Jack Grealish kept a promise to a young fan with cerebral palsy as he celebrated his first World Cup goal for England against Iran in Qatar.
The Manchester City star came off the bench to score the sixth as the Three Lions got their campaign off to a flier.
Grealish put the gloss on the victory late on in what is England's best ever start to a World Cup.
After tapping home from Callum Wilson's unselfish cutback, Grealish wheeled away in celebration.
And the 27-year-old wiggled his arms in the air in dedication to 11-year-old fan Finlay.
Grealish met the City supporter, who suffers from cerebral palsy, shortly before jetting out to Qatar with England..
Finlay got in touch with Grealish, who's sister Holly also suffers from cerebral palsy, with an emotional letter, before Grealish wrote his own letter back.
The Premier League then shared footage of them meeting in person, with the City star telling Finlay he would dedicate a celebration to him when he next scored.
Initially Finlay hilariously asked for Grealish to do the worm dance, but after the England star admitted he couldn't, Finlay settled for a wiggle of the arms.
And Grealish did exactly that after bagging against Iran.
He took to Instagram after the game, writing "For you Finlay" with a love heart emoji.
And the youngster was delighted at the special tribute.
Speaking to BBC Radio Manchester, Finlay said: "Oh my God, that's the best thing ever.
"He's my best mate, I love you Grealish."
It was Grealish's first goal since he scored in a 3-0 win over Wolves back in September.
But the Three Lions ace didn't forget Finlay as he celebrated.
The superb Jude Bellingham put Gareth Southgate's England ahead against Iran with a looping header ten minutes before half-time.
Raheem Sterling netted in between a Bukayo Saka brace, before Marcus Rashford and Grealish completed the rout.
