RAHEEM STERLING has been in fine form for England tonight - scoring a hat-trick, but who did he tribute his second to on his shirt?
England are taking on Czech Republic tonight in the first game of their UEFA EURO qualifiers.
And they are making light work of the central European country, putting four goals past them thanks to the brilliance of Sterling.
The Manchester City winger opened the scoring after a low cross from Jadon Sancho before winning the penalty for Harry Kane to net.
And after half-time Sterling was still in electric form, turning superbly on the ball to bamboozle two Czech defenders before placing a shot past Jiri Pavlenka.
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During his celebrations, he ran towards the gleeful Wembley crowd bearing a shirt showing a tribute to Damary Dawkins.
Sterling, a classy gentleman off the pitch, had met the youngster last summer when he was in hospital.
Dawkins was suffering from Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia and was in desperate need of a blood donor.
He tweeted last June: "Guys this is serious, we need to help this kid!
"At only 12 yrs old Damary Dawkins has been fighting Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia (a cancer of the blood and bone marrow) since he was nine."
Tragically, Dawkins passed away last Sunday - and it has hit Sterling hard, who had struck up a close bond with him.
The 24-year-old went on to complete his hat-trick after a deflected shot from distance.