Non-League Paper

Teen star Harry is nation’s hero

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 June 2026

PORTLAND United goalkeeper Harry Foden has been handed his first taste of international football after spending a week in camp with the British Virgin Islands team.
The 19-year-old trained in Malaga with the national team, before starting and keeping a clean sheet against Bonaire, as the Nature Boys emerged 2-0 winners.
Southampton-born Foden has now kept two clean sheets from his three international appearances for his country.
Speaking of his experience, Foden told the club’s website: “To be called up to the national team was an honour and a great experience. Somethi...

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