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Brian Madjo becomes youngest scorer in UEFA Super Cup history

Aston Villa teenager Brian Madjo netted a back-post volley before halftime, making him the youngest player ever to score in the UEFA Super Cup.

Aston Villa’s 17-year-old forward Brian Madjo made a lasting impression in the UEFA Super Cup clash with Paris Saint-Germain by scoring a back-post volley on the verge of halftime. His strike levelled the match after Khvicha Kvaratskhelia had opened the scoring for Villa earlier in the half. The goal secured Madjo’s place in the record books as the youngest player to both start and find the net in a Super Cup fixture.

According to Opta statistics, he eclipsed the previous youthful benchmark set by former wonderkid Patrick Kluivert. The performance has sparked speculation that Madjo could become a major talent in European football.

Why it matters

Madjo's record highlights a rising star and historic first for the UEFA Super Cup.

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