Jude Bellingham made a spectacular impact in England’s match against Mexico at the World Cup, becoming the first player to score twice at the Azteca Stadium since Diego Maradona in 1986. He scored his first goal by heading in a counterattack assist from Harry Kane, then quickly added a second just 99 seconds later. This achievement marks the third-fastest brace in World Cup history, and Bellingham now has four goals this tournament, just behind Kane.
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