Keane Lewis-Potter sends message to Everton and Premier League admirers with impressive England Under-21 display

If Hull City fans were hoping for Keane Lewis-Potter's full debut for England's Under-21 team to pass without much notice, his clinical header inside two minutes did little to help their nervous disposition. Interest is rife in the 21-year-old from the Premier League, with Everton, West Ham and Brentford all pushing to sign him this summer, and Tigers fans are facing an anxious wait to see what happens during the summer transfer window.

Two previous appearances off the bench had seen the Hull-born attacker given a glimpse of international football before Lee Carsley opted to hand him a first full start, one of eight changes from the 3-0 win over Albania on Tuesday night, playing off the right flank with in-form Everton star Anthony Gordon from the left and Cameron Archer through the middle.

Though nobody in the UK was able to watch the first half in Prishtina, owing to technical problems with the broadcast feed, City fans could scarcely believe it when news trickled out of Kosovo that Lewis-Potter had opened the scoring - the frustration was understandable, palpable.

Liverpool's Harvey Elliott picked out Lewis-Potter inside two minutes and the Tigers star rose above his marker to power in a header from six yards out, giving England the lead, and a dream full debut. That lead was doubled 11 minutes later when Elliott stood up a lovely cross for Everton man Anthony Gordon - so impressive on Tuesday - to head in a second and make it 2-0, his stock also rising after a breakthrough year at Goodison Park.

It was 3-0 early in the second half with Lewis-Potter lurking on the edge of the box, Elliott made it a hat-trick of assists to pick out Archer inside the box, and the Aston Villa frontman turned before firing low into the