Goodwin Sees Iqbal Boost · Thu 12 Nov
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In the academy, Dundee United's under-nineteens won three-nil away to Motherwell on Tuesday. The academy described it as a dominant performance. Scott Hamilton scored twice after half-time, one week after his hat-trick against Kilmarnock. That gives the striker five goals across two academy victories.
For the first team, The Courier reports that Jim Goodwin sees the Asian Cup delay as a major boost because Zidane Iqbal will remain available through a crowded January, though the manager stressed that the reasons for moving the tournament are bigger than football.
On international duty, Jesse Randall is in New Zealand's squad for the first match against India, which was due to start at six o'clock this morning, UK time. Panutche Camará is in the Guinea-Bissau squad to face Madagascar at four o'clock this afternoon, UK time. Guinea-Bissau begin the day three points clear at the top of their qualifying group.
Loan Watch. Jeanfield Swifts say Marcus Buchanan made his debut on Saturday and impressed with his composure and several important blocks. Emil Franczak also started and created Jeanfield's second goal. Both academy players have now been involved in Jeanfield's last three squads since joining on loan.
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Sources:
Dundee United Academy
The Courier
New Zealand Football
New Zealand Football
FUT 245
CAF
Jeanfield Swifts
Dundee United Football Club
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