'Definition of clutch!' - Jude Bellingham sends England fans into frenzy with stunning last-gasp bicycle kick after 'one of the worst stinkers' as Gareth Southgate's team stage remarkable Euro 2024 comeback vs Slovakia

England looked set to exit Euro 2024 at the last-16 stage after going 1-0 down to Slovakia in Gelsenkirchen. However, Bellingham popped up with a stunning equaliser deep into stoppage-time to force extra-time. The Real Madrid superstar, who had been enduring a poor game, scored with a brilliant overhead kick to breathe life into England's Euro 2024 hopes and thrill fans watching back home.

England fan @CFC_Janty was in awe of Bellingham's strike, posting on X: "BELLINGHAM WHAT A GOAL.HE IS THE DEFINITION OF CLUTCH."

Supporter @ThatBabatunde was also stunned by the quality of the strike: "The audacity to attempt an overhead kick in the last minute with your team about to get knocked out. Jude of House Bellingham!"

@CFCMod_ was also amazed, posting: "Jude Bellingham is the chosen one, once you have the clutch gene it’s simply over. Unbelievable"

And @ChrisExcel102 feels another award is heading the Real Madrid star's way: "Give Bellingham that Balon Dor now !!"

@AidanWalshMUFC added: "Jude Bellingham dropped one of the worst stinkers I have ever seen and then he does this."

Bellingham's equaliser was swiftly followed by a goal from Harry Kane to put England 2-1 up, and they held on to earn a dramatic victory that took them through to the last eight. The Three Lions will, however, be without defender Marc Guehi for the quarter-final due to suspension. Southgate will be forced into a change with Guehi but may also consider further changes after seeing his team look second-best to Slovakia for long periods of the match.

Bellingham's goal was timed at 94 minutes and 34 seconds and is England's latest ever in normal time at the European Championship. The goal was also England's first shot on target in the match.

Victory for England over Slovakia set up a huge quarter-final tie with Switzerland on Saturday in Dusseldorf. The Swiss made it to the last eight after upsetting Euro 2020 winners Italy with a fully deserved 2-0 win in their last-16 tie.