What Arsenal’s Emile Smith Rowe told Conor Gallagher after Chelsea star’s England debut
What Arsenal’s Emile Smith Rowe told Conor Gallagher after Chelsea star’s England debut
England hammer San Marino
England would play out their final World Cup 2022 qualifying match on Monday evening.
After seeing off Albania by five goals to nil in their previous clash, the Three Lions only needed a draw on Monday to ensure they secured top spot in their group and a place in Qatar next year.
Of course, versing a side who had scored just one goal in all of qualifying, Gareth Southgate’s men made short work of the minnows, netting a staggering 10 goals on the evening.
Harry Kane would find the net on four occasions whilst an own goal, Emile Smith Rowe, Tyrone Mings, Tammy Abraham and Bukayo Saka made up the rest of the scoring.
2021 – @England have won more games (15), scored more goals (52) and kept more clean sheets (14) in 2021 than in any other calendar year in their entire history. Records. pic.twitter.com/eX2q1RiRBP
— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) November 15, 2021
What Smith Rowe said to Conor Gallagher
The clash with San Marino would also see Conor Gallagher make his senior England debut.
The Chelsea midfielder, on loan at Crystal Palace, came on at half-time in place of Kalvin Phillips.
Now, football.london have revealed what Emile Smith Rowe, who made his senior debut vs Albania and was handed his first start vs San Marino, said to Gallagher after the midfielder notched his first England cap.
As per FL, Gallagher was asked whether he would have thought earlier in the week that he would be making his senior debut.
“No, I didn’t.”
Gallagher’s interview was then interrupted by Smith Rowe who said:
“Well played. You’re a legend.”
Gallagher responded by stating:
“Congrats on the goal.”
Smith Rowe then ended the interaction by stating:
“Congrats on the debut, you deserved it.”
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