<p>Bellingham was named the game's standout performer after England were held to a frustrating 0-0 stalemate by a resilient Ghana side in Boston on Tuesday. Despite dominating possession and creating several chances, the Three Lions failed to break down Ghana's well-organised defence.</p><p>Speaking after the match, the 22-year-old Real Madrid star expressed surprise at receiving the award and suggested that one of Ghana's players was more deserving.</p><p>"I didn't deserve it, to be honest," Bellingham said. "It should have gone to one of their lads who defended so well."</p><p>The midfielder acknowledged that Ghana's disciplined defensive approach made it difficult for England to find space and create clear-cut opportunities. He praised the Black Stars for executing their game plan effectively and earning a valuable point in the Group L encounter.</p><p>England entered the match full of confidence after a 4-2 victory over Croatia in their opening game, but Ghana frustrated Thomas Tuchel's side throughout the contest. Harry Kane missed England's best chance late in the game, while Ghana stood firm to secure a result that strengthened their hopes of reaching the knockout stage.</p><p>Bellingham's comments have been widely applauded by football fans and pundits, many of whom viewed his remarks as a mark of sportsmanship and respect for Ghana's performance.</p><p>The draw leaves both teams well placed in Group L ahead of their final group-stage fixtures.</p>