Jude Bellingham is expected to miss England action after receiving a one-match ban

The match that will see Jude Bellingham miss out on for England has been revealed due to his one-match suspension.

Bellingham scored his second goal of Euro 2024, scoring a stunning equaliser against Slovakia in the round of 16 match.

He created a moment of magic to equalise against Slovakia before Harry Kane scored the winner for his side in extra time.

During Bellingham’s goal celebration, he made a pornographic gesture, apparently aimed at the Slovakia bench.

UEFA launched an investigation into his actions and fined the England international €30,000 (£25,000) for “breaching basic principles of good conduct”.

However, the European Football Federation punished the 21-year-old with a one-match suspension.

This means he will be eligible to play in England’s quarter-final match against Switzerland at Euro 2024, but will have to serve a ban of one match within 12 months.

What match will Bellingham miss? Well, he is likely to serve a one-match ban for England’s UEFA Nations League campaign.

The Three Lions will face Finland, Ireland and Greece in a bid to return to League A after being recently relegated.

Gareth Southgate’s side will face Ireland at the Aviva Stadium on September 7 before hosting Finland on September 10.

Matches against Greece and Finland are scheduled for October, with the return matches against Greece and Ireland in November.

Luckily for Southgate, the Real Madrid star will be available for Euro 2024, having already made a huge impact at the tournament.

He has two goals to his name: a header against Serbia and a bicycle kick against Slovakia.

Bellingham is expected to feature in the England starting line-up as they face Switzerland in the semi-finals.