England Under 21 star Ethan Nuwaneli came as fans tried to film through the window into the changing room. The Young Lions launched their European Championship Qualifying Campaign in high notes on Monday, securing a 2-0 victory in Kazakhstan. The first half goal was scored by Arsenal’s Nuwaneri and Borussia Dortmund’s Job Bellingham, scoring three points for Lee Carsley’s team.
However, the team was upset after supporters infiltrated their dressing room privacy when they used their mobile phones to take photos from the window. The blinds in the windows at Almati Central Stadium had no effect in preventing fans from recording.
In the 26-second video shared on social media, Nwaneri approaches the window and slams into a glass with a t-shirt, scaring fans.
If an individual refuses to leave, another English player comes to the window and obstructs his vision with another garment. However, the audience, who can see their hands holding the window shelf, lifts their other arms higher, but the laughter sounds in the background.
Tottenham midfielder Archie Gray is seen looking towards the window with a confused look on his face.
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This marked the opening fixture for England’s qualifying, which successfully held the Euro crown in Slovakia earlier this summer.
Carsley used the match to evaluate the next generation of emerging talent. Goalkeeper James Beadle and midfielder Jack Hinshelwood remain in the starting XI for the team that secured back-to-back Euro victory this summer.
Chelsea defender Josh Achairpon and striker Divin Mbama were loaned out at Stoke in Manchester City and made their debut.
However, it was Nuwaneri who broke the deadlock from the edge of the box from Mbama’s layoff before Bellingham headed for the corner of Tyler Doveling minutes later.
Nwaneri went 3-0 before halftime, but Kazakhstan keeper Dulat Talyspayev avoided a 20-yard free kick.
They left Central Asia with three points and a clean sheet after Beedle was saved from Ramazan Baghdad, and another Kazakh effort flashed widely.
The players will return to the club this weekend to resume league football.
The next international break arrives in October, with the England U21 moving to Moldova before hosting Andorra in the Derby.
