Euro24 : Bellingham strike enoigh for England to get past stubborn Serbia
Jude Bellingham's first-half header gave England a 1-0 victory over Serbia, kicking off their Euro 2024 campaign on a high note. The match began confidently for England but ended with them holding on for the win
Bellingham timed his run perfectly to meet Bukayo Saka's deflected cross, scoring from close range in the 13th minute. The goal came after Bellingham started the move himself, helping put England ahead early in the game.
This win placed England at the top of Group C, following Denmark and Slovenia's 1-1 draw earlier in the day. Bellingham stayed involved throughout, driving England's attack and drawing loud cheers from fans
Gareth Southgate's team initially created opportunities down the right side, with Saka combining well with fullback Kyle Walker. Walker's runs were a consistent threat in the first half.
However, Serbia gained momentum in the second half, posing more of a challenge. England struggled to replicate their early dominance after halftime.
Despite the onslaught, England's restructured defense, featuring the impressive Marc Guehi in his first major tournament and right-footed Kieran Trippier as a stand-in left back, managed to secure the win.
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