Eddie Nketiah kept up his prolific England Under-21 scoring record when he netted the opener for Aidy Boothroyd's side in a 2-2 draw in Slovenia.
The Leeds United loan star scored his third in three matches for the Young Lions since his deadline day move to Elland Road in August when he stroked a penalty into the right-hand corner after 39 minutes of the friendly clash.
That came after Nketiah had won the penalty himself, when he was brought down inside the box after being played in by Manchester City's Phil Foden.
Debutant Sam Surridge would double England's lead in the 70th minute but two late goals brought about from goalkeeping errors from Bournemouth's Aaron Ramsdale saw the hosts level in stoppage time and secure a 2-2 draw.
| @EddieNketiah9 was on the scoresheet for the England U21s tonight, putting away a 39th minute penalty in the 2-2 draw with Slovenia pic.twitter.com/h8IeQxPs81
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Nketiah was replaced by Surridge at half-time, with Boothroyd no doubt having one eye in Tuesday night's European Under-21 Championship qualifier against Austria in Milton Keynes.
"Good test vs Slovenia tonight, nice to get another goal for @England," tweeted Nketiah following the match.
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