Jude Bellingham's primary- fifth goal against Serbia, which he celebrated in ridiculous style, gave England the three factors in their Euro 2024 opening
After scoring the winning goal against Serbia at Euro 2024 on Sunday, Joe Bellingham shared the peculiar target event with England team-mate Trent Alexander-Arnold.
England opened the scoring with a 13th-minute purpose from the Real Madrid midfielder, and they did more than enough defensive to stop the criticism from creating any clear-cut chances despite their long periods of pressure.
With one more win to ensure that England's chances of making it to the knockout stages of Euro 2024 are met, and possibly to become group leaders, is a substantial boost. One more place is probably extremely effective.
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" That was for the Wolf crew"! - Jude Bellingham's party explained
Bellingham embraced his team-mates before attempting to emulate Alexander-Arnold by kneeling and holding his face in his right hand as he did after Bukayo Saka's deflected combination.
When the BBC inquired about that celebration after the game, Bellingham responded," When we play Wolf, one of the staff makes that face when he does n't have a clue what's going on, so that was kind of a small group celebration for the Wolf crew."
By that, Bellingham is referring to the card activity Werewolf, which was popular among the England squad at the 2022 World Cup.
It's essentially a table version of the popular online activity Among Us or the BBC game show The Rebels, in which the players must determine which of the people has been chosen by the tickets to play the role of a wolf and "kill" the other players. The game costs only £13.
Plain as that.
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