Cheers in the Wembleystadion

At Tuchel debut: England professional achieves record goal


21.03.2025 – 10:04 p.m.Reading time: 1 min.

Historical moment: England's Myles Lewis-Skelly (M.) meets the tour against Albania.Enlarge the picture

Historical moment: England’s Myles Lewis-Skelly (M.) meets the tour against Albania. (Source: David Klein/Reuters)

In the first half of Thomas Tuchel’s first game as an England coach there is a moment for the history books. Myles Lewis-Skelly’s hit is a very special one.

In the 19th minute on Friday evening, Thomas Tuchel was able to cheer for the first time in his term as a coach of the English national team: The “Three Lions” took the lead with the “Three Lions”, who was eagerly awaited by the German national coach in the World Cup qualifier against Albania, which Wembleystadion lifted-and the goal wrote history.

England star Jude Bellingham played steeply into the penalty area of ​​the guests, where debutant Myles Lewis-Skelly reacted fastest in his first international match and pushed the ball through the legs of Albania’s goalkeeper Thomas Strakosha. The 1-0. A dream debut for the teenager.

And: it is a record goal. Because Lewis-Skelly is the youngest player in the history of the English national team, who was able to score a goal in his first international match. The left -back from Arsenal is 18 years and 176 days young – historical.

This continues a success season from Lewis-Skelly: It was only in September last year that the London native debut for the “Gunners” in the Premier League, has been a regular under coach Mikel Areta since mid-December. Now also the historical moment in the England jersey.

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