Roy Keane Calls Out Vile Bellingham Move After England's Argentina Loss

England are out of the World Cup, losing 2-1 to Argentina in after a thrilling semi-final this evening.

There was an electric atmosphere in the ground before kick-off, with Argentina delivering a stunning rendition of their anthem in Atlanta.

That continued once the game got underway, with quite a bit of intensity in the play of both sides. England pressed high up the field, while the South American put in one or two hefty challenges.

The needle between the sides increased as the half went on. The referee was forced to have words with a couple of players about questionable tackles.

That was the story throughout the first half, with neither side creating a scoring chance of note before the interval.

H0wever, England would eventually make the breakthrough just before the hour mark. Anthony Gordon was the man to get the goal, taking advantage from some questionable Argentine defending to capitalise on the back post.

England seemed to immediately drop off after the goal, inviting pressure from Argentina. Thomas Tuchel would also make some extremely negative substitutions, at one point having six defenders on the pitch.

That would prove to be a costly error.

Argentina pull off England World Cup comeback

Argentina would equalise in the 85th minute after a stunning strike from Enzo Fernandez, but there was still time for a winner.

Lautaro Martinez was the man to get it, nodding home at the far post after a stunning cross from Lionel Messi.

In the end, that was enough put Argentina through to a second successive World Cup final.

Roy Keane calls out Jude Bellingham after England loss to Argentina

This was a spirited comeback from Argentina, but it was also a huge missed opportunity for England.

Their play in the final half hour showed zero ambition, happy to sit back despite conceding a number of dangerous chances. They were ultimately made to pay for that with two late goals.

There were some emotional scenes from the Argentina players after the final whistle, something that did not go down well with the England squad.

Jude Bellingham seemed to overstep the mark by slapping Argentina substitute and former Brighton man Valentin Barco.

Incredibly poor form.

The incident was spotted by Roy Keane, who called out Bellingham for his actions on a live watch along on The Overlap,.

There's something happening there, look!

Martinez and Otamendi, they're not exactly going shaking hands with anybody...

Look at this, look at Bellingham!

Bellingham has just hit that lad. Watch.

Gary Neville and Ian Wright, who appeared alongside Keane, did not even respond to his comments. Apparently they were too afraid to call out their golden boy for his poor conduct.

Keane then further riled his colleagues by suggesting a quick singsong ahead of the recording of their next episode of Stick To Football.

Don't cry for me Argentina, ye can sing that?

Brilliant.

You get the sense that there will be quite a few tears in England tonight.

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