Gary Lineker scored 48 goals for England and his memorable first came in a game against Republic of Ireland.
That encounter in 1985, Lineker's second of 80 caps, was the last time the Three Lions beat the Irish.
Republic of Ireland v England
International Match
Aviva Stadium, Dublin
1pm Sunday 7 June 2015
Live on ITV 1
And with Roy Hodgson's men travelling to Dublin to take on Republic of Ireland on Sunday, the 54-year-old looked back on his opening England strike with fond memories.
"This was my first start, I was 24, close to 25 years old," he told FATV. "It was my first game at Wembley, it's pretty hard to describe the amount of pride - and nerves - that you feel at that particular time.
"There I am looking fresh-faced and young, like one of my sons," smiled the ex-Barcelona hitman as he watched the highlights.
"I've watched the goal a few times - it was a pivotal, seminal moment of my career.
"It was a great pass from Peter Davenport, perfectly weighted. It was quite a gool finish, one that I liked quite a lot," he remembered.
"It was an amazing feeling to not only score for England, but your first goal for England - and at Wembley - was something I'll never forget."
Watch our video of the goal from the Three Lions legend and BBC presenter in the player below.
Gary Lineker's first England strike
