The Under-20s, who lifted the Foyle Cup in Ireland ten days ago after beating Ballymena United 1-0 in the final, also beat a young East Fife side 8-1 last midweek.
“It was a great achievement in Ireland in what was a really competitive tournament,” said McDonaugh. “Things came even more together against East Fife and tonight we face Selkirk, who we are always privileged to meet. It was from Selkirk that Bobby Johnstone of the Hibs Famous Five came and it is great to continue to keep the bond between the two clubs.
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Hide Ad“The game gives me a chance to give Sam Stanton, Danny Handling and Scott Smith some match time. We will also have Harry Monaghan, Jordon Forster and Dean Horribine in the squad to give as many players as possible a game.
“This will all help towards their match fitness and we are all looking forward to the game as we prepare for the new season.”
The Selkirk manager, Mike McKinnon, hopes to introduce some new signings.
Elsewhere, Spartans travel to face Newtongrange Star at New Victoria Park, kick off 7.30pm, Duns visit Dunbar United (7.15pm) and Vale of Leithen make the journey to meet Pumpherston (7.00pm).