Who is England Euro 2020 goalscorer Luke Shaw and what team does he play for?
Get the latest news, analysis and interviews Invalid Email Something went wrong, please try again later. Sign up Thank you for subscribing We have more newsletters Show me See our privacy notice  Luke Shaw got England's Euro 2020 final against Italy off to a great start with a goal inside the first two minutes. The 25-year-old Manchester United defender rammed the ball home at the far post after Harry Kane spread the play out to Kieran Trippier before the wing-back's cross was sent out to Shaw. Gareth Southgate's England are looking for their first major tournament win since the World Cup of 1966. Shaw has enjoyed a superb European Championship, and was voted United's players' player of the year and named in the Premier League team of the year. He was actually recalled to play for England in March after two and a half years. Shaw joined United from Southampton in June 2014, making him one of the Reds longest-serving players. He's had to overcome adversity too, breaking his leg in an horrific manner in a Champions League match for United back in 2015. England fans exploded in Trafalgar Square after the first goal was scored. Supporters were sent into raptures and began singing Football's Coming Home, while fireworks were set off by fans outside the landmark.