Angleterre-Ghana : grosse tension entre Jude Bellingham et Carlos Queiroz (vidéo)
The match between England and Ghana, played on Tuesday during the 2026 World Cup, ended in a goalless draw (0-0). The Three Lions, despite being favorites, came up against a particularly disciplined Ghanaian team, which resisted throughout the match and even created a few dangerous opportunities.
But beyond the score, it was an incident at halftime that captured everyone's attention. According to the English press, a heated argument broke out between Jude Bellingham (22 years old) and the Ghana coach, Carlos Queiroz (75 years old). The English midfielder, visibly agitated after a verbal exchange, had to be restrained by his teammate Morgan Rogers, while several Ghanaian players intervened to calm their coach.
According to The Telegraph, particularly virulent remarks were exchanged between the two sides, fueling the controversy surrounding this very tense encounter.
In a press conference, Carlos Queiroz gave his version of events. The Portuguese manager claims he simply wanted to reprimand Bellingham after a tackle deemed dangerous on Jérôme Opoku.
“He reacted badly by uttering insults, that’s what triggered the incident. My intention was simply to ask him to calm down after his challenge on Jérôme Opoku. He could have received a second yellow card, or even been sent off, because his action was very dangerous,” explained the Ghanaian coach.
Despite this controversy, both teams remain fully committed to qualifying for the round of 32. England will need to quickly put this behind them, while Ghana can be satisfied with having held their own against one of the tournament favorites.
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