User talk:Jude Bellingham's warm appearance became a hot topic
England drew 2-2 with Belgium in an international friendly match in March at Wembley Stadium in London, England, on the 27th (Korea time).
On this day, England used a 4-2-3-1 formation. Foden, Bellingham, and Bowen followed, and Tony was on the front line. Rice and Mainu made up the midfield, and the back four consisted of Chilwell, Dunk, Stones, and Consa. Pickford wore goalkeeper gloves.
In response, Belgium used a 4-3-3 formation. Doku, Lukaku, and Trossard played as the top three, while Tillemans, Onana, and Mangala played as midfielders. The last four players were Tate, Vertonghen, Destrogen, and Castagne. The goal is defended by Selz.
The first goal went to Belgium. In the 11th minute, Pickford's kick was inaccurate and Onana cut it. Onana immediately pushed the ball back to Thielmans, who finished with a sharp left-footed shot before Pickford could even establish himself properly.
Fortunately, Toni equalized the score six minutes later. However, the team lost the lead again in the 36th minute of the first half. Rice missed control during Belgium's counterattack. Lukaku did not miss it and scored a sensational forward cross, and Tillemans scored multiple goals with a diving header.
Belgium's 2-1 lead lasted a long time. In the fifth minute of stoppage time, Bellingham received a pass from Madison and scored the net with a calm right footed shot inside the penalty box. In the end, the match between the two teams ended in a draw.
Bellingham currently plays for Real Madrid. He has been a standout since he was a teenager. A product of the Birmingham City Youth Academy, Bellingham already made his first team debut at the tender age of 16 years and 38 days. Specifically, he not only made his debut, but he also played a key role in the English Championship (minor league), playing 41 games throughout the 2019-20 season.
He then moved to Dortmund and joined Real ahead of this season. Having received the number five jersey number worn by "legendary" Zinedine Zidane, Bellingham is showing off his adaptability. He has 16 goals and three assists in 22 matches in Spain's La Liga so far. He is also a key player in England. England is aiming to win Euro 2024, which opens this summer with Bellingham at the forefront.
Bellingham's warm personality, which shows off his outstanding skills, also made headlines. On the 28th, the U.K.'s Metro said, "Bellingham took off his outerwear to a children's mascot who was shivering in the cold ahead of a friendly match against Belgium. Bellingham saw a young mascot in a wheelchair in front of him shivering in the cold. He saw me and covered my outerwear with a blanket."
