The England international scored his fifth La Liga goal in four games as Madrid defeated Getafe 2-1 in a rivalry match at the Santiago Bernabeu in the 95th minute.

Jude Bellingham claimed that the Saturday night rendition of The Beatles’ “Hey Jude” by Real Madrid supporters left his knees “shaking.”

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The England international scored his fifth La Liga goal in four games as Madrid defeated Getafe 2-1 in a rivalry match at the Santiago Bernabeu in the 95th minute.

Bellingham told Real Madrid TV, “It’s the loudest moment I’ve heard in a stadium, and thankfully it was for my goal.

“I had goosebumps when they sang ‘Hey Jude’ at the conclusion. I merely wanted to remain still and pay attention to them. My legs trembled. Bellingham stated, “I know I was brought here for these kinds of situations; they’re the kinds of situations I know I can provide for this squad.

Bellingham was acquired by Madrid for more than 100 million euros ($108 million) in the summer from Borussia Dortmund, and he has scored in each of Madrid’s first four La Liga games this year.

After the game, Madrid player Brahim Diaz stated of the opponent, “He’s out of the ordinary.”

Bellingham received high acclaim from Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti for his promising start in the Spanish city.

The quantity of goals Bellingham has scored is astonishing, according to Ancelotti, who uses Bellingham as a No. 10 behind the forwards.

He is extremely professional, and this squad is full with evidence of his professionalism. He is picking things up rapidly.

Bellingham joins an exclusive group of players, including Madrid’s all-time leading scorer Cristiano Ronaldo, who have scored in each of their first four La Liga games.

The midfielder has contributed to five of Madrid’s eight La Liga goals this year, filling the vacuum created by the departure of Ballon d’Or winner Karim Benzema.