Everyone is saying the same thing when Jude Bellingham calmly scored a penalty for Real Madrid against Getafe.

In an attempt to get Madrid back to winning ways, 21-year-old Bellingham opened the scoring at the Santiago Bernabeu.

After taking a big breath, the England international lunged for the ball, slowed for a while, and then hopped, much like Jorginho does when he takes his spot kicks for Arsenal.

Bellingham coolly transferred the ball to the empty left-hand side of the net with the Getafe goalie already on the ground after David Soria, Getafe’s keeper, lost his footing and started to move to his right.

He seemed to be saying, “I was watching you,” as he gestured with two fingers to the opposing team’s goalie during his celebration.

However, after Madrid’s 2-0 Champions League loss to Liverpool at Anfield on Wednesday, supporters couldn’t help but draw comparisons between Bellingham’s penalty and Kylian Mbappé’s attempt, which Caoimhín Kelleher saved.

Mbappe’s shape was similar to Bellingham’s on that occasion, but he performed poorly, shooting the ball at a “savable” height to Kelleher’s joy and the dismay of the France star and his teammates.

“But where was he against Liverpool?” a fan asked. putting it up against smaller squads.

Another said: “It is nearly incomprehensible to do this when your team is trying to take the initiative and assume responsibility for Mbappé following his decline in confidence.”

“Couldn’t do this on Wednesday,” said a third.

“Jude Bellingham should be our primary penalty taker whenever Vini is out,” said a fourth commenter. When it comes to penalties, he is cool-headed and mature. Keep Mbappé at bay.

“Mbappé watch and learn how it’s done,” is the sixth saying.

Almost predictably, Mbappe scored to give Real Madrid a 2-0 lead at the 38-minute mark.

Halfway into the opposition’s half, the former PSG player got the ball and curled an attempt past Soria of Getafe.

However, he made yet another grave mistake just when he could have felt that his luck was turning around.

Although the angle was against him, the attacker disappointingly missed an open goal in the second half after racing past the visitors’ defenders and around the goalkeeper.

Madrid won 2-0, bringing them within one point of La Liga leaders Barcelona, who have played one more game than Los Blancos.