the Three Lions' last-eight tie this weekend.

You can check out our pre-match stat pack here. Wondering how many times England and Norway have met before? How many times have England qualified for the quarter-final?

You can also out more about the Vikings as we profile Saturday's opponents. Which players should you watch out for? Any familiar faces in Norway's World Cup squad? How did they reach the quarter-final?

And if you're heading to Miami, we'll bring you everything you need to know about the venue for our last eight showdown today.

Quarter-final bound

England put in a heroic performance to defeat Mexico 3-2 at Mexico City Stadium on Sunday. It was one of the Three Lions' greatest knockout ties.

Watch the highlights from our epic victory as two goals from Jude Bellingham and a penalty from Harry Kane sealed a famous knockout win on the official England app.

And you can get more reaction and watch interviews with Tuchel, Bellingham, Dan Burn and Ezri Konsa on the app.

You can also recap the Three Lions' journey in the tournament so far, from qualifying for the World Cup and jetting out to the USA to that big RO16 win, right here.

See all the details of our quarter-final clash with Norway.