Bellingham reaching heights of World Cup legends with Messi next
Summary
Jude Bellingham scored two goals again to help England beat Norway and reach the World Cup semi-final. He is the first player since Diego Maradona in 1986 to score two or more goals in consecutive World Cup knockout games and is seen as a key player for England’s chance to win the tournament.Key Facts
- Jude Bellingham scored twice against Norway to help England reach the World Cup semi-finals.
- England will face Lionel Messi’s Argentina team next in the semi-final.
- Bellingham is the first player since Maradona in 1986 to score two or more goals in back-to-back World Cup knockout stage matches.
- At 23 years old, Bellingham is the second youngest player to reach this milestone after Pele (17 years old in 1958).
- Bellingham had 5 shots, most touches in the opposition box, won 8 duels, and earned 4 fouls against Norway.
- He has scored 12 goals for England, with 9 of those coming in major tournaments.
- Bellingham is known for scoring important goals when England need them most.
- England has not won the World Cup since 1966.
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