The Leeds United forward played 71 minutes in Wrexham.
Fans of both Leeds United and Wales are reacting after Tyler Roberts won his fifth international cap on Wednesday.
Roberts played 71 minutes of Wales’ 1-0 win against Trinidad and Tobago, which was settled by Ben Woodburn’s stoppage-time strike.
And the 20-year-old Leeds player largely impressed those watching on both at Wrexham’s Racecourse Ground and further afield.
This is what’s being said about him on Twitter…
Not everyone was impressed, however. Although tweets like these are far harder to find…
Roberts, who has scored or made seven goals in 23 games for Leeds, could now start Wales’ Euro 2020 qualifier against Slovakia at the Cardiff City Stadium on Sunday.
The forward’s Leeds teammates Bailey Peacock-Farrell, Stuart Dallas (both Northern Ireland), Ezgjan Alioski (FYR Macedonia) and Mateusz Klich (Poland) also earned international call-ups this month.
Northern Ireland, Macedonia and Poland are all in action later today (Thursday), as well as Sunday.
What did you make of the Leeds man’s performance for Ryan Giggs’ side on Wednesday?
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