Arsenal academy graduate Myles Lewis-Skelly has opened up following his Premier League debut in what was an intense draw with title rivals Manchester City.
The 17-year-old full-back was named on the bench for the third Premier League game in a row on Sunday afternoon. But was involved in the action even before making his way onto the field.
With Arsenal defending their 2-1 lead with ten men, the teenager was shown a yellow card for reportedly telling goalkeeper David Raya to sit down and waste some time. Lewis-Skelly made his debut for the final few minutes of the game, but Arsenal suffered late heartbreak with John Stones finding a stoppage-time equaliser.
The game included some flashpoints, with Lewis-Skelly involved in one full-time with City striker Erling Haaland. The youngster was trying to pull his teammates away from Haaland when the Norwegian striker grabbed his arm and appeared to ask him who he was.
