Finland's Under-21s cruised to a comfortable 4-1 victory over Luxembourg in last night's friendly in Rosport.
Coming into the game off the back of a 3-0 victory over Kazakstan on Wednesday Tommi Kautonen's side needed just eight minutes to take the lead as Vahid Hambo, who scored twice in the win over The Kazaks, headed home.
The visitors had to wait until the second-half to get their second as Dani Hatakka poked home from close range.
Luxembourg pulled one back ten minutes into the half but Finland hit back again midway through the half as Joel Mero headed home a Moshtagh Yaghoubi free-kick.
Yaghoub got a deserved goal with 18 minutes to play to wrap up the win and make it a perfect international break for Daniel and his teammates.
Sunday's match was Daniel's seventh match for the Finland Under-21s who have one more friendly, in Helsinki against Sweden this June, before qualification for the 2017 Under-21 European Championships begins in the Autumn.
Daniel joined The Bees last summer after spending three years with French side FC Metz.
He was born in Finland but holds dual nationality with the Republic of Ireland.
He began his career with HJK Helsinki and spent time on trial with Liverpool in 2011.