Jude Bellingham makes joke about brother Jobe as he reveals his sibling's goal at the Club World Cup was on his mind before he scored for Real Madrid

Jude Bellingham has revealed that his brother Jobe's goal at the Club World Cup made him determined to score.

As Real Madrid secured a 3-1 win against Pachuca Bellingham opened the scoring in the 35th minute.

The previous day Jobe was on the scoresheet as he got his first goal for Borussia Dortmund in a 4-3 success against Mamelodi Sundowns. 

Jude joked that there will now be a competition between the siblings to see who will score the most goals at the Club World Cup.

Asked if his brother's goal was on his mind, Jude Bellingham told DAZN: 'A little bit, I've got to be honest. Everyone was caning me yesterday saying he's better than me, so I had to do something today. We're 1-1 now and we'll see for the rest of the tournament.'

There is an intriguing possibility that the Bellingham brothers could face each other later in the tournament, although both Real and Dortmund still need to secure their place in the knockout stages.  

Real have taken four points from their first two matches, while Dortmund have also amassed the same tally.

Although Real had Raul Asencio sent off early on they still managed to overcame Pachuca.

Following Bellingham's opener, Arda Guler made it 2-0 before half time, with Federico Valverde adding a third goal in the 70th minute.

Pachuca got a goal back through Elias Montiel but Real still managed to prevail.

Next up for Real is a clash against RB Salzburg on Friday.

Jobe Bellingham, meanwhile, is settling in well at Dortmund following his switch from Sunderland.

Dortmund won 4-3 against Mamelodi Sundowns and will now switch their focus to their next game against Ulsan.