Ethan Nwaneri marked his full debut in England under the age of 21 with a goal in their friendly 4-2 victory over Portugal on Hawthorns.
Arsenal young man was especially impressive and only took 10 minutes to open his account.
Hayden Hackney opened the hosts for the hosts, but Fabio Silva reduced the deficit for Portugal in the 22nd minute.
Omari Hutchinson, who was sent against France three days ago, added the third England before Carlos Forbs pulled one back to Portugal with the remaining five minutes, but Jaden Philogene took care of winning the extra time.
Lee Carsley sought his first victory from returning to the excavation of younger than 21 years after a temporary period with the senior side and made nine changes from the initial XI, who lost 5-3 in France on Friday night.
James Beadle was twice called to the introductory five minutes to reject Tiago Thomas low -drilled effort before stopping Silva immediately after that.
England did not have to work much before they opened their first step forward.
Hackney was careful that he intercepted because Portugal aimed to play off the back and let the flight out of the box for his second goal on Hawthorns this season.
The Carsley side had a second with 10 minutes on the clock thanks to a piece of nwaner shine.
Joba Bellingham noticed Nwaner in space outside the frame, and the 18-year-old expertly switched the ball on his left leg and bent it into the lower corner.
England was close to the third when Hutchinson had abolished the effort over Joao Carvalho and seemed to bounce until Joa Muniz wiped out the line.
Portugal was also impressive to go ahead and finally had their reward in the middle of the first period – Mateus Southampton Fernandes noticed Rodriga Pinheira running, and his cross was collected home by Silva.
Portugal was supposed to be shortly after. Beadle’s fast thinking collapsed Silva, but the ball fell on Gustavo with a goal at his mercy, but he saw his effort crashed out of place.
The game started her life when Carsley made five replacements in the second half, and England soon had a third.
CJ Egan-Riley jumped the most from the corner and led his head in the Hutchinson track, who managed to nod home from close range.
Borges returned to Portugal, but Philogeni rounded off the night with his fourth goal under the age of 21.
