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Loan Watch: Minteh and Kuol net in the Netherlands
A round-up of the weekend's action involving the Magpies' loanees, featuring goals in the Eredivisie for two United teenagers...
Yankuba Minteh
The Gambian youngster is a man in form. He netted his first goal for Feyenoord at Utrecht before the international break, then struck on his senior debut for his country last week, before scoring again in the Eredivisie on Saturday. Arne Slot sent Minteh on just after the hour and he took just five minutes to make his mark, finding the target to make it 5-1 before providing the assist for Ondrej Lingr with 18 minutes left of the 6-1 victory.
Garang Kuol
Australian forward Kuol, who turned 19 on Friday, also made his mark in the Dutch top flight over the weekend, scoring in FC Volendam's clash at Fortuna Sittard. It was a superb finish, too - a curling effort which found the top right-hand corner - but the hosts ran out 3-1 winners as Kuol was replaced with ten minutes left.
Midfielder Hayden joined Belgian outfit Standard Liรจge during the transfer window and made his bow for them on Sunday, picking up a yellow card in a 3-1 win over AS Eupen in the Jupiler Pro League. He was withdrawn with just over quarter of an hour remaining.
Full back Lewis made his long-awaited debut for Watford in their 2-0 Championship win over Birmingham City at Vicarage Road. Injury had sidelined the Northern Ireland international since his switch from St. James' Park, but he entered the fray as a half time substitute to make a 45-minute bow for the Hornets as they won for the first time in four league games.
Republic of Ireland midfielder Hendrick played 76 of Sheffield Wednesday's 1-0 home defeat to Ipswich Town at Hillsborough as the Owls' tough start to the campaign continues.
The Scottish wideman started for Southampton on Friday night, but his Southampton team were thrased 4-1 by Leicester City at home in the second tier. He was replaced eight minutes after the hour.
Ashby was an unused substitute as his Swansea City side were beaten 2-0 by Cardiff City in the derby in the Championship.
Kell Watts
Watts came off the bench with 12 minutes left to play of Wigan Athletic's 2-1 victory over Cambridge United in League One on Saturday.
Max Thompson
Goalkeeper Thompson has enjoyed an impressive start to his time at Northampton Town, but he dropped to bench for the Cobblers' 1-0 reverse at high-flying Port Vale in the third tier on Saturday.
Joe White
White was in action in League Two, coming off the bench for the final five minutes and helping his Crewe Alexandra teammates snatch a late draw with Wimbledon as the contest ended 2-2.
Matty Bondswell
Left back Bondswell got a five-minute run-out for Newport County this weekend as the Exiles drew 1-1 at home to Barrow.
Jay Turner-Cooke
St. Johnstone were beaten 2-0 at home to Rangers in the Scottish Premiership, with Turner-Cooke playing the final eight minutes.
Cameron Ferguson
Frontman Ferguson lined up for the first half of Forfar Athletic's 2-2 draw at home to Spartans in Scottish League Two, but was taken off at the break.