playing his sole match for them in the Scottish League on 25 November 2006 in a defeat to East Fife. He was released by the club in late December. Non-league football in England He then went on trial at Dutch club MVV Maastricht in February 2007 before joining Wealdstone where he played in three first team matches. Another trial period followed, this time at Stoke City in April and May 2007 where he made three appearances for the reserves, scoring once. He also appeared for the Stoke first team in their first pre-season friendly in July 2007. In early February 2008 a proposed move to Hucknall Town fell through after problems occurred in obtaining international clearance and instead he joined Hednesford Town and was an unused substitute for a match against Lincoln United. The following month he went to Hungarian club Ferencvárosi TC for a prolonged try-out but was not awarded a contract. In the 2008–09 pre-season he trained with Northern Premier League side Radcliffe Borough and played in at least one friendly for them. He registered with AFC Liverpool in September 2008. His debut for the club came on 11 October 2008 as a late substitute against Holker Old Boys in the North West Counties League Cup where AFC cruised to a comfortable 4–0 win. In his second match for the club he scored twice, as they beat Eccleshall 4–1 in the second round of the same trophy He then scored on his league debut against Stone Dominoes before having to leave the match injured. After spending some time out with the injury, he left the club having made three appearances and scored three goals. In November and December 2009 he went on trial with Football League Two side Lincoln City where he played for the reserves twice, but again was not awarded a contract. International career Sweden Ndwia represented the Sweden U17 and U19 teams a total of 29 times, scoring three goals. Democratic Republic of Congo He took advantage of a rule change by UEFA to allow him to represent the Democratic Republic of Congo at full international level. He was part of the Congolese 2004 African Nations Cup team, who finished bottom of their group in the first round of competition, thus failing to secure qualification for the quarter-finals. He appeared as a late substitute in the first Democratic Republic of Congo game of the tournament,