England vs. Ghana box score: Full stats from World Cup Group L match
- On Tuesday, England drew 0-0 with Ghana at the World Cup in Foxborough, where midfielder Jude Bellingham earned his 50th cap for the Three Lions.
- Bellingham described the result as a recurrence of "second game fever," noting England has drawn their second group match in four consecutive major tournaments.
- A late chance hit the bar and Captain Harry Kane missed the rebound as Bellingham struggled to impact the game against Ghana's defensive block before substitution with 20 minutes remaining.
- Thomas Tuchel's squad remains level on four points with Ghana and now prepares for Saturday's match against Panama in New Jersey to secure their group position.
- Bellingham insisted there is no cause for concern, stating, "It's amazing to be able to play so early a strong opponent from Africa," believing exposure to different styles will benefit the team.
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Why wasn't he sent off when he covered his mouth? Why was Bellingham safe?... The reason it was different from Almiron's red card. OSEN = Reporter Jung Seung-woo. Miguel Almiron, 32, was sent off for Paraguay. Why wasn't Jude Bellingham, 23, sent off for England? On the 24th (KST), the British BBC reported, "Bellingham covered his mouth
Paraguay's Miguel Almirón was sent off for covering his mouth while speaking to an opponent. Jude Bellingham did something similar against Ghana but got away with it.
Jude Bellingham escaped the same punishment as Paraguay star Miguel Almiron when he covered his mouth while speaking during England's 0-0 draw with Ghana at the World Cup. Bellingham, who was named "Man of the Match" by FIFA for his performance in Boston, played 73 minutes for England before being replaced by Morgan Rogers. He was involved in a heated exchange in the first half with Ghana coach Carlos Queiroz, who was unhappy with a tackle the R…
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