The 19-year-old, who will head off to represent his country in a tournament in Belarus next week, was delighted to get his chance but Keegan warned: "He has got a lot to learn, but the things he needs to learn, both on the pitch and on the training ground, I think he can learn."He is a long way from the finished article, but he had a taste of it.
"Let's hope he goes away on a holiday thinking he's got one rung up on a very long ladder, and not that he's hit the big time, because that's all he has done."