Jude Bellingham Turns Around And Gives Teammate Nico Schulz An 'Absolute Bollocking' After Poor Pass

Jude Bellingham gave fans a glimpse into his incredibly high standards on Thursday night when he reacted to a sloppy pass from Borussia Dortmund teammate Nico Schulz.

The Bundesliga side were knocked out of the Europa League by Rangers after failing to overcome a two-goal deficit from the first leg, where they suffered a shock 4-2 defeat at the Westfalenstadion last week.

And it was another night of drama on the big stage as a brace from Gers full-back James Tavernier meant Dortmund have failed to make it to the round-of-16 in a European competition for the first time since 2011/12.

Despite another disappointing night for the German outfit, teenager Jude Bellingham once again produced a wonderful individual display in the famous yellow and black.

The 18-year-old midfielder, who has been directly involved in seven goals in eight games in European competition this season, equalised for Dortmund just after the half hour mark with a cool finish.

He then dropped an assist for Donyell Malen before the half-time break to give the Bundesliga side a 2-1 lead.

It wasn't enough though, and Bellingham showcased his frustrations in the 78th minute when full-back Nico Schulz delivered a difficult ball into his feet.

The England international attempted to adjust his body and control the ball but it was an almost impossible task. Rangers goalkeeper Allan McGregor collected the ball moments later, with Bellingham fuming in the meantime.

According to social media users, he then appeared to scream: "You can't get one f*cking pass off, you're f*cking shit. Every f*cking time."

The incident brought plenty of reaction from social media.

After the full-time whistle, Bellingham was in no mood to provide excuses for the result.

"It was brilliant to play in. A good team, a good test," he told BT Sport. "We didn't have the bite we had in the first half. It's just one of those nights, we didn't take all our chances and they took theirs, fair play to them.

"We've let the fans, the staff and ourselves down. If we look at ourselves in the mirror, we'll realise we could've done more."

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