Former Dragons’ Den Investor Steven Bartlett Scores Brace at Soccer Aid, Hailed as Super Sub

Former Dragons' Den investor Steven Bartlett made a remarkable impact at Soccer Aid, scoring a brace after being hailed as a super sub by fans and pundits alike. The 31-year-old entrepreneur showcased his athleticism and skill on the pitch, netting two crucial goals to help England secure victory.

Playing at Stamford Bridge, Bartlett’s entrance into the game under the guidance of joint managers Frank Lampard and Wayne Rooney proved to be a game-changer. His quick-footed moves and precise finishing were on full display as he found the back of the net just three minutes after coming on.

Bartlett’s first goal, a left-footed strike underneath the gloves of goalkeeper Tony Bellew, showcased his composure and technical ability. The popular podcaster followed it up with a sharp second goal, nearly completing a hat-trick in a dazzling display of talent.

Fans took to social media to express their amazement at Bartlett’s performance, with one dubbing him «Frank Lampard’s best substitute» and another calling for his inclusion in England’s squad for the upcoming Euro 2020 tournament.

Known for promoting a holistic lifestyle and healthy products, Bartlett’s on-field success led some to humorously credit his performance to his endorsement of nutritionally complete meals like Huel. His impact on the game was undeniable, sparking praise and admiration from viewers.

As fans continued to marvel at Lampard’s tactical decision to bring Bartlett on, others jokingly pointed out the irony of Bellew, a former boxer, being in goal for the opposing World XI team during Bartlett’s goal-scoring moment. Despite the light-hearted banter, Bartlett’s contribution to England’s Soccer Aid victory was met with widespread acclaim.