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The Winner Takes It All

Written by Newcastle Utd

Two old footballing rivals go head to head on Friday evening, with Newcastle youngster Mackenzie Heaney hoping to help Scotland lift the Sky Sports Victory Shield

By Dan King - Newcastle United Digital Editor

Magpies teenager Mackenzie Heaney is hoping to help Scotland end England's period of domination in the Sky Sports Victory Shield on Friday night.

The 14-year-old Academy player, who hails from Walker but qualifies for the Tartan Army through his grandfather, made his international debut in a 2-2 draw with Wales earlier this month.

And Scotland know that if they avoid defeat against England in a televised 7.35pm kick-off at Raith Rovers' Stark's Park, they would lift the trophy.

The Young Lions have won the annual competition for the last 12 years and Scotland haven't held it outright since 1998.

However if England do claim the title, one Newcastle player will still be celebrating; midfielder Liam Bell played in their opening game, a 1-0 win over Wales last month.

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