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HEY JUDE! WONDER KID DOES IT AGAIN

Bellingham strikes to sink Addicks…

By Tom Blackett

SWEET SIXTEEN: Birmingham’s Jude Bellingham celebrates his winner at Charlton
PICTURE: PA Images

TEEN star Jude Bellingham hit the winner for the second game in succession as Birmingham City stunned second-placed Charlton.
With leaders Swansea losing at home to Nottingham Forest, a victory would have seen the Addicks top the table – but 16-year-old Bellingham, on his full league debut, coolly tucked home on 52 minutes to net the only goal of the game.
It followed his winner against Stoke last time out when he came on ...

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