Jude Bellingham kicks water cooler in angry explosion after England vs Senegal controversy | Football | Sport
Jude Bellingham kicked a water cooler in anger after he was denied a late equaliser during England’s 3-1 defeat at the hands of Senegal on Tuesday evening. The Real Madrid attacker thought he had drawn England level at 2-2 with just minutes remaining, but the goal was ruled out after Levi Colwill was controversially adjudged to have handled the ball while he was jumping in the air in an attempt to get on the end of a set-piece.
Bellingham was named on the bench for England’s first friendly under Thomas Tuchel but was introduced to the action with 19 minutes remaining as England found themselves 2-1 behind. Harry Kane had opened the scoring for the Three Lions early on, before Ismaila Sarr and Habib Diarra netted to turn the game on its head. Bellingham then had his strike ruled out, with Cheikh Sabaly adding a third goal for the visitors in stoppage time at the end of the match.
Bellingham was clearly unhappy at the decision to disallow his goal. And he displayed his anger in the technical area at full-time as he put his foot through the water.
He then raced over to the assistant referee to complain about the disallowed goal.
Three Lions captain Harry Kane was ultimately forced to push the former Birmingham player onto the pitch to calm the situation down.
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