Jude Bellingham scored England's first two goals in their epic 3-2 win over Mexico at the World Cup and has urged fans to skip work and school to celebrate the victory.
Bellingham's call to action
The England star, who netted a brace in the thrilling match in Mexico City, encouraged supporters to 'text your bosses' and 'stay home from school' to mark the Three Lions' stunning triumph. His comments came after the final whistle, as he addressed the nation's jubilant mood.
Match details
England secured a 3-2 victory over Mexico in a gripping encounter. Bellingham opened the scoring and added a second before Mexico fought back. However, England held on for a famous win on Mexican soil.
According to reports, the match was played in a hostile atmosphere, with FIFA reportedly sending a demand to the referee regarding crowd control. England manager Thomas Tuchel's feelings on the victory were clear as he praised his team's resilience.
Impact and reaction
Bellingham's lighthearted plea reflects the euphoria among England fans, who are celebrating a significant World Cup win. The victory boosts England's chances in the tournament and has been met with widespread acclaim.
