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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Sport
Barry Glendenning

Bellinghams do battle and subs stay indoors as Club World Cup warms up

Jude Bellingham equals his younger brother’s Club World Cup goal tally.
Jude Bellingham equals his younger brother’s Club World Cup goal tally. Photograph: Pedro Castillo/Real Madrid/Getty Images

A FAMILY AFFAIR

Following the second weekend of Copa Gianni, Fifa were eager to flag up a number of fraternal firsts. In scoring for Borussia Dortmund and Real Madrid, Jude and Jobe Bellingham became the first brothers in history to score in the same tournament – “We’re 1-1 now,” honked Jude after his goal – while Francesco Pio Esposito became the first player to replace his brother when he came on for his Inter debut in place of elder sibling Sebastiano in the win over Urawa Red Diamonds. Meanwhile in Atlanta, the United Arab Emirates vice president and Manchester City chief suit, Sheikh Mansour, emerged with family bragging rights after his club’s reserve team trampled Al Ain, who are presided over by his older brother Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, into the dirt.

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