Jude Bellingham compilation from Scotland win could be the best ever from an England midfielder

A compilation of Jude Bellingham's performance against Scotland has emerged and it could just be the best ever from an England midfielder.

The 20-year-old starred during the Three Lions' 3-1 win at Hampden Park on Tuesday, which marked the 150th anniversary of the first ever international fixture.

Bellingham produced some magical quick feet on the edge of the area in the build-up to England's first goal, before he found the net himself minutes after the ball fell to inside the box.

The Real Madrid star later glided past two Scottish defenders before setting up Harry Kane, who restored his country's two-goal deficit following Harry Maguire's unfortunate own-goal.

Bellingham also went on a number of dazzling runs and produced a couple of sumptuous passes to teammates, showcasing his incredible range of ability. You can watch a compilation of his performance below.

Jude Bellingham vs Scotland. People who don’t actually watch him play really tried to forced the “poacher” narrative. pic.twitter.com/ZghTDER5Bt

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Supporters were quick to react to his display, labelling him "the best midfielder in the world" already.

Taking to Twitter, one fan wrote: "Nah some people don’t understand how mad this is. He’s playing at the top level and balling out every game at age TWENTY."

"He is so so so good, he sees the pitch way different than most players," another added.

"This is the best midfielder in the world man," a third chimed in.

While a fourth tweeted: "Insane player, cant believe he's only 20. Only going to get better and better, imagine how terrifying his peak will be."

Bellingham, however, maintained that he could have played better during the game during an incredibly mature post-match interview.

"I wasn't happy with how I played against Ukraine," Bellingham told Channel 4.

"I think I showed a level that wasn't anywhere near my best and I think that's always the motivation, to get back to your best.

"I think that was close to it tonight. I used the last performance as a bit of motivation and I knew the game tonight was more than a friendly game.

"I still think I was involved in a lot of our good play, I just think for a longer period of time I could have been involved a little bit more and that's on me to try and be a matchwinner.

"I wasn't able to do that at the weekend clearly but the last two days that's really drove me to try and perform better this evening and I've managed to do that.