Anymore out on loan to keep a watch on
Sepp van den Berg – Preston
Paul Glatzel – Tranmere
Adam Lewis – Livingston
Anderson Arroyo – Mirandes
Jakub Ojrzynski – Caernarfon Town
Vitezslav Jaros – St Patrick’s Athletic (until end of November)
Leighton Clarkson—-Blackburn
Ben Davies ————Sheffield United
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A crowd of 7,728 at Prenton Park watched on as Glatzel made his bow, where he was lively and part of early interplay in the final third that saw Tranmere start on the front foot.
The 20-year-old would not get a shot on target but was credited with two key passes to his name, the second-most in his team, in what was a valuable first step at his new club.
He would play 64 minutes of the clash and received a raucous round of applause as he made his way to the touchline.
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A professional debut also came the way of Jakub Ojrzynski, with the young goalkeeper handed the No. 1 role for Caernarfon Town’s Cymru Premier League Cup second-round matchup against Ruthin.
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Sepp van den Berg did not get to enjoy an opening day victory as Preston succumbed to a 4-1 defeat at the hands of Hull despite taking an early lead.
Came on at 1-1 .More luck Wednesday night as he started in a 3-0 cup win over Mansfield as a right wing-back.
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Elsewhere, Adam Lewis was not named in Livingston’s matchday squad in their defeat to Aberdeen with a minor fitness issue and Vitezslav Jaros helped St Patrick’s Atheltic notch their 13th league win to keep within striking distance at the top of the table.