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Bellingham's Four Knockout Goals Send England to First WC Semi Since 1990

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Jude Bellingham scored four goals across England's knockout-stage matches at the 2026 FIFA World Cup, joining Diego Maradona as one of the few players to achieve this feat in the knockout rounds. Maradona had set the benchmark with four knockout goals during Argentina's 1986 World Cup triumph. Bellingham's decisive late equalizer and extra-time winner against Norway were instrumental in securing England's progression. The performances have propelled England to a semifinal showdown against Spain. This marks England's first World Cup semifinal appearance since their run to the last four in 1990.

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