“It was a really good run and I managed to find the path of the run,” explained Bellingham. “He finished it really well and I'm really happy for him.
“An amazing first game and a really nice and well-taken first game and a win. He'll never forget it and we're really happy for him.
“When you come into the team, there are a lot of lads to help you. We hope that for him, he only has to worry about his own head and own coolness and obviously he has plenty of that. We wanted to do what we could to help him enjoy it and I think he did.”
However, the 21 year old identified a number of key areas Tuchel’s team need to work on ahead of Monday night’s clash against Latvia which takes place on home turf back at Wembley Stadium.
“Keeping the rhythm, keeping the tempo and being more clinical,” asserted Bellingham. “I had a couple but the goalie made some brilliant saves but it'd be nice to finish off these games at home early.
“There's still so much to work on. The more we play together, the more we stick together as a group and the more we'll learn and the better we'll get over time.”