Andros Townsend admitted it was ‘a pleasure to witness’ Jude Bellingham in the flesh last night as the Liverpool-linked midfielder impressed once again in England’s 3-3 draw against Germany at Wembley.
Gareth Southgate’s side were able to claw back a two-goal first-half deficit via goals from Luke Shaw and Mason Mount before Harry Kane’s penalty turned the scoreline on its head. The Three Lions were denied a win, however, when Nick Pope fumbled a shot into the path of Chelsea forward Kai Havertz, who finished for his second of the game.
Bellingham started in midfield alongside Declan Rice and lasted 91 minutes before being replaced by Jordan Henderson, and the 19-year-old produced yet another imperious performance.
