Manchester City midfielder Phil Foden has described his maiden World Cup goal as a dream come true.

The talented creative star scored in England's 3-0 win over Wales in their final group stage game.

Man United star Marcus Rashford grabbed a brace in the game, while Foden was a creative menace to Wales throughout the contest.

“The goal was one of the best feelings I've ever had in my career. You could see by my celebrations it meant so much," Foden revealed on the FA's Lions' Den daily webcast.

“I felt a bit of pressure going into the game as everyone was pushing for me to play but I just tried to remember every time I put an England shirt and to relax and to try to play my best football.

“I was raring to get the start and thanks to Gareth he started me against Wales

“I thought all the wingers have scored now, when is it going to be my chance! So to get the opportunity to play in such a big game and to score as well is extra special.

“I expect more from myself and I expect to be scoring more goals so to get one at the back post being a winger is what you want to see.

“We were controlling the game (in the first half), but we weren't really ruthless in the final third… especially me and Rashy, we didn't really show our ability.

“And, fair play to Gareth, he switched me and Rashford around at the break, and you could see in the second half straight away it definitely worked.

“We had spoken as a group about how it was important to finish strong for the confidence going into the next game and the camp is on a high now.

“It was just a great game to be involved in and one that I will never forget for sure."