How does Jude Bellingham feel when Jobe Bellingham scores a miracle goal for Sunderland against Derby County?

Jobe Bellingham scored a goal for Sunderland in their Tuesday night Championship game against Derby County.

Tuesday night, Sunderland played their eighth Championship game of the season at the Stadium of Light, this time against Derby County.

 

 

The Black Cats were in second place in the Championship table going into these games this week, having lost 2-1 to Watford the previous time out.

And there were a lot of talking points about Regis Le Bris’s team before the game. Dan Neil might have been the most important one.

It wasn’t pretty for Neil after Sunderland lost to Watford. Neil gave away a penalty that led to the winning goal.

In other news, fans were asking if the Stadium of Light would become a fortress this season. The Black Cats’ away form looked like it could be a weakness.

Soon, though, there was only one thing people were talking about: Jobe Bellingham.

Jobe Bellingham scores a goal for Sunderland against Derby County, and Jude Bellingham responds.

Bellingham had a tough game against Watford, and before the game against Derby County, he hadn’t scored in the Championship this season. But he did something cool when he opened his account.

Around the middle of the first half, the 19-year-old got the ball about 25 yards from goal and put it in the top left corner, leaving Derby County goalie Jacob Widell Zetterstrom with no chance.

In the end, Bellingham scored seven goals for Sunderland in 45 Championship games last time.

He’s been playing very well as the no. 10 position, but he hasn’t been scoring as often as he would have liked. This season, he’s expected to do well.

Jobe Bellingham needs to start scoring goals for Sunderland more often.

The no. 10 spot is very important in a 4-2-3-1 formation; it may even be the most important because it is the last link between the midfield and the.

Bellingham does a good job in that role. He hasn’t scored or set up many goals this season, but he’s a hard worker, and his physical effect is just as important as his technical game.

After scoring against Derby, he told everyone that he is a player with a good eye for goal. Now he just needs to make sure he scores more often.

Sunderland will play again on Friday night against Leeds United.