England are into the semi-finals of the 2026 World Cup and could face old foe Argentina next Wednesday.The Three Lions produced another memorable win in the quarter-finals, coming from a goal down to beat Norway in extra-time.Kane and Bellingham proved the difference again in a five-goal thrillerGettyFresh from his heroic brace against Mexico in the last round, Jude Bellingham was England’s superstar yet again, smashing home another double to down Norway.Thomas Tuchel’s men now have only a few days to rest and recover before they head to Atlanta for the semi-finals.Who do England face in the quarter-finals?England beat Norway 2-1 in the quarter-finals of the 2026 World Cup.They will now be in semi-final action at the stunning Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta at 8pm on Wednesday, July 15.The 71,000-capacity arena is indoor with air-conditioning so the elements won’t be a factor like England’s last two games.However, defending World Cup champions Argentina could await.Lionel Messi’s side are the highest-ranked team on the Three Lions’ side of the draw, and came from two goals down to beat Egypt 3-2 last time out.The World Cup holders face off against Switzerland, who beat Colombia, for a chance to reach the semi-finals at 2am UK time on Sunday morning.Should England win the semi-final, they will face France or Spain in the final at the Metlife Stadium in New York at 8pm on Sunday, July 19.England's potential route to the finalGroup StagesJune 17 – England 4-2 CroatiaJune 23 – England 0-0 GhanaJune 27 – Panama 0-2 EnglandEngland’s potential route to the finalRound of 32: England 2-1 DR CongoRound of 16: England 3-2 MexicoQuarter-finals: England 2-1 Norway – July 11, 10pmSemi-finals: England vs Argentina or Switzerland – July 15, 8pmFinal: England vs Spain or France – July 19, 8pmWorld Cup Last 32 fixturesSunday, June 28 – 8pmSouth Africa 0-1 CanadaMonday, June 29 – 6pmBrazil 2-1 JapanMonday, June 29 – 9:30pmGermany 1-1 Paraguay – Paraguay win 4-3 on pensTuesday, June 30 – 2amNetherlands 1-1 Morocco – Morocco win 3-2 on pensTuesday, June 30 – 6pmIvory Coast 1-2 NorwayTuesday, June 30 – 10pmFrance 3-0 SwedenWednesday, July 1 – 2amMexico 2-0 EcuadorWednesday, July 1 – 5pmEngland 2-1 DR CongoWednesday, July 1 – 9pmBelgium 3-2 Senegal (AET)Thursday, July 2 – 1amUnited States 2-0 Bosnia-HerzegovinaThursday, July 2 – 8pmSpain 3-0 AustriaFriday, July 3 – 12amPortugal 2-1 CroatiaFriday, July 3 – 4amSwitzerland 2-0 AlgeriaFriday, July 3 – 7pmAustralia 1-1 Egypt – Egypt won 4-2 on penalties Friday, July 3 – 11pmArgentina 3-2 Cape VerdeSaturday, July 4 – 2:30amColombia 1-0 GhanaMessi and Argentina could England nextGettyWorld Cup Last 16 fixturesSaturday, July 4 – 10pmParaguay 0-1 FranceSaturday, July 4 – 6pmCanada 0-3 MoroccoMonday, July 6 – 8pmPortugal 0-1 SpainTuesday, July 7 – 1amUnited States 1-4 BelgiumSunday, July 5 – 9pmBrazil 0-2 NorwayMonday, July 6 – 1amMexico 2-3 EnglandTuesday, July 7 – 5pmArgentina 3-2 EgyptTuesday, July 7 – 9pmSwitzerland 0-0 Colombia – Switzerland won 4-3 on penaltiesTuchel will be relishing his side’s next challengeGettyWorld Cup Quarter-final fixtures Thursday, July 9 – 9pmFrance 2-0 MoroccoFriday, July 10 – 8pmSpain 2-1 Belgium Saturday, July 11 – 10pmNorway 1-2 England (AET)Sunday, July 12 – 2amArgentina v SwitzerlandWorld Cup Semi-final fixturesTuesday, July 14 – 8pmFrance v Spain Wednesday, July 15 – 8pmEngland v Argentina / SwitzerlandWorld Cup WhatsAppDon't miss an update from talkSPORT in our dedicated World Cup WhatsApp channel.Search for ‘talkSPORT World Cup’ in your ‘Updates’ tab on WhatsApp and we’ll drop the proper, unfiltered football chat straight to your lock screen—no fluff, just pure talkSPORT energy.It’s where you’ll find out all the new rules to watch out for, England and Scotland reaction and big match player ratings. Plus there will be loads of debates on the biggest talking points as Haaland, Mbappe, Kane and the biggest names in football descend on America, Canada and Mexico.