Glastonbury Festival will screen England’s World Cup quarter-final tie with Norway after a special request from Lioness Georgia Stanway.

The England midfielder tweeted Glastonbury on Monday asking them to show Thursday’s game for her brother, who will be at the festival rather than in Le Harve watching his sister in action.

Relief for the Stanway family came on Tuesday, when Glastonbury announced it would be showing the Lionesses last-eight showdown.

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Writing from their official account (@GlastoFest), a statement read: “We are delighted to be able to announce that - of course! - we’ll be screening The @Lionesses’ Women's World Cup quarter-final against Norway on Thursday, on the West Holts Stage’s big screens.

“Kick-off is 8pm (@StanwayGeorgia, we’ll look out for your brother!) #TheLionesses”

England will face Norway after beating Cameroon in a controversial last-16 match in which they emerged 3-0 victors.

The behaviour of the Cameroonian players and staff in that match is subject of a priority investigation.

England, though, will be eager to put that match behind them as they prepare to face Norway - who knocked out Australia on penalties in the previous round.

The winners will play hosts France or reigning champions USA in Lyon on Tuesday.

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