O'Dowda Named In Latest Ireland Squad
Posted: Wednesday, November 2nd 2016
Moore Named In England Under-20 Squad
Thursday, November 3rd 2016
Taylor Moore has been named in the latest England Under-20 squad for a trip to South Korea next week.
In preparation for the 2017 Under-17 World Cup, which will be hosted in Asia, England Under-20s will take part in the Continental Cup competition against hosts South Korea, Nigeria and Iran.
Moore retains his place in the 24-man squad, having recently led them to a mini-tournament clean sweep against Netherlands, Germany and USA.
The schedule starts on Wednesday, November 9th when England face Nigeria, before they’re in action again 24 hours later when playing against the host nation.
The final match of the tournament takes place on Saturday, November 12th against Iran, who were late replacements for Argentina in the competition.
All four teams competing in the Continental Cup have already qualified for the Under-17 World Cup, taking place in May and June next year.
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