Jordan Pickford Breaks 36-Year England Record in World Cup Quarterfinal Win
Summary
England's goalkeeper Jordan Pickford set a new record by playing in his 18th World Cup game, the most for an England player. He helped England win the quarterfinal match against Norway by making important saves, while his teammate Jude Bellingham scored twice, including a goal in extra time.Key Facts
- Jordan Pickford made his 18th World Cup appearance, breaking England's record.
- Pickford now has 90 caps, meaning 90 games played for England.
- Pickford previously played in the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.
- In the quarterfinal match, Pickford made three key saves but conceded one goal.
- Jude Bellingham scored once in regular time and once in extra time.
- Pickford broke the record previously held by Peter Shilton since 1990.
- England will next face the winner of Argentina vs. Switzerland in the semifinals.
- Pickford also plays for Everton in England’s Premier League.
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