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Myles Lewis-Skelly: England's Youngest Ever Goalscorer
Eighteen-year-old Myles Lewis-Skelly made history in England's 2-0 World Cup qualifier victory against Albania. His composed finish in the 20th minute, assisted by Jude Bellingham, not only secured the opening goal but also made him the youngest player ever to score on his England debut, surpassing Marcus Rashford's previous record.
A Dream Debut at Wembley
The Arsenal left-back's performance was nothing short of spectacular. His goal was a highlight, but his overall contribution showcased maturity and talent beyond his years. Teammates and the manager alike praised his confidence and fearlessness on the pitch. Declan Rice, a fellow Arsenal player, commented on Lewis-Skelly's "belief in himself" and predicted a long and successful career. Manager Thomas Tuchel highlighted Lewis-Skelly's confident and mature character, both on and off the field.
Tuchel's Winning Start & England's Future
Thomas Tuchel's first game as England manager was a success, secured by goals from Lewis-Skelly and captain Harry Kane. While the match lacked the intensity Tuchel had promised, the 2-0 victory is a strong start to their World Cup qualifying campaign. With Lewis-Skelly's emergence, England's future looks bright, filled with exciting young talent ready to make their mark on the international stage. The win places England atop Group K, setting a positive tone for upcoming matches against Latvia and other group opponents.
Lewis-Skelly's Journey
Lewis-Skelly's rise has been meteoric. After a breakthrough season at Arsenal, he earned his first England call-up and then started his debut match. He even admitted to finding out about his starting position only on the morning of the game! His post-match interview revealed his humility and excitement, truly capturing the magnitude of the moment. He's quickly become a name to watch in English football.
