Ghana manager Carlos Queiroz accused England star Jude Bellingham of sparking a heated confrontation between the teams during their FIFA World Cup draw. The former Manchester United coach alleged that the Real Madrid midfielder escalated tensions on the touchline with a profanity-laced outburst.
England left Tuesday's game feeling disappointed in Group L after securing just a single point against Ghana. The Three Lions were unable to penetrate a compact defensive setup in their second match of the competition.
Following a challenge on Jerome Opoku near the technical areas that went unpunished, Bellingham became involved in a heated altercation with opposition players and argued with a Ghana staff member. Queiroz took exception to the situation and delivered an angry barrage of words toward Bellingham while being restrained by his own staff.
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