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Bellingham Breaks England World Cup Scoring Record
6 Jul
Summary
- Jude Bellingham scored two rapid goals in a World Cup match.
- His goals were separated by just 1 minute and 38 seconds.
- This performance set a new England record for consecutive World Cup goals.
Jude Bellingham delivered a historic performance on Sunday night, setting a new England record for the fastest consecutive goals in a World Cup match. His remarkable feat saw him score two goals a mere 1 minute and 38 seconds apart. This spectacular display occurred during the World Cup Round of 16 match against Mexico. Bellingham's quickfire goals showcased his big-game mentality and skill, with his first being a header and the second scored with his feet. Mexico managed to pull a goal back shortly after Bellingham's brace, but the historic nature of his achievement was undeniable. This record appears poised to stand for a considerable time.
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