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FEARLESS MADJO, 17, ENDS EIGHT-MONTH WAIT WITH DREAM VILLA DEBUT

1 min read • 2 hrs ago • BBC Sport • [src]
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WHAT HAPPENED

In a UEFA Super Cup clash against Paris St‑Germain, Aston Villa’s 17‑year‑old striker Brian Madjo netted on his competitive debut, ending an eight‑month wait for a chance to play in senior matches. The goal came in a game that Villa ultimately lost to PSG.

According to BBC Sport, Madjo’s strike was the only goal for Villa in the defeat, marking the teenage player’s first senior goal and his first appearance for the club. The Guardian echoed that Madjo “makes history for Aston Villa” with the goal, while also noting that the win secured PSG’s Super Cup glory. No specific match figures or quotes were provided in the available sources.

The match was a high‑profile European showcase, and Madjo’s debut goal signals a potential bright future for Villa’s youth system.

  • Brian Madjo scored on his Aston Villa debut in the UEFA Super Cup.
  • The goal ended an eight‑month waiting period for the teenager’s competitive game time.
  • Villa lost the match to Paris St‑Germain, with the defeat confirmed by BBC Sport and The Guardian.

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