Harry Howell found the net as England U19s defeated Slovenia
Academy graduate Louis Page started the contest
Hugo De Lisle also helped England's U18s to a 3-2 win over the Netherlands
Riley Carr marked his Scotland U19s debut with an assist in a 3-1 success over Kazakhstan
Brighton loanee Howell, 18, struck just six minutes after his introduction against Slovenia, registering his second goal at U19s level to help the Young Lions secure an emphatic 4-1 victory in Lindabrunn, Lower Austria.
Academy graduate Louis Page was also involved from the outset, adding to his growing international experience having previously represented England across three different youth age groups.
Earlier this month, 18-year-old Page scored his first professional goal during our 4-2 Emirates FA Cup First Round success at Oxford City, continuing to impress in Russell Martin's side this term.
Reigan Heskey, son of former City favourite Emile, led the scoring for England with a brace, while a Blaz Kovac own goal further strengthened their advantage before Howell added his name to the scoresheet.
The Young Lions return to Sportschule Lindabrunn on Saturday to face Belarus (12pm kick-off), before concluding their fixtures against Austria on Tuesday 17 November (1pm kick-off).
Elsewhere, Hugo De Lisle, 17, played an hour as England's Under-18s edged a thrilling 3-2 victory over the Netherlands in the opening game of their three-match international programme in Spain.
Ryan Kavuma-McQueen, former Fox Jeremy Monga and Riley Ebho were all on target in a pulsating encounter at Oliva Nova in Valencia, with England recovering from surrendering an earlier lead to emerge victorious.
Their representation continues against Sweden on Saturday 14 November (11am kick-off), before a final fixture against Switzerland on Monday 16 November (3pm kick-off).
Completing Wednesday's international involvement, 18-year-old midfielder Riley Carr celebrated his Scotland Under-19s debut by providing an assist in a 3-1 success over Kazakhstan in UEFA U19 EURO qualifying.
A double from Tommy North, the first laid on by Carr, followed by a later strike from Lewis Gillie, ensured the Scots opened their group campaign with maximum points, as Carr made a valuable contribution on his first appearance at this level.
Scotland will now look to build on that positive start when they tackle Kosovo on Saturday (7:30pm kick-off), before meeting Belgium on Tuesday (3pm kick-off).
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