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NOW BORO ACE WILL NETS FOR ENGLAND…

By Tom Blackett

WILL Lankshear continued his dream start to the season by scoring on his England U21 debut on Friday night – and earned the praise of boss Lee Carsley.
The Young Lions won 4-2 against Kazakhstan at Molineux in their Euro U21 qualifier. Middlesbrough hot-shot Lankshear came off the bench to score England’s clinching fourth goal with a first-time finish in stoppage time.
It means the 21-year-old former Tottenham forward has now scored nine goals this term for club and country.
“He’s had a strong week,” said England U21 boss Carsley....

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