When Sacha Bowman and Jayden Kenyon started playing the game as youngsters neither thought representing their country would ever be possible. But Jayden, who’s 22 and from Salford and 24-year-old Sacha from Lancaster will do just that at the upcoming Men’s Cerebral Palsy and Women’s Amputee football World Cups.
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