The Liverpool captain came on at half-time in England’s 1-0 victory over the Czech Republic, replacing Declan Rice at Wembley.
Henderson thought he had netted his first goal for the Three Lions and the game’s clincher in the 86th minute, but saw his close-range finish chalked off for offside.
Jordan Henderson thought he had his first #ENG goal... ...but the offside flag denied him it ud83dude29 #CZEENG |… https://t.co/mcIxtBeepw
— itvfootball (ITV Football) 22nd Jun 20:48
Regardless, the result sees Gareth Southgate’s side finish top of Group D and means they’ll face the runners-up in Group F on June 29.