JUDE BELLINGHAM salvaged a last-gasp draw for England as his stoppage-time strike earned a 2-2 draw.
The Aston Villa midfielder, 26, broke the deadlock in the 11th minute when a Jordan Pickford pass was intercepted and Tielemans’ accurate effort wrong-footed him and rolled into the corner.
Jude Bellingham struck in stoppage-time to salvage a draw for EnglandAFP
RexBellingham saved England with the late goal[/caption]
PAYouri Tielemans scored a brace at Wembley on Tuesday night[/caption]
AlamyThe Aston Villa man’s opening goal stemmed from a Jordan Pickford error[/caption]
AFPIvan Toney scored his first England goal from the penalty spot[/caption]
AFPTielemans put Belgium back in front with a diving header from a Romelu Lukaku cross[/caption]
England dominated possession but had to wait until stoppage-time to level things up
The Three Lions did not take long to level as Kobbie Mainoo and Jude Bellingham’s brilliant link-up sent Ivan Toney through before he was brought down in the box by Jan Vertonghen.
Toney stepped up to dispatch the penalty for his first England goal, but Belgium were back in front before half-time.
Lewis Dunk was robbed of the ball by Romelu Lukaku and the ex-Chelsea man’s wonderful cross found Tielemans who nodded home at the back post.
The strike came after Jarrod Bowen thought he had put England ahead with a close-range header, only for VAR to rule it out for offside.
And Southgate’s men looked to be running out of ideas, before Jude Bellingham lashed home in injury time.
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Kobbie Mainoo impressed on his first England startGetty
Mainoo covered a lot of ground in the draw at Wembley
Bellingham was everywhere for England against Belgium
John Stones went off injured early on in the gameReuters
Foden was another who impressed for the Three Lions