Saka feels the England love with scoring return to Wembley in 4-0 win against Andorra

By Associated Press
LONDON: The cheers of the Wembley crowd made clear the affection for Bukayo Saka the moment the England lineup was announced.
There were even louder roars to come when the birthday boy headed in the final goal in a 4-0 World Cup qualifying win over Andorra on Sunday.
“It really made a difference for me,” the 20-year-old Saka said. “I could hear so many fans cheering my name.”
How different from 56 days earlier when England last played at Wembley. When Saka missed England’s last penalty in the European Championship final shootout loss to Italy. When the youngster was targeted with a torrent of racist abuse on social media, leading to police investigations and arrests.
Saka was showered with love when he arrived back from his summer break to Arsenal to find a wall covered in messages of support at the training ground.

