Sporting Digest: Football

Tuesday 20 July 1993 23:02 BST

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SHAUN O'NEILL, the former Chesterfield full-back, has joined Dundee United as assistant manager. The new manager at Tannadice Park, Ivan Golac, has taken two players from his former club, Torquay United, on trial: Chris Myers and Darren Moore.

EUROPEAN UNDER-18 CHAMPIONSHIP Group One (Lincoln): Portugal 2 (Peixe 44, Luis 90) Hungary 0; (Nottingham Forest): Romania 0 Turkey 3 (Altunas 32, 78, Derelioglu 35). Group Two (Walsall): Netherlands 1 (Witzenhausen 45) England 4 (Fowler 10, Joachim 35, 71, Gallen 39); (Crewe): Spain 4 (Gonzalez 5, Garcia 10, Marcos 71, 81) France 1 (Bedrossian pen 89).

FRIENDLY MATCHES: Leyton Orient 3 (Cooper, Carter, Lakin) Arsenal 3 (Limpar, Merson, Wright); Bradford City 2 Middlesbrough 3; Fareham 0 Brentford 3; Halesowen Town 1 Port Vale 3; Reading 2 Chelsea 1; Saltash 1 Yeovil 2; Truro 1 Watford 3.

TOUR MATCH: Halmstad (Swe) 2 Paris St Germain 2.

TRANSFERS: Mark Patterson, defender, Derby County to Plymouth Argyle ( pounds 50,000 plus appearance increments); David McKearney, forward, Crewe Alexandra to Wigan Athletic (free); David Shanks, midfielder, Queen of the South to Stirling Albion (free).

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