Former Manchester United midfielder Darren Fletcher had the privilege of watching his twin sons play against each other on Thursday.

The ex-Scotland star has one son who represents Scotland, while the other plays for England.

The two were playing in an U-16 tournament in Cyprus, with 15-year-old Tyler involved for Scotland and his twin brother Jack playing for England.

England were victorious in the contest, beating Scotland 3-0 in a one sided affair.

Even though Fletcher is a technical director at Manchester United, his two sons play for Manchester City's youth setup.

Fletcher has not spoken about his feelings regarding one son playing for England, per The Mail.

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