England and Real Madrid midfielder Jude Bellingham could be banned from the Euro 2024 quarter-final against Switzerland as UEFA await a report on his X-rated gesture after his goal against Slovakia.
The Real Madrid star scored a stunning 95th-minute equalizer against Slovakia to send England through to the round of 16.

England beat Slovakia 2-1 after extra time thanks to a goal from captain Harry Kane.
But Bellingham got himself into trouble after making an X-rated gesture, apparently celebrating his goal, aimed at one of the benches.
The 21-year-old was seen moving his right hand from his face to his waist, before pacing it back and forth while staring back.
However, Bellingham later clarified via social media that it was: 'An inside joke directed at some close friends who were at the game.'
He added: 'Nothing but respect for how the Slovakian team played tonight.'

Portuguese newspaper A Bola reported that UEFA could consider the action worthy of a one-match ban.
This is not the first time this gesture has been made by someone in football. Atletico Madrid boss Diego Simeone apologized after a similar gesture in the Champions League in 2019 when his side beat Juventus.
His 'cojones' gesture was then replicated by Cristiano Ronaldo in the return leg, as the Italian club staged an incredible comeback to win 3-2 on aggregate.
However, the Portuguese star escaped a ban and was instead fined €20,000 by UEFA for 'inappropriate conduct'.