Myles Lewis-Skelly made history by scoring on his senior debut for England, becoming the youngest scorer at 18 years and 176 days. His goal during the victory over Albania at Wembley emerged from a well-placed assist by Jude Bellingham. This milestone not only highlights Lewis-Skelly's skill but also signifies a new era under manager Thomas Tuchel, who was also taking charge for his first game. The match ended in a 2-0 victory for England, with Harry Kane adding another goal, securing the team's successful start in World Cup qualifying Group K.
Myles Lewis-Skelly's historic debut goal for England, scored at 18 years and 176 days, makes him the youngest player to score for the national team.
Scoring during his first match, Lewis-Skelly surpassed the previous record set by Marcus Rashford and showcased his talent with a well-timed finish.
The match, during which Lewis-Skelly shined, was also the inaugural game for Thomas Tuchel as England's manager, adding to the evening's significance.
England's 2-0 victory over Albania in World Cup qualifiers was marked by Harry Kane's second goal, contributing to a solid team performance.
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