One week on from his heroics against Manchester United, Matty Longstaff has proven he remains grounded by turning out for non-league day.
The Newcastle United midfielder was pictured showing his support for Heaton Stannington FC on Saturday.
The 19-year-old was one of the 257 in attendance at Grounsell Park as the EBAC Northern League side thrashed Carlisle City 5-1.
Matty Longstaff took time out to pose for pictures and sign autographs, and even made a new friend with the club's dog mascot Harry.
Heaton Stannington FC tweeted: "The most popular figure at the Grounsell today. And a cracking young lad who enjoys scoring winners against Man Utd."
"Brilliant to see [the] NUFC hero supporting non-league day yesterday at the Grounsell. Top lad, had loads of time for the young’uns & old’uns for selfies, autographs etc."
Matty Longstaff's impressive Premier League debut at St James' Park alongside older brother Sean in the heart of midfield made headlines across the country.
The North Shields teenager received a cheeky tribute from his favourite Indian restaurant in Whitley Bay after he was pictured enjoying a meal the night before his dream goal.
The Academy graduate has since spoken of his desire to sign a new contract, with his current contract due to run out at the end of the season.
