Jude Bellingham Facing Punishment for What He Did After England's Loss
Summary
England soccer player Jude Bellingham may face punishment for allegedly hitting the head of an Argentina player after England lost 2-1. If officials decide his action was violent, he could be suspended for England’s next game against France.Key Facts
- Jude Bellingham is tied with Harry Kane as England’s top scorer in the World Cup with six goals.
- After England’s loss to Argentina, Bellingham reportedly slapped Argentina player Valentin Barco on the head.
- Barco ran onto the field celebrating a goal, and Bellingham reacted after being pushed by England defender John Stones.
- FIFA was contacted about possible punishment but gave no immediate response.
- The International Football Association Board (IFAB) says hitting an opponent’s head with hand or arm off the ball can be punished as violent conduct.
- A violent conduct ruling could lead to Bellingham’s suspension for the third-place match between England and France.
- England and France’s third-place game is scheduled for 5 p.m. ET on Saturday.
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