Monaco's wing-back, Wanderson, has scored the first goal of his career as he helped his team to victory over Lille in a match that was played at Stade Louis II in Monaco on Sunday.

The Brazilian defender, who joined Monaco from Internacional last summer, was instrumental in helping his side secure a 2-1 win over their opponents, who had been one of the top teams in Ligue 1 this season.

Wanderson, who is known for his strong defensive skills and aerial ability, was given the responsibility of marking Lille's star striker, Alexandre Lacazette, throughout the match.

Despite being heavily marked by the French forward, Wanderson remained composed and made several important tackles to keep his side in the game.

His goal came in the 74th minute when he headed home a cross from his teammate, Benjamin Mendy, to give Monaco the lead.

The goal was a significant moment for Wanderson, who had only scored once before in his professional career, and it will be a huge boost for his confidence going into the future.

In addition to his impressive performance on the pitch, Wanderson also contributed to the team's overall performance with his excellent work rate and physical presence.

Overall, Wanderson's performance in the match against Lille was a testament to his talent and potential, and he showed that he can make a real impact in the top flight of European football.