The 23-year-old Real Madrid midfielder continued his extraordinary tournament form, scoring twice against Norway to make it four consecutive Man of the Match awards and taking his tally to 6 goals in 6 games.
Bellingham’s Sensational World Cup Run
- ⚽⚽ vs Norway (Quarter-Final) — Brace including the extra-time winner
- ⚽⚽ vs Mexico
- ⚽🅰️ vs Panama
- ⚽ vs Croatia
6 matches. 6 goals. 4 Superior Player of the Match awards.
Bellingham has been nothing short of sensational, combining box-to-box dominance, clinical finishing, leadership, and moments of pure magic that have propelled Gareth Southgate’s side deep into the knockout stages.
A Tournament-Defining Performance
In the Quarter-Final against Norway, Bellingham once again rose to the occasion. After Norway took the lead through Andreas Schjelderup, the England captain equalized with a powerful strike in first-half stoppage time. He then sealed the victory in extra time with another decisive goal, earning his latest Player of the Match honour.
His ability to influence games at both ends of the pitch, dictate tempo, and deliver in the biggest moments has drawn comparisons to footballing greats and left pundits and fans in awe.
England March On
With Bellingham leading from the front, the Three Lions are now just two matches away from World Cup glory. His performances have been the standout feature of England’s campaign, blending youthful exuberance with the maturity of a seasoned superstar.
Jude Bellingham is not just playing in this World Cup — he is owning it. At just 23, he is writing his name into tournament folklore and carrying England’s hopes on his shoulders.
What a tournament. What a player.
Stay tuned for more 2026 FIFA World Cup coverage as England prepare for the Semi-Finals.