US EditionRice hails 'fearless' England debutant Lewis-Skelly
- England midfielder Declan Rice praised Myles Lewis-Skelly for his "fearlessness" after the 18-year-old scored on his debut, making him the youngest player to net for the national team at 18 years and 176 days.
- Lewis-Skelly opened the scoring in England's 2-0 World Cup qualifying win over Albania at Wembley on March 21, 2025.
- England manager Thomas Tuchel expressed his delight over Lewis-Skelly's performance, highlighting his "natural confidence" both on and off the pitch.
- Rice noted that Lewis-Skelly has a bright future as he continues to impress at Arsenal and the national team.
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Rice hails 'fearless' England debutant Lewis-Skelly
Myles Lewis-Skelly has already made himself an asset for England and has a long career ahead of him, midfielder Declan Rice said after the 18-year-old left back became the youngest player to score on his senior debut for the national team on Friday.Lewis-Skelly opened the scoring for England in the 20th
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Soccer-Arsenal's Lewis-Skelly, Newcastle's Burn to make England debut v Albania
(Reuters) -New head coach Thomas Tuchel handed Arsenal's teenaged left back Myles Lewis-Skelly and Newcastle United defender Dan Burn their England debuts against Albania at Wembley in the country's opening 2026 World Cup qualifier on Friday. Read full story
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