DARREN FLETCHER’S sons bizarrely played AGAINST each other in a youth international clash.
The teenage twins, Jack and Tyler, are both on the books at Manchester City as they look to make it in the big time like their Manchester United legend dad.
And both 15-year-olds have impressed enough to have earned underage international call-ups.
But the pair have opted for different countries with Tyler following his dad’s example and representing Scotland while Jack went with England.
With the Old Enemy meeting in an U16 Uefa development match, it left the twins lining up against each other while donning different international colours.
Midfielder Jack wore no.19 as he faced off against his brother while Tyler had no.8 on his back for Scotland.
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And Jack took the bragging rights back to Manchester as England won 3-0.
Scotland have now lost back-to-back games and Tyler will be looking to help his country win their final game of the tournament against Cyprus.
Both young stars are looking to try and make it a top-level football when they come of age.
They will be hoping to have a career at least as successful as their father’s with Darren winning five league titles, one Champions League and one FA Cup at United.
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He played at Old Trafford between 2003 and 2015 but did have to take an extended break towards the end due to health issues.
In 2021 he became a technical director at the club after initially being a coach.
Source: Soccer - thesun.co.uk
