Jarell Quansah suspended for England's quarter-final against Norway
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 6, 2026, 8:30 AM
Last updated Jul 6, 2026
England will be without defender Jarell Quansah for their quarter-final match against Norway following his red card during a recent victory over Mexico at Azteca Stadium. Thomas Tuchel, managing England, expressed frustration at FIFA's handling of red cards after they overturned a similar decision for Folarin Balogun. Quansah's absence complicates England's right-back situation ahead of the crucial game scheduled for Saturday. Despite the win against Mexico, England will need to adjust their tactics without Quansah in Miami.
- •England defeated Mexico to advance to the quarter-finals.
- •Quansah received a red card, leading to his suspension.
- •Tuchel criticized FIFA for inconsistent red card rulings.
- •The match against Norway is set for Saturday in Miami.
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"England will be without defender Jarell Quansah for Saturday’s quarter-final clash against Norway following his red card at the Azteca. Thomas Tuchel guided the Three Lions to a historic victory against Mexico, which has booked their ticket in the last eight in Miami at the weekend.
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