Watch: England Youngster Jude Bellingham Catches Beer Thrown By Crowd, Drinks It During Game
It was an unconventional setting in which England's 18-year-old midfielder Jude Bellingham had his first-ever beer.
- NDTV Sports Desk
- Updated: February 22, 2022 04:59 pm IST
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England youngster Jude Bellingham had beer thrown at him on Saturday
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The incident happened when Borussia Dortmund faced Bayer Leverkusen
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Bellingham made light of the situation by taking a sip from a glass
It was an unconventional setting in which England's 18-year-old midfielder Jude Bellingham had his first-ever beer. Playing for Borussia Dortmund in a Bundesliga game away at Bayer Leverkusen on Saturday, Bellingham had leapt onto the back of Norwegian teammate Erling Braut Haaland after the latter scored from the penalty spot for what turned out to be the winner in a seven-goal thriller. As the Dortmund players celebrated in front of the hostile home fans, they saw disposable glasses filled with beer being thrown at them.Â
Like an adept fielder in a cricket match, Bellingham expertly caught one of the glasses with his left hand and took a sip.Â
The youngster evidently didn't like the taste of beer and grimaced as he threw the glass away.Â
18 year old Jude Bellingham catches & drinks beer for the first time thrown from the crowd
— RED CACHE (@redcachenet) September 12, 2021
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After the game, Bellingham playfully quote-tweeted a video of the incident with the caption: "Cheers."Â
Cheers. https://t.co/HK1r21EM2N
— Jude Bellingham (@BellinghamJude) September 11, 2021
He added in another tweet: "Perfect day for my first beer... Not a fan."Â
Perfect day for my first beer... Not a fan.#HejaBVB pic.twitter.com/DVs5v2tU0N
— Jude Bellingham (@BellinghamJude) September 11, 2021
Dortmund, who are now third in the Bundesliga standings with nine points from four games, had gone behind early in the game after Florian Wirtz game Leverkusen the lead in the ninth minute.Â
Haaland equalised for Dortmund in the 37th minute but Patrik Schick restored Leverkusen's lead with a goal at the stroke of half-time.Â
Julian Brandt equalised for Dortmund four minutes into the second half but the hosts took the lead for the third time in the game when Moussa Diaby scored in the 55th minute.Â
Dortmund rallied and equalised again, this time through Raphael Guerreiro in the 71st minute, before Haaland scored the winner from a penalty in the 77th minute to secure a 4-3 victory.Â