England senior Jude Bellingham races against Argentine national team defender Valentin Barco after the end of a tense pre-final match for the World Cup 2026.

The English led to the final goal thanks to Anthony Gordon's goal, but the team conceded two goals from Enzo Fernandez and Lautaro Martinez, giving up the score 1:2. Immediately after the final whistle, as the Argentines heatedly celebrated their way out to the final, Bellingham approached Barco and hit him on the head, so that the ice did not lead to a large-scale fight between the players of both teams.

According to The Touchline, the Real Madrid boss fell in love with his rival through systematic provocations. The 21-river reserve of Strasbourg, which was the whole duel of tests on the lava of the reserves, stretched out actively teasing the gravers of the English team. Zokrema, when Enzo Fernandez died in the 85th quarter, Barco, instead of the holy day with his partners, defiantly walked up to the technical zone of the English, in order to pick up the coaching staff of Thomas Tuchel and reserve players.

Experts and experts in football on radio stations have already begun to call this behavior of the young Argentinean “the greatest example of sports behavior at this World Cup,” although Bellingham himself also cried out after the game.