City's Academy welcomed two teams from Denmark to Colney on Good Friday. Sammy Morgan and his staff were delighted to welcome Lyngby who have of course visited Colney in recent years. Honours were spread even on the day with Lyngby's Under-14 side running out winners by 2-1, while it was the same scoreline in the Under-15 game with the Canaries this time coming out on top. The Under-15's game saw two late goals from Seb Muddel and Irish trialist Brendan Lowe to give the side coached by Gary Butcher and Ricky Martin the win. On Wednesday they had lost 3-0 to an Under-16 side from Hvidovre, although the game was much closer than the scoreline would suggest.

The City Under-15 wall defending a free-kick

Further Action
Seb Muddel is in there somewhere after scoring City's first	The Under-15s get a team talk from Ricky Martin
Ricky Martin and Gary Butcher keep a close eye on proceedings	Dick Mills and Dougie Evans can still smile after the 2-1 defeat for their Under-14 side
While the games were in progress Sam the Groundsman marked out the pitch for Saturday's Under-19 match	Report and Pictures courtesy of John Landamore.