Louis Millard capped a landmark day in style, scoring his debut goal for Swindon Town just hours after earning his maiden call-up to the Harambee Stars.Download our Mozzart Sport app for more newsThe 17-year-old winger came off the bench in the 74th minute and struck deep into stoppage time to seal Swindon’s 3-1 comeback victory over Port Vale at the Nigel Eady County Ground in the English League Two.##NAJAVA_MECA_9930301##Port Vale took an early lead through Oliver Lynch, but Aaron Drinan restored parity in the 12th minute before Ben Middlemas put Swindon ahead with a spectacular finish in the 71st minute.Millard then put the result beyond doubt in injury time, dispossessing Cameron Humphreys on the halfway line before calmly lifting the ball over goalkeeper Jackson Smith to register his first goal for the club.It was a perfect ending to a memorable day for the youngster, who had earlier received his first call-up to the Kenya senior national team.Former Gor Mahia defender explains joining KCB after stint abroadMillard will, in a fortnight, link up with Harambee Stars for the first time as Kenya begin preparations for their upcoming 2027 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers against Guinea and Eritrea.Vincent Harper##NAJAVA_MECA_9930467##Still in England, Harambee Stars utility player Vincent Harper featured for the full 90 minutes as Exeter City were held to a 1-1 draw by Barnet in a League Two encounter at St James' Park.Harper started the match at left-back and completed the entire game as Exeter created the better chances in the opening half but were unable to find a breakthrough.McCarthy names 3 new faces in Harambee Stars' provisional squad for 2027 AFCON qualifiersBarnet took the lead in the 59th minute when Idris Kanu fired home after Kabongo Tshimanga’s effort had been saved by Exeter goalkeeper Joe Bycroft.The Grecians responded eight minutes later, with Reece Cole calmly finishing inside the box to restore parity.Exeter thought they had completed the comeback two minutes from time when a cross found the back post and the resulting effort found the net, but the goal was ruled out for offside.Kenya handed major boost in Benni McCarthy's Harambee Stars futureHarper, who can operate in several positions, completed the match as Exeter settled for a point in their 2026/27 League Two campaign.The draw leaves Exeter preparing for another home fixture on Saturday, 5 September, when they host Walsall.Zech ObieroElsewhere in England, Harambee Stars forward Zech Obiero was an unused substitute as Leyton Orient thrashed Bromley 5-0 in a League Two encounter.Victor Wanyama shares advice for young players aspiring to turn professional