Jude Bellingham has defended England against critics, stating they were prepared for backlash if they had lost to Belgium. Despite falling behind, Ivan Toney penalty drew them level before Tielemans put Belgium ahead again. Bellingham’s late equalizer salvaged a draw.
He emphasized the positives of creating chances and praised teammates stepping up in the absence of key players. Bellingham acknowledged the challenge for manager Gareth Southgate due to injuries but commended the team’s performance overall. Southgate agreed, stating England deserved at least a draw against Belgium despite conceding “poor goals.”
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