Jude Bellingham, who led us into overtime against Slovakia last night, had a little celebration of his own.

Jude Bellingham may have gotten himself into some trouble when he scored an amazing worldie last night, giving us all hope again before England advanced to the Euro quarterfinals.

Yes, the youthful striker gave us a thr𝔦lling bicycle k𝔦ck goal in the 95th minute of yesterday night’s match (30 June) that sent us into extra time. He claims this to be the “best goal of his career.”

Even though the young player was selected UEFA’s Player of the Match for England’s match against Slovakia, he has come under fire for making an obscene gesture toward the bench following the goal.

After scoring, Bellingham appeared to turn to face the benches, wipe his mouth, and then make a wide-ranging motion with his hand in and out of his crotch as he walked back up the pitch with captain Harry Kane.

However, the player has provided an explanation, despite the demands of users on X who said he “has to get punished for this,” even going so far as to declare “he should be disqualified” and labeled the gesture as “horrible.”

The Real Madrid player commented, “An inside joke gesture towards some close friends who were at the game,” using the yawn and red cross emojis.

“Respect for that Slovakian team’s performance tonight is all that is needed.”

But Bellingham might have gotten himself into some trouble still.

This is due to the game’s regulations, which state that any “obscene gesture” or “off𝔢nsive or insulting action” done by players on the field shall result in the dreaded red card.

And as everyone knows, at this point, that would be the worst possible scenario for England.

The young man has already been disciplined once this year for his actions during a game. Bellingham was dismissed from the Real Madrid team in March for retaliating against referee Jesus Gil Manzano after his potential game-winning header was disallowed.