Bukayo Saka makes Arsenal history with stunning strike for England as fans and pundits hail “one of the best goals ever seen at Wembley”

Abdul Hady
Abdul Hady is the editor of NutmegXtra, delivering daily Premier League, La Liga, and global football news with a sharp eye for breaking stories.

Bukayo Saka made Arsenal history after scoring a stunning goal for England in their friendly win over Wales.

The 24-year-old fired into the top corner from just inside the box, leaving Wales goalkeeper Karl Darlow helpless as England stormed into a 3-0 lead within 20 minutes.

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The strike was Saka’s 13th for his country, making him Arsenal’s highest-ever goalscorer for England surpassing club legend Cliff Bastin, whose last international goal came in 1938.

It also marked Saka’s first goal for England since their Euro 2024 quarter-final win against Switzerland.

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Speaking on talkSPORT commentary, England legend Stuart Pearce hailed the effort, saying: “That is one of the best goals I have ever seen in this stadium. An incredible finish.”

Former Wales defender Tom Lockyer added: “He cuts in on his left foot and from there into the top bins you just don’t save those.”

England’s third goal also brought a team milestone it was the first time they had led 3-0 by the 20-minute mark since a 4-1 win over Yugoslavia in 1987.