U21s make one change

Under-21 manager Don Givens made just one change to a side looking to extend their unbeaten record to 14 matches.

Tue, 07 Sep, 2004 - 19:40

Under-21 manager Don Givens made just one change to a side looking to extend their unbeaten record to 14 matches.

Givens recalled Wayne Henderson to the starting line-up ahead of Swansea’s Brian Murphy for the European Championship game at Stadium Neufeld, home of Young Boys Bern, after the Notts County goalkeeper shook off a hip injury.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Stadium Neufeld Person: Don Givens Person: Givens Person: Wayne Henderson Person: Brian Murphy Person: Philippe Senderos Person: Reto Ziegler Event: European Championship game Organisation: Swansea Organisation: Young Boys Bern Organisation: Notts County Organisation: Ireland Organisation: Cyprus Organisation: Arsenal Organisation: Tottenham

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