Jack Grealish scored his first World Cup goal for England on Monday and marked it with a very special celebration.
The Manchester City attacker started England's World Cup opener against Iran on the bench, but came on to score his side's final goal in a 6-2 win. While there was nothing particularly impressive about the goal itself - Newcastle striker Callum Wilson did all the hard work before setting up Grealish with a tap-in - his celebration was very special.
A few weeks ago Grealish met 11-year-old City fan Finlay. The youngster has cerebral palsy, as does Grealish's sister, and wrote a letter to the City star thanking him for raising awareness about the condition.
