Danny WELBECK

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Date: 02 June 2018

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- POSITION
  Forward
- DATE OF BIRTH
  Monday, 26 November 1990
- PLACE OF BIRTH
  Manchester, England.

INTERNATIONAL
England
- CAREER DATES
  2011 -
- Debut
  7th.October 2011 in 2-2 draw away to v Montenegro
  as substitute.

WORLD CUP
- Debut
  29th. June 2018 in 1-0 defeat to Belgium in Kaliningrad, Russia.
- World Cup Games
  2018 (1)

UEFA EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP
- Debut
  11th. June 2012 v France in Donetsk.
- European Championship Games
  2012 (4)

CLUBS
Manchester United
- Club Career Dates
  2007-2014
- League Debut
  Saturday, 15th November 2008 as a sub in a 5-0 win at home to Stoke City (scored) (Aged: 17)
- Club Career
  53 League Apps. (+29 as sub), 20 goals
Sunderland FC
- Club Career Dates
  2010-2011 (loan)
- League Debut
  Saturday, 14th August 2010 as a sub in a 2-2 draw at home to Birmingham City (Aged: 19)
- Club Career
  21 League Apps. (+5 as sub), 6 goals
Arsenal FC
- Club Career Dates
  2014-2019
- League Debut
  13th. September 2014 in a 2-2 draw with Manchester City
- Club Career
  46 League Apps. (+42 as sub), 16 goals
Watford FC
- Club Career Dates
  2019-2020
- League Debut
  Saturday 17th August 2019 as a sub in a 1-0 defeat at Everton.
- Club Career
  8 League Apps. (+10 as sub), 2 goals
Brighton & Hove Albion
- Club Career Dates
  2020-
- League Debut
  Sunday 1st November 2020 as a sub in a 2-1 defeat at Tottenham Hotspur.
- Club Career

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Danny WELBECK - England - 2018 FIFA World Cup games.

2018 FIFA World Cup Finals. Russia. Group G.

England (0) v (1) Belgium. (Januzaj 51m). Kaliningrad Stadium, Kaliningrad, Russia.
Thursday June 29th. Attendance: 33,973.
England:

1. Jordan Pickford (GK), 16. Phil Jones, 5. John Stones (6. Harry Maguire 46min), 15. Gary Cahill,

4. Eric Dier (C), 21. Ruben Loftus-Cheek, 17. Fabian Delph, 22. Trent Alexander-Arnold (14. Danny Welbeck 79min)
3. Danny Rose, 19. Marcus Rashford, 11. Jamie Vardy.

Belgium:

1. Thibaut Courtois (GK) (C), 23. Leander Dendoncker, 20. Dedryck Boyata,

3. Thomas Vermaelen (4. Vincent Kompany 74min), 22. Nacer Chadli, 8. Marouane Fellaini, 19. Mousa Dembélé,

16. Thorgan Hazard, 18. Adnan Januzaj (14. Dries Mertens 86min), 21. Michy Batshuayi, 17. Youri Tielemans.