Zak Ansah scored in added time as the U16s drew 1-1 with Belgium.

Belgium 1-1 England
An U16 International Match
6pm (GMT), Tuesday 9 February 2010
RFC Sèrèsien - Stade du Pairay, Seraing, Belgium

Zak Ansah scored in added time to give England U16s a share of the spoils against Belgium.

Kenny Swain's young side, who retained the Victory Shield in November for the ninth consecutive season, were playing their first match on foreign soil and recovered from a late setback to earn a creditable draw.

The hosts had taken the lead three minutes from time through Anthony Limbombe but, refusing to be beaten, Ansah was on hand to turn home a Raheem Sterling cross and give the Young Lions a boost ahead of the Montaigu Tournament which gets underway at the end of March.

Belgium
1 Stijn Wertelaers, 2 Dennes De Kegel, 3 Jordan Atheba, 4 Bernard Malanda-Adje, 5 Marvin Ofori-Appiah, 6 U. Carvalho Dos Santos, 7 Anthony Limbombe, 9 Oumar Diouck, 10 Dennis Praet, 11 Jordy Croux, 15 Matthias Deloose.
Substitutes
8 Seppe Brulmans, 12 Davy Roef, 13 Maxime Ruggeri, 14 Jerome Neuville, 16 Jordan Lukaku, 17 Tortol Lumanza, 18 Benjamin Pardini.

Head Coach Eric Abrams

England
1 Jordan Pickford (13 Lewis Fielding, 41), 2 Jordan Cousins (C), 3 Ellis Plummer, 4 Louis Hutton (15 Jake Caskey, 41), 5 Sam Magri, 6 Adam Jackson, 7 Nick Powell, (16 Elikem Amenku, 67), 8 Robbie Cotton (17 Max Clayton, 57), 9 Hallam Hope (12 Raheem Sterling, 47), 10 Zak Ansah, 11 Alex Henshall (14 Nathan Redmond, 41).

Head Coach Kenny Swain