Why Harrison Armstrong's England U20 exploits will concern Everton and David Moyes

Harrison Armstrong was in action away from Everton for England's Under-21 on Friday.

The midfielder is part of Darren Moore's squad and started against Italy's youth side in the U20 Euro Elite League on 25 September.

With the young Three Lions starting their campaign at the Estadi Olympic Camilo Cano in Spain, they secured a 3-1 victory on the day.

Armstrong played the full 90 minutes for England's U20 side, which will surely raise some concerns at Hill Dickinson Stadium.

The 19-year-old has started in every Premier League game for the Toffees this season.

Considering the midfielder's importance at the Merseyside outfit, fans in L3 may have mixed feelings about his exploits with the youth national team.

Why David Moyes won't be happy about Harrison Armstrong at Everton

Christian Norgaard's injury at Hill Dickinson Stadium has been a massive blow for the Toffees.

David Moyes is already dealing with limited options at the Blues, with just 18 outfield players available.

Key players like Jordan Pickford, Jarrad Branthwaite and James Garner are part of Thomas Tuchel's squad for the three-week break.

The Scottish manager will hope the respective national teams manage his players' minutes carefully, but that's something Moore hasn't done with the young Three Lions.

While it's good to see Armstrong get international exposure alongside the likes of Tottenham Hotspur's Mikey Moore, Moyes and the Blues would've surely liked to see England's U20 team take special care of the midfielder.

Why David Moyes will also have eyes on Tyrique George and Tyler Dibling

Tyrique George and Tyler Dibling have shown a lot of potential at Everton this season.

The former Southampton youngster is finally showing why the Toffees spent big money on him last summer.

Lee Carsley will now hope the two Blues forwards can help England's U21s in the final three U21 EURO qualifiers.

Given the size of the squad in L3, George and Dibling have become key squad players for Moyes, providing cover on the left and right flanks.

The ex-Southampton attacker could even have a chance to stake his place in the starting lineup after Iliman Ndiaye's exit on deadline day.

In Merseyside, the Scottish manager will be praying nothing happens to the two youngsters away from Hill Dickinson Stadium.