FOLLOWING on the news of three players drafted into Wales U21 squad, comes another two international call-ups from Dean Saunders' team.

First Silvio Spann has been included by Trinidad & Tobago for the World Cup qualifier away to El Salvador, after he played against the US in their crucial victory over the Amercians.

That game will be played on 11 February in San Salvador, with Silvio heading back home on Sunday following our visit to Lewes.

Meanwhile, following in the footsteps of Darran Kempson and Carl Tremarco, is young midfielder Andy Fleming who has been noticed by England 'C' manager Paul Fairclough.

After his performances for Wrexham, Flemo has been put on standby for England's visit to Malta on 17 February.

Commenting on his squad selection, Fairclough told TheFA.com: "The fixture offers a great opportunity to blood a new generation of young players.

"With the final of the International Challenge Trophy against Belgium scheduled for May, the match against Malta will give previously uncapped players an opportunity to stake a claim for a place in the final," he continued.

"The squad that gained the vital point in Italy back in November that put us through to the final have continued to impress at club level and they are very much in the forefront for selection in May.

"However, as we did against Bosnia-Herzegovina last September, it is key to the development of this team that we continue to look for emerging talent.

"I am excited about the prospect of meeting up with this entirely new squad and am very confident that they will all seize the moment. The game against Malta cannot fail to have a real edge to it as these Young Lions look to mark my card."