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Clarets International-McDonald & Easton in Action

It was a frustrating time for both Kevin McDonald and Brian Easton last night after playing for the Scotland Under 21 side.

Billy Stark had named both players in the starting eleven and both played the full 90 minutes of Scotland's European Championship Under 21 qualifying game against Azerbaijan at the Falkirk Stadium last night.

The result though was a disappointing 2-2 draw.

The Scotland Under 21 side before this match were second in the Group 10 table just one point behind Austria with a game in hand. They would have wanted a convincing victory against the bottom side last night.

Azerbaijan Under 21 had lost all of their previous five matches and had a terrible goal difference of minus 11 goals.

Scotland Under 21 had to come from behind twice last night and the result now leaves the Scots with more to do in their final two games against Belarus and Austria if they are to qualify for the finals in Denmark in 2011. They are currently top of the group table now but both Austria and Belarus could still pip them to the post.

Both players though at least seem to have come through the match unscathed and McDonald will now be available for our next match against Arsenal at the Emirates this Saturday.

Brian Easton is currently out on loan to his former club Hamilton Academicals and will now return to New Douglas Park.

More Clarets International News

Two more Clarets could be on Under 21 International duty tonight. Our on-loan midfielder from Chelsea, Jack Cork is in the England squad to face Greece and central defender, Kevin Long has been included in the Republic of Ireland squad for their game against Armenia.


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Writer: turfmanphil Mail feedback, articles or suggestions

Date:Wednesday March 3 2010

Time: 10:14AM

Your Comments

Poor result for Scotland that but at least McDonald did not get injured which knowing our luck of late may well have happened!
turfmanphil
Not much to say about that really except as tmp says at least big kev came away injury free.
sheclaret
I managed to catch a bit of this, they did not do too bad from what I saw, I see Papadopoulis has rolled back the years and managed to score against England under 21s tonight (Wednesday)
8clarets8
Cork not in Eng U21 eighteen tonight...probably why they lost 2-1 to Greece U21 at Keepmoat! Long on bench
turfmanphil
minivr watched the sweaty socks game and reckons Easton played well but McDonald was poor and couldn't find a pass and lost the ball far too much.....did not sound good.
VinRogue
 

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