ENGLAND wonderkid Bukayo Saka whipped off his shirt after being involved in Raheem Sterling’s winning goal – leaving fans baffled.
The 19-year-old Arsenal star was a surprise starter for the Three Lions’ 1-0 Wembley win over Czech Republic.
Boss Gareth Southgate made four changes after the dour 0-0 draw against Scotland – and it took only 12 minutes for it to have an effect.
Fellow new-boy Jack Grealish chipped in for Raheem Sterling to nod home his second goal of the tournament to send England top of Group D.
Saka was heavily involved in the move, making a beautiful run forward to start the counter.
At half-time Arsenal legend Ian Wright was full of praise for the prodigy, describing how he is “burdened with glorious purpose”.
After the ball hit the back of the net Saka proceeded to take off his shirt.
And it left England fans pretty confused.
Most were left asking ‘why’ – as it wasn’t the Londoner who scored the goal.
One fan was pretty impressed that he ‘celebrated a pre-assist’, adding ‘what a hunk’.
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Fan David Upton admitted he was ‘confused’ as to why the teenager did that, but described his part in the goal as ‘brilliant’.
Some were wondering whether the England ace thought he had actually scored.
And it soon became apparent why he did it – Saka was seen hurling off the vest he had put on underneath.
Topping the group means the Three Lions now face a potential horror clash in the last-16, with France, Germany or Portugal all potential opponents.
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Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
