Arsenal 15-year-old Myles Lewis-Skelly made his England u16 debut and his first start for the side this week, during the Val de Marne tournament.

The England u16s are one of four teams taking part in the Val de Marne tournament this week, joining Italy, Belgium and hosts France at the event. Arsenal’s Myles Lewis-Skelly received a call-up, his first u16 opportunity having only turned 15 in September.

England kicked things off with a game against Italy on Tuesday, winning 1-0. Lewis-Skelly made his debut from the bench on that occasion.

Lewis-Skelly then had a chance to start against Belgium on Thursday, and he helped the young England side to a 3-2 win.

The 15-year-old midfielder is highly rated at Arsenal, and he even made his debut for the u18s earlier this year. He was in the squad again for a match against Norwich City last month.

After including France’s 1-0 win over Belgium and 3-0 defeat to Italy, here are the current standings going into the final round of fixtures:

England face France on the final day, knowing that a point would be enough to see them secure top spot. All of France’s matches are being streamed on the FFF YouTube channel, so you can watch the game on Saturday at 15:00 GMT.