ENGLAND fans were left raving about "cheat code" Bukayo Saka today.
That's after the Arsenal ace bagged a goal and assist in just four minutes against Ukraine.
Saka, 21, has established himself as a key Three Lions player under Gareth Southgate.
And the winger reminded doubters of his quality with an excellent display at Wembley on Sunday.
Saka first assumed the role of creator as he set up Harry Kane's opening 37th minute strike.
The Tottenham star became England's leading all-time scorer in Thursday's 2-1 win over Italy.
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And Kane's latest effort saw him pull away at the top with 55 goals.
But the best was yet to come from Saka when he doubled England's lead in the 40th minute.
The left-footer cut inside from the right wing as he glided past Ukraine's defence, including Arsenal teammate Oleksandr Zinchenko.
And instead of looking for the pass, Saka pulled the trigger on an incredible rocket shot that sailed into the far corner of the net.
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His brilliant effort left fans drooling, with Saka only set to get better as the years go on.
And many Arsenal fans were tickled by the way he consistently shrugged off Chelsea's Mykhailo Mudryk, who was set to join the Gunners in January before their rivals swooped.
One said: "Saka is such a cheat code. What an unbelievable goal and player."
In a reference to Mudryk, another declared: "Bukayo Saka has dropped 100million on the pitch."
One noted: "Zinny should have warned his teammate not to give Saka that kind of space."
Another added: "Saka for the Ballon d'Or."
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