Taylor to retain NI captaincy

Maik Taylor will captain Northern Ireland against Serbia and Montenegro tomorrow in a friendly at Windsor Park.

Tue, 27 Apr, 2004 - 16:46

Maik Taylor will captain Northern Ireland against Serbia and Montenegro tomorrow in a friendly at Windsor Park.

Manager Lawrie Sanchez confirmed today that the Birmingham goalkeeper would retain the armband in the continued absence of Newcastle defender Aaron Hughes.

Taylor’s first game as skipper saw the Province defeat Estonia for their first victory in 16 games.

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