AFTER Ched Evans' last night making his first full international appearance for Wales, we take a look at what the media said about his winning goal for his national team.

''WALES DEBUTANT CHED EVANS ADMITS HIS EXQUISITE WINNING GOAL IN ICELAND WAS ''A BIT FLUKEY"

The teenage Manchester City striker's superb back-heel flick was the difference in Reykjavik and made it three successive victories for Wales. But he said afterwards: "It was a bit flukey - I don't usually try stuff like that so I'm just glad it came off!" Wales boss John Toshack hailed Evans as a natural scoring talent and admited: "He stole the show, he can be pleased. Maybe he will go out on loan again next season as he did very well at Norwich last term - but City are clearly going to give him his chance to prove what he can do." BBC WEBSITE 29/05/08

"ICELAND 0 WALES 1: TOSHACK'S WELSH YOUNGSTERS LOOK TO EVANS FOR INSPIRATION"

Ched Evans' debut goal provided a further glimpse that Wales' young side are coming of age as his winner sank Iceland. The Manchester City striker made a stunning impact with his backheel extending Wales' unbeaten run to six games. John Toshack's side showed another sign of maturity and proved they are they are ready to mount a World Cup qualifying challenge. Evans, 19, made a fairytale introduction to international football after coming off the bench to clinch this victory with his first half goal. DAILY MAIL 29/05/08

"ICELAND 0 WALES 1"

Ched Evans enjoyed a dream debut as Wales' young guns turned up the heat in Iceland. Of the 17 players used by boss John Toshack just three were over 24. And Evans, 19, won the game with a cheeky 45th-minute backheel. It was his first touch in international football after coming on as a sub for injured skipper Carl Fletcher four minutes earlier. It extended Wales' unbeaten run to six games ? and provided further proof that Toshack's young side are ready to make a World Cup qualifying assault. Evans said: "I'm really pleased with the goal ? and hope there's more to come. "It was a cross from Joe Ledley and I had to adjust my feet. Luckily, it went in. "It was a goal I will always remember." THE SUN 29/05/08

"BAD BREAK FOR FLETCHER BUT EVANS SEIZES HIS CHANCE"

International debuts do not come much better than Ched Evans' for Wales - the Manchester City youngster grabbing the winner just three minutes after his arrival as a substitute. Wales produced a disciplined display to extend their impressive run to six games without defeat and claimed the victory thanks to Rhyl-born Evans' first-half strike. He scored soon after replacing unlucky captain Carl Fletcher, who had been carried off with ankle ligament damage. There were few early chances but Iceland almost got Palmi Palmason clear on the right for a near-post effort and Wayne Hennessey produced a fine reflex save to thwart Palmason again. THE INDEPENDENT 23/05/08