Bellingham's extra‑time strike rescues England at World Cup

Jude Bellingham delivered a decisive performance as England overturned a 1‑0 deficit to beat Norway 2‑1 after extra time and secure a place in the World Cup semifinals. His two goals turned the tide for the Three Lions, who had been trailing for much of the first half. England fell behind early, conceding the opening goal to Norway in the first half. The deficit left the Three Lions needing a comeback to stay alive in the knockout round. Bellingham opened his account in extra time, restoring parity for England. He then struck again minutes later, giving the Three Lions a 2‑1 lead. Both goals came in the added period, underscoring his impact on the match.

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The referee's final whistle confirmed a 2‑1 extra‑time victory for England. The win propelled the Three Lions into the World Cup semifinals. Norway were left to rue a narrow defeat after leading for most of the game. England now turn their focus to the upcoming semifinal clash. The triumph highlights Bellingham's emerging role as a clutch performer on football's biggest stage.