🌎 International Awards: Dutch nostalgia, Haaland madness & a record goal | OneFootball

There was plenty of international football going on this weekend and there was much entertainment to soak in.

Here’s what you may have missed.

The Out of the Blocks Award

Officially clocking in at 57 seconds, Seferovic’s goal is the quickest in the Nations League’s history.

The ‘Should We Be Concerned?’ Award

With the World Cup’s shadow looming, Gareth Southgate still has his work cut out for him.

The Super-Sub Award

Despite all their attacking talent, it’s still Kylian Mbappé (even off the bench) who stands above the rest.

The Childhood Nostalgia Award

A touching tribute by the Dutch national team, although you have to wonder how hard it was to find these jerseys…

The Fortress Award

Resolute home performances, and a little magic from their top players, has Wales flying in this World Cup year.

The Cash Prize Award

Although Poland couldn’t hold out for a historic win, Saturday’s game is one Matty Cash is sure to remember forever.

The Changing of the Guard Award

Giorgio Chiellini has hung up his Italian boots – although, in Federico Gatti, there seems to be a good replacement for club and country.

The Rising Star Award

Could Jamal Musiala be gunning for Lothar Matthäus’ record 150 appearances for Germany?

The Homecoming King Award

Alphonso Davies made his first return to British Columbia, Canada, since leaving for Bayern and bagged a brace in the process.

The Inevitable Award

It may be the off-season, but he’s still scoring; Premier League defenders beware.

The Growing Pains Award

Arsenal teenager Marcelo Flores rode an emotional rollercoaster for Mexico on Saturday night, coming off the bench against Suriname to make his first competitive senior international appearance only to fluff a spot kick minutes later.