Internationals - Victor on target, Kyle impresses for Young Lions

Victor Wanyama was on target for Kenya and Kyle-Walker Peters impressed for England Under-21s in Saturday's international action.

Midfielder Victor - who recently claimed the Premier League's Goal of the Month for February - slotted home an early penalty in a friendly against Comoros. However, Comoros turned it around to lead 2-1 in Morocco before a late Kenya equaliser. Victor played the full 90 minutes.

Staying with the senior internationals, Serge Aurier put in a full shift as Ivory Coast drew 2-2 with Togo and Heung-Min Son started and played 75 minutes as South Korea were beaten 2-1 by Northern Ireland at Windsor Park. Sonny had a goal chalked off for offside.

Turning to the Young Lions, and Kyle started and completed the full 90 as England Under-21s beat Romania in the Cyrille Regis International at Molineux, Wolves.

Below: Heung-Min Son on the ball for South Korea in Northern Ireland

Kyle was involved in Demarai Grey's opening goal and later made a goal-saving block to prevent Romania goalscorer Valentin Costache from levelling the scores. Jake Clarke-Salter also netted for England.

Japhet Tanganga played 84 minutes as England Under-19s won their European Under-19 Championship elite round qualifier against Latvia in Macedonia. A positive result against host nation Macedonia on Tuesday will be enough to secure top spot in their group and will mean they’ll earn a place in the Euro finals in Finland in July.

Meanwhile, Troy Parrot helped Republic of Ireland Under-17s to a 2-0 win against Georgia, securing a place in the European Under-17 Championship finals held in England in May. Troy played 64 minutes.