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Ghana boss Carlos Queiroz has accused England sensation Jude Bellingham of igniting a fiery conflict between the 2 squads during their FIFA World Cup stalemate.

England departed Tuesday’s Group L encounter annoyed after managing solely a draw in opposition to Ghana. The Three Lions struggled to interrupt down a well-organized defensive construction of their second fixture of the event.

After a sort out on Jerome Opoku close to the dugouts went with out punishment, Bellingham discovered himself embroiled in a fierce exchange with opposing gamers and engaged in a dispute with a member of Ghana’s teaching workers.

Queiroz objected to the incident and unleashed a livid verbal assault on Bellingham whereas being held back by his own personnel. “He had a bad reaction with some bad names,” Queiroz acknowledged, through The Mirror. “My intention was to tell him to cool down with that tackle.

“He went with his foot in opposition to my participant. But my first aim was to cool down as a result of I used to be anxious that the participant was not in 100% health.”

“In the center of the emotional second, this stuff are regular. He swears and that created more pressure. It’s soccer, it is nothing particular. One phrase created a bit of fire however we cooled down. Football isn’t dancing in a saloon with tuxedos. It’s not a show.”

Bellingham brushed off the altercation following the final whistle, with the 22-year-old suggesting both teams were simply showing their competitive nature.

“It was simply after I made a foolish sort out, to be sincere,” Bellingham said. “I used to be attempting to attempt to win the ball, and I adopted by way of a little bit and caught the lad. I spoke to him after, after which their bench jumped up attempting to get me a yellow card.

“I think their manager [Queiroz] I just recognized him. He’s obviously the one who used to be at Manchester United, so great respect, and nothing but a competitive edge for both of us.”

England supervisor Thomas Tuchel stood by Bellingham, asserting that the midfielder was merely standing his ground.

He stated: “I could not see any red card for us today, it was difficult to get a rhythm out of this. Nobody got under our skin.

“Jude stood up for himself and for us as a group. We have been calm at half-time, to going. You can’t go to sleep for one second.

“It was an incident you saw, the emotion of the moment was normal in football. He swears and it created more tension, it was nothing special.”