The Montaigu Tournament
U16 International Friendly Tournament, Group D
England, Republic of Ireland, & USA
Saturday 31 March to Tuesday 10 April 2007
Montaigu, France

08 December 2006
VIDEO: England 2-1 Scotland

Kenny Swain's Young Lions win the Victory Shield outright with a thrilling win over Scotland at Glanford Park.
Kenny Swain has named his 18-man squad to take part in the Montaigu Tournament in France at the end of the month.

It will the first time the players have played in a tournament schedule this season, having lifted the Sky Sports Victory Shield in December, before travelling to Slovenia last month for a one-off friendly match.

The main step up for the players will be playing three matches, or potentially four dependant on progress, in a short space of time.

So far this season England have played four games, winning twice, drawing once and losing their last encounter away to Slovenia.

In the Victory Shield the Three Lions were held by Wales in Camarthen after Nathan Delfouneso had opened the scoring. In their second match away to Northern Ireland, Kenny Swain's side swept aside Des Curry's side 3-0, with an own goal from Conor McLaughlin opening the scoring.

Aston Villa's Nathan Delfouneso grabbed another goal before Sanchez Watt completed the scoring. In the final game of the competition England overpowered Scotland at Scunthorpe to take the spoils.

Manchester United midfielder Nicky Ajose scored a wonderful goal to level the scores after the Auld Enemy had taken the lead, before Delfouneso notched his third in as many games to win the game.

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Name

Club

Nicky Ajose

Manchester United

Kyle Bartley

Bolton Wanderers

John Bostock

Crystal Palace

Thomas Cruise

Arsenal

Nathan Delfouneso

Aston Villa FC

Wesley Foderingham

Fulham

Harry Forrester

Watford

Ben Gordon

Leeds United A

Matthew James

Manchester United

Mitchell McPike

Birmingham City

Oliver Norwood

Manchester United

Dean Parrett

Tottenham Hotspur

Adam Phillip

Chelsea

Jack Rodwell

Everton

Declan Rudd

Norwich City

Adam Smith

Tottenham Hotspur

Chris Solly

Charlton Athletic

Andros Townsend

Tottenham Hotspur