Teenage sensation Max Dowman produced a moment of Premier League magic on Saturday, scoring his first goal for Arsenal and becoming the youngest player ever to net in the competition, all while Everton manager David Moyes’ reaction on the touchline was captured in a now-viral moment.

The 16-year-old was introduced in the 74th minute by Mikel Arteta, replacing Martin Zubimendi as Arsenal sought to break the deadlock against Everton at the Emirates Stadium. As the game edged into stoppage time with the score still 0-0, Dowman showcased his composure and skill, turning a tense moment into historic glory, reports alldaysport.net

During a late Everton corner, the ball fell to Dowman after defensive headers from Viktor Gyokeres and Gabriel Martinelli. With calm precision, the youngster flicked past Vitalii Mykolenko and maneuvered around Kiernan Dewsbury-Hall, setting up a clear path to goal. At that exact moment, Moyes, seemingly resigned to the inevitable, gestured dismissively and walked back to his technical area, knowing the goal was likely coming.

Dowman’s assist quickly led to Arsenal taking the lead, as Jordan Pickford misjudged the cross, allowing Gyokeres to score in the 89th minute. The teenager’s remarkable performance sparked wild celebrations from the Arsenal bench and fans alike, marking a historic debut for the boyhood Gunners supporter.

Speaking after the match, Moyes admitted his admiration for the young talent: “I wasn’t really focused on him; I was watching my own players. But there’s no denying he’s a talented footballer.”

Dowman’s record-breaking strike highlights Arsenal’s continued trust in youth development, while Moyes’ reaction has become a talking point across social media, illustrating the awe inspired by a truly remarkable debut./ALLDAYSPORT/