Harry Souttar was Australia captain during a 1-1 home draw with Brazil
Hugo de Lisle came on in the second half of England Under-18s’ success
Dai Cornell, Wes Burns and Liam Cullen were all on Wales’ bench
Christian McFarlane was an unused substitute for England Under-20s
The Socceroos were within seconds of sealing a win over the five-time FIFA World Cup winners after a superb free-kick from Sporting CF’s Nestory Irankunda in the 68th minute of the contest at Queensland County Bank Stadium.
However, in the fifth minute of added time, their illustrious visitors managed to find a last-gasp equaliser through AFC Bournemouth attacker Rayan, levelling the scores in Townsville.
Foxes centre-back skippered his side throughout and could be in action once more when the two nations face off again on Tuesday at Suncorp Stadium in Brisbane (11am kick-off).
Elsewhere, Under-21s midfielder Hugo de Lisle featured as a substitute during England Under-18s’ 3-2 triumph against Colombia on Thursday.
The young Lions secured victory in the UEFA Friendship Cup courtesy of an early goal from Michael Mills and Jashayde Greenwood’s brace at Centre De Sportif Colovray in Switzerland.
Our Under-21s midfielder was introduced in the 64th minute of the contest as Will Antwi’s side saw out the result ahead of meeting Egypt on Sunday (2pm kick-off).
Also on Thursday, Dai Cornell, Wes Burns and Liam Cullen were all in the Wales squad which narrowly lost 1-0 to Portugal in the UEFA Nations League.
A Joao Félix goal in the 22nd minute was enough for the hosts at Estádio José Alvalade in Lisbon, leaving Craig Bellamy’s men fourth in League A Group 4 after matchday one.
Next up for the Dragons on Sunday is a trip to face Denmark at Parken Stadium in Copenhagen (5pm kick-off).
City loanee Christian McFarlane, meanwhile, was also an unused substitute as England Under-20s began their U20 EURO Elite League Campaign with a 3-1 success over Italy at Estadi Olympic Camilo Cano.
Jesse Derry, Mikey Moore and Shea Lacey all scored in Spain for Darren Moore’s young Lions, who tackle France on Tuesday (10:30am kick-off), before a meeting with Germany.
All times BST.