The sun and dust of the Sahara make the Miami World Cup quarterfinals a dangerous match0

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• July 12, 2026

For Norwegian nationals For the men’s soccer team, Saturday’s World Cup quarterfinal match against England will be a first in more ways than one. As the Scandinavian team prepares for the biggest game in its history, it will also face almost unimaginable conditions at home: South Florida’s harsh combination of heat, humidity and scorching sun