The whole of England sang Hey Jude by The Beatles to celebrate Jude Bellingham's goal.

Bàn thắng của Jude Bellingham đã cứu tuyển Anh khỏi một màn ra quân — Jude Bellingham's goal saved England from a "blank" start - Photo: GETTY IMAGES

At the AufSchalke Stadium yesterday, when number 10 Jude Bellingham headed home the decisive goal to give England victory in their opening game against Serbia, the crowd erupted.

English fans inside and outside the stadium sang the legendary song Hey Jude by The Beatles to celebrate and thank Jude Bellingham for his goal.

The moment fans sang Hey Jude, letting the world know who scored for England - Video: TikTok

Hey Jude, don't let me down

This is one of the Beatles' timeless works, now once again echoing in the hearts of the British, to comfort, thank, and honor the son named Jude who is making the whole of England proud.

Hey Jude, don't let me down.
You have found her, now go and get her.
Remember to let her into your heart,
Then you can start to make it better.

This is not the first time Hey Jude has been sung in honour of Jude Bellingham's performance, with the Three Lions fans making it a goal celebration tradition over the past few seasons.

Even Adidas' pre-match promo video predicted Bellingham's brilliance and the way the stands sang Hey Jude in celebration.

Video title: "Hey Jude! England prepare to sing for England's Jude Bellingham" - Video: Adidas

In the post-match press conference, Jude Bellingham also expressed his gratitude for the love and support of the English fans.

At the same time, he also revealed that he is a die-hard fan of the group. The Beatles despite belonging to generation Z.

The English have a tradition of using classic songs to express joy or sadness in football, from the legendary It's Coming Home tune to a parody version of Dancing in the Dark to celebrate Phil Foden's goal, which unfortunately he did not score in this match.