Myles Lewis-Skelly Breaks Record with Goal on England Debut at Wembley

Myles Lewis-Skelly England debut ends with record-breaking goal. Arsenal star shines in Tuchel’s first match in 2-0 win over Albania.

Myles Lewis-Skelly England debut ended in triumph as the Arsenal star scored in a 2-0 win over Albania. He broke Marcus Rashford’s record to become the youngest player to score on their senior England debut.

At 18 years and 176 days old, Lewis-Skelly surpassed Rashford’s 2016 mark of 18 years and 209 days. He scored in the 20th minute after receiving a perfectly timed pass from Jude Bellingham. With calm precision, he slotted the ball through Thomas Strakosha’s legs and ignited the Wembley crowd.

Tuchel Trusts Lewis-Skelly in First Match as England Manager

Thomas Tuchel handed Lewis-Skelly a starting role in his first match in charge. The decision paid off instantly. Tuchel praised the teenager’s maturity and composure, calling him “an asset for England” after the match.

Lewis-Skelly broke into Arsenal’s first team just three months ago. He impressed immediately and earned a spot in Tuchel’s squad. His goal against Albania adds to a breakout season that includes a standout performance in Arsenal’s 5-1 win over Manchester City.

England Start Qualifying Campaign with Confidence

Harry Kane added a second goal in the 77th minute to seal England’s win. The Three Lions now turn their focus to Latvia, with Lewis-Skelly expected to feature again.

Myles Lewis-Skelly England debut not only made history—it inspired young footballers across the country. His rise proves that talent, confidence, and hard work can break barriers. With Arsenal and England behind him, Lewis-Skelly looks set to lead the next generation.

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