Williamson in Scotland U19s Squad - Ipswich Town News

Academy keeper Woody Williamson has been named in the Scotland U19s squad for a friendly double-header in Hungary next month.

The young Scots face the Hungarians at the DAC Stadium in Debrecen on Thursday 10th October, then play them again at the same venue on the following Sunday.

Williamson, 18, who missed this month’s internationals having suffered an injury but has since recovered and joined Chelmsford City on loan, has previously won seven U19 caps, keeping two clean sheets, having won one at U18 level.

Scotland U19s: Aidan Borland Aston Villa, Alfie Bavidge Aberdeen (on loan to Ayr United), Bailey Rice Rangers, Colby Donovan Celtic, Dylan Smith Ross County, Dylan Watret Ayr United, Ethan Sutherland Wolverhampton Wanderers, Gabriel Forsyth Norwich City, Harrison McMahon Chelsea, Josh Dede Celtic, Leyton Grant Rangers, Mitchel Frame Celtic, Murray Campbell Burnley, Rory Mahady Leeds United, Rory Wilson Aston Villa, Rudi Allan-Molotnikov Hibernian, Ryan One Sheffield United, Sam Chambers Leeds United, Tyler Fletcher Manchester United, Woody Williamson Ipswich Town.

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