Fulham Defender Tayo Edun Sees Red As England Crash Out Of Euro U17s
Published: May 16, 2015 
For the first time in the tournament taking place in Bulgaria, manager John Peacock did not hand a starting berth to the Anglo - Nigerian players in his ranks, with the trio of Tayo Edun, Layton Ndukwu and Ike Ugbo all named on the bench.
On the hour mark, Tayo Edun replaced Holland and he went on to pick up his first booking in the 73rd minute before he was given his marching orders by the referee seven minutes later.
Kuban Krasnodar defender Aleksei Tataev scored the game - winning goal in the 29th minute off a cross.
The England Under 17s will be hoping to qualify for the World Cup in Chile when they tackle Spain on Tuesday.
Photo Credit : fulhamfc.com


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