After Jack Grenaish and Australia’s Martin Boyle switched shirts, fans showered him with applause.

Ollie Watkins’ goal in the second half helped England defeat Australia 1-0 at Wembley.

Grealish struck a shot across goal, and the Aston Villa player turned it into the back of the net.

But the Manchester City star’s post-match actions were what really made him popular.

In the tunnel following the match, Grealish gave Australia’s forward Boyle his match-worn shirt.

and then shocked the Hibernian star by requesting his shirt back; the supporters praised him for his decency.

An admirer remarked, “Very classy, very respectful.”

Another said, “What a man this boy is.”

Another said, “I adore Grealish.” Even with fans or fellow football players, he treats everyone with such consideration and respect. Few people are like him.

“How can you not love Grealish man 🙌🏽❤️,” another person remarked.

Grealish is a beloved player by the English supporters, and when his name was revealed against Australia at Wembley, there were thunderous cheers.

But when Jordan Henderson, the captain of the Three Lions, was substituted that evening, he was jeered, confounding manager Gareth Southgate.

Regarding the jeers, he remarked, “I’m not sure why. He is a footballer with 79 caps for England; his dedication and the results he has produced for the country are remarkable.

“His contribution is enormously significant both on and off the field. Bellingham is among many he has taken under his wing. In every aspect of his work, he serves as an example for the group.

“Someone made the decision to boo. I’m not exactly sure why that’s there. Come on, let’s cheer for this team—we play Italy here on Tuesday. We made a lot of progress tonight, even though I know we weren’t at our best.

“This group is doing a great job, and they all need our undying support.

“Every [Henderson] game is being reviewed. I believe he spent a good deal of today holding things together and knitting. We didn’t have many caps on the field, so Hendo’s influence both before and during the game was crucial in helping other players win.” You need leadership.”