Youth World Cup - updates

[E. Grant & Co]

LARNACA, CYPRUS - 19 September 2009

The Qantas Young Socceroos suffered their first defeat in their pre FIFA U-20 World Cup tour of Cyprus, losing 2-0 to England today.

Coach Jan Versleijen selected an entirely different side to the one that defeated Trinidad and Tobago two days ago, with Chris Herd and Sean Rooney making their Qantas Young Socceroos debuts while Sam Munro was handed the captain’s armband.

Also included in the 80 minute hit-out at the Alpha Sports Centre in Larnaca were the three stand-in players James Virgili (Newcastle Jets) and AIS duo Trent Sainsbury and Brendan Hamill.

Unfortunately the Qantas Young Socceroos conceded as early as the second minute when Tottenham striker Jon Obika volleyed home a corner from close range.

With the game divided into quarters, Versleijen had the rare opportunity to deliver a quarter-time team talk and it paid dividends as the team produced a much more assured display in the second term, with Ben Kantarovski forcing a good save from keeper Elliot Parish.

The improvement continued and Nathan Elasi struck the upright in the 63rd minute after a clever build up from the Qantas Young Socceroos.

He was unfortunate to concede a penalty just five minutes later when he was deemed to have bumped midfielder Adam Clayton in the box.

Sam Baldock calmly converted the penalty past keeper Alex Cisak to make it 2-0 for England, who were playing their only lead up game prior to the FIFA U-20 World Cup.

“You always like to win the game, but if you look at what we got out of this game it was more important than the score,’’ Versleijen said.

“If you look our the line up we had six players who are eligible for the next Young Socceroos team, so that was a positive for us, and playing against England is always good.

“This game was decided by details, a goal against from a corner and then a penalty. If you see the field play, they were a bit more consistent but we had two or three good chances, which at this level you need to score at least one goal from those.

“This game was tactically more difficult (than the Trinidad and Tobago game), England is more patient and more organised, where the Trinidad game was more an opportunist’s game, but it’s good to come up against different styles of play because that’s how it will be at the World Cup, coming up against Czech Republic, Costa Rica and then Brazil.

“It was good to see pretty much everyone get through the whole match and the midfield is starting to understand better the things they have to do.

“Overall I’m happy with the progress, building up from behind, the way the midfield’s starting to work together, we just need to do a bit more into the final third, in particular getting balls into our striker.

“Rooney hasn’t played with this team but once they realised how he plays and used him more we started creating some half chances.’’

Despite the game kicking off at 10am local time, the players still players in 30°C-plus heat and donned ice vests to cool them at half time.

“The conditions are part of playing in Egypt and the reason we’re here in Cyprus,’’ Versleijen said.

“They’re handling it okay and you can see the way they’re getting more used to it.

“But even in these conditions you can control the game by minimising your mistakes and keeping the ball, then you don’t have to chase it and you don’t lose energy.’’

The Qantas Young Socceroos round off their preparations with a game against the USA tomorrow (11.30pm AEST).

All Qantas Young Socceroos matches at the FIFA U-20 World Cup will be broadcast live and exclusive on SBS TV (see www.sbs.com.au for full broadcast details).

ENDS



Match Details:

Qantas Young Socceroos 0

England (U-20) 2 (J Obika 2’, S Baldock 68’)

Saturday 19 September, 2009

Alpha Sports Centre, Larnaca, Cyprus



Qantas Young Socceroos line-up: 21.Alex Cisak (gk), 17.Rhyan Grant, 22.Brendan Hamill (4.Ryan McGowan 66’), 23.Trent Sainsbury, 20.Sam Gallagher, 16.Ben Kantarovski (7.Tahj Minniecon HT), 12.Nathan Elasi, 13.Chris Herd, 15.Sam Munro, 24.James Virgili, 19.Sean Rooney.



Substitutes Not Used: 1.Andrew Redmayne (gk), 2.Daniel Mullen, 3.Luke DeVere, 5.Matthew Jurman, 6.James Holland, 8.Aaron Mooy, 10.Mitch Nichols, 14.Kofi Danning, 11.Thomas Oar, 9.Jason Hoffman.

Yellows Cards: Nil

Red Cards: Nil



England line-up: Jason Steele (gk)(Elliot Parish (gk) [Mark Oxley(gk)]), Nona Ofori-Twumasi, Gavin Hoyte (Martin Kelly), Ben Mee, Jordan Parkes, Paul Marshall, Andrew Tutte (Michael Woods), Josh Walker (Adam Clayton), Matthew James (Gary Gardner), Alex Nimely, Jon Obika (Sam Baldock).

Substitutes Not Used: Kieran Trippier, Febian Brandy, Matthew Briggs.

Yellows Cards: Nil.

Red Cards: Nil.

Qantas Young Socceroos Squad
FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 Egypt
24 September-16 October

1. Andrew Redmayne (gk) (Central Coast Mariners)
2. Daniel Mullen (Adelaide United)
3. Luke DeVere (Brisbane Roar)
4. Ryan McGowan (Hearts, Scotland)
5. Matthew Jurman (Sydney FC)
6. James Holland (AZ Alkmaar, Netherlands)
7. Tahj Minniecon (Gold Coast United)
8. Aaron Mooy (Bolton, England)
9. Jason Hoffman (Newcastle Jets)
10. Mitch Nichols (Brisbane Roar)
11. Thomas Oar (Brisbane Roar)
12. Nathan Elasi (Melbourne Victory)
13. Chris Herd (Aston Villa, England)
14. Kofi Danning (Sydney FC)
15. Sam Munro (Sydney FC)
16. Ben Kantarovski (Newcastle Jets)
17. Rhyan Grant (Sydney FC)
18. Dean Bouzanis (gk) (Liverpool, England)
19. Sean Rooney (Newcastle Jets)
20. Sam Gallagher (Sydney FC)
21. Alex Cisak (gk) (Leicester City, England)



Qantas Young Socceroos FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 Egypt
Match Schedule – Group E

27 September: v Czech Republic, 1845 local (0245 AEST)
30 September: v Costa Rica, 1600 local (midnight AEST)
3 October: v Brazil, 2130 local (0630 AEDT*)
* Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) begins at 2:00am on Sunday 4 October for NSW, ACT, VIC, TAS



FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 Egypt - Groups

Group A: Egypt, Trinidad & Tobago, Paraguay, Italy
Group B: Nigeria, Venezuela, Spain, Tahiti
Group C: USA, Germany, Cameroon, Korea Republic
Group D: Ghana, Uzbekistan, England, Uruguay
Group E: Brazil, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Australia
Group F: United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Honduras, Hungary

[E. Grant & Co]

LARNACA, CYPRUS 22 September, 2009

The Qantas Young Socceroos lost 2-0 to the USA, in their third and final lead up game ahead of the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Egypt.

The USA scored early in the first half and midway through the second half at the Agia Napa Municipality Stadium in Cyprus, to secure the win.

As was always the plan, coach Jan Versleijen reverted back to virtually the same team that defeated Trinidad and Tobago 2-1 at the same ground three days earlier.

The only change was the addition of keeper Dean Bouzanis, who was handed his first start with Versleijen promising to give each of the keeper’s at least a game each.

The Qantas Young Socceroos again conceded early, with Tony Taylor cutting in from the left and striking sweetly to hand the US a fourth minute lead.

Australia had a chance to equalise in the 28th minute when Kofi Danning centred for Jason Hoffman, but US keeper Brian Perk made a stunning double save off striker Jason Hoffman.

Perk was tested again just after the break when he tipped James Holland’s curling free kick over the bar.

USA made the Qantas Young Socceroos pay in the 74th minute when Mikkel Diskerud pounced after a mix up between Bouzanis and McGowan to make it 2-0.

Substitute Sean Rooney almost netted seven minutes later, but Perk made another good save from the striker’s header low to his right.

It was not the desired result, but coach Jan Versleijen said it was all crucial experience for the players ahead of the Qantas Young Socceroos’ opening match of the FIFA U-20 World Cup against Czech Republic on 27 September.

“If you look at the result and the way we gave away the goals it’s not good. We also saw that in the England game (on Saturday) and it’s something that we have to get rid because we can not have that at the World Cup,’’ Versleijen said.

“It was the final test for the USA and you could see that, their concentration levels were high and they’re always a good team. They’re disciplined, well organised and difficult to beat and they showed that today.

“We’ve played three games over here and the objective was to give everyone at least 90 minutes playing time to see what they can do, and for me to have an idea as to what sort of composition I have to make when we start our first game against Czech Republic.

“I have to look for a good balance in the backline, in midfield, and certain qualities in the front line that you need at this level, and from the three games I’ve got a good idea.’’

The Qantas Young Socceroos won their first match against Trinidad and Tobago 2-1, before succumbing to England 2-0 and now USA with the same scoreline during their three-game tour of Cyprus.

With all those teams preparing to do battle at the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Egypt also, Versleijen said he is now well placed to select him team for the opening match of the tournament.

“It’s good playing against opponents who will be at the World Cup because if you make those mistakes, straight away you’ll be punished so it’s good experience,’’ Versleijen said.

“We got the challenges we wanted.

"The qualifiers were in Saudi Arabia against Asian teams and that’s different than competing against all of these teams who will be at the World Cup. This is a step up.

“We have a few days where we can work a bit harder at training and work on some tactical parts of the game, especially the combination between the midfielders and the forwards, or the attacking third.’’

All Qantas Young Socceroos matches at the FIFA U-20 World Cup will be broadcast live and exclusive on SBS TV (see www.sbs.com.au for full broadcast details).

ENDS


Match Details:

Qantas Young Socceroos 0
USA 2 ( Tony Taylor 4', Mikkel Diskerud 74')
Thursday 17 September, 2009
Agia Napa Municipality Stadium, Larnaca , Cyprus

Qantas Young Socceroos line-up: 18.Dean Bouzanis (gk), 2.Daniel Mullen, 3.Luke DeVere, 4.Ryan McGowan, 5.Matthew Jurman, 6.James Holland, 8.Aaron Mooy (16.Ben Kantarovski 60'), 10.Mitch Nichols, 14.Kofi Danning, 11.Thomas Oar (7.Tahj Minniecon 60'), 9.Jason Hoffman (19.Sean Rooney 75').

Unused substitutes: 1.Andrew Redmayne (gk), 21.Alex Cisak (gk), 12.Nathan Elasi, 13.Chris Herd, 15.Sam Munro, 17.Rhyan Grant, 20.Sam Gallagher.

Yellow cards: Mitch Nicholls 13'.

Red cards: Nil.

Qantas Young Socceroos Squad
FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 Egypt
24 September-16 October

1. Andrew Redmayne (gk) (Central Coast Mariners)
2. Daniel Mullen (Adelaide United)
3. Luke DeVere (Brisbane Roar)
4. Ryan McGowan (Hearts, Scotland)
5. Matthew Jurman (Sydney FC)
6. James Holland (AZ Alkmaar, Netherlands)
7. Tahj Minniecon (Gold Coast United)
8. Aaron Mooy (Bolton, England)
9. Jason Hoffman (Newcastle Jets)
10. Mitch Nichols (Brisbane Roar)
11. Thomas Oar (Brisbane Roar)
12. Nathan Elasi (Melbourne Victory)
13. Chris Herd (Aston Villa, England)
14. Kofi Danning (Sydney FC)
15. Sam Munro (Sydney FC)
16. Ben Kantarovski (Newcastle Jets)
17. Rhyan Grant (Sydney FC)
18. Dean Bouzanis (gk) (Liverpool, England)
19. Sean Rooney (Newcastle Jets)
20. Sam Gallagher (Sydney FC)
21. Alex Cisak (gk) (Leicester City, England)

Qantas Young Socceroos FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 Egypt - Match Schedule – Group E

27 September: v Czech Republic, 1845 local (0245 AEST)
30 September: v Costa Rica, 1600 local (midnight AEST)
3 October: v Brazil, 2130 local (0630 AEDT*)
* Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT) begins at 2:00am on Sunday 4 October for NSW, ACT, VIC, TAS

FIFA U-20 World Cup 2009 Egypt - Groups

Group A: Egypt, Trinidad & Tobago, Paraguay, Italy
Group B: Nigeria, Venezuela, Spain, Tahiti
Group C: USA, Germany, Cameroon, Korea Republic
Group D: Ghana, Uzbekistan, England, Uruguay
Group E: Brazil, Costa Rica, Czech Republic, Australia
Group F: United Arab Emirates, South Africa, Honduras, Hungary

For more information regarding the FIFA U-20 World Cup Egypt 2009, please visit www.fifa.com

[Bomber]

Unusual to see no Argentina side there (but Venezuala qualifying). And Tahiti?

Nevertheless, good luck to the Oz boys!

[MegaBonus]

are these game been shown on free to air or pay tv?????

[totsreds08]

watching the u-20s play now on sbs vs czech republic...they give the ball away far to easily

[MegaBonus]

thanks for the advance warning

Young Socceroos lose to Czech Republic in under-20 World Cup

From: AAP September 28, 2009 7:33AM Increase Text SizeDecrease Text SizePrintEmail Share


THE Young Socceroos lost their opening game at the under-20 World Cup today, going down 2-1 to the Czech Republic in Port Said, Egypt.

The highlights of an otherwise scrappy encounter occurred in the final minutes, when Australian defender Ryan McGowan conceded a penalty and was sent off, before James Holland converted a penalty consolation with the final kick of the match.

The first of the Czech goals came from the head of Michael Rabusic in the 50th minute before Tomas Pekhart's penalty in the last minute of regular time.

The Australian competed well throughout the opening stanza and showed great character to turn around a period of dominance from the Czechs and go to the break with the ascendency.

Their best of the opening 45 was Newcastle Jets 17-year-old Ben Kantarovski - one of the youngest players at the tournament - who showed poise and maturity controlling much of the midfield movement.

Ironically, Kantarovski conceded the free kick that resulted in the opening goal just five minutes into the second half.

McGowan's sending off soured an otherwise comfortable performance from the Scottish-based defender, while Holland will be thankful for a second chance from the penalty spot after Mexican referee Marco Rodriguez ruled goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik's moved illegally.

The Young Socceroos next face Costa Rica, who were humbled 5-0 by group favourites Brazil in their opening match

[MegaBonus]

photos and mach report as well as an article about local lad ryan mcgowan


http://www.fifa.com/u20worldcup/matches ... mmary.html

[BAGGIO 15]

Aust V Czech

http://www.footytube.com/video/czech-re ... ep27-23923

I thought Mc Gowans red was harsh, although he doesn't make contact with the ball, the Czech players doesn't either.
Mc Gowna simply try's to block the shot.

Why was our pen retaken, didn't look like anyone encroached.

[BAGGIO 15]

Young Socceroos lose to Czech Republic in under-20 World Cup
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THE Young Socceroos lost their opening game at the under-20 World Cup today, going down 2-1 to the Czech Republic in Port Said, Egypt.

THE Young Socceroos lost their opening game at the under-20 World Cup today, going down 2-1 to the Czech Republic in Port Said, Egypt.

The highlights of an otherwise scrappy encounter occurred in the final minutes, when Australian defender Ryan McGowan conceded a penalty and was sent off, before James Holland converted a penalty consolation with the final kick of the match.

The first of the Czech goals came from the head of Michael Rabusic in the 50th minute before Tomas Pekhart's penalty in the last minute of regular time.

The Australian competed well throughout the opening stanza and showed great character to turn around a period of dominance from the Czechs and go to the break with the ascendency.


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Their best of the opening 45 was Newcastle Jets 17-year-old Ben Kantarovski - one of the youngest players at the tournament - who showed poise and maturity controlling much of the midfield movement.

Ironically, Kantarovski conceded the free kick that resulted in the opening goal just five minutes into the second half.

McGowan's sending off soured an otherwise comfortable performance from the Scottish-based defender, while Holland will be thankful for a second chance from the penalty spot after Mexican referee Marco Rodriguez ruled goalkeeper Tomas Vaclik's moved illegally.


Young Socceroos coach Jan Versleijen said his team could play much better.

“It was disappointing not only with the result but the performance because we didn’t reach the level that we should reach,’’ Versleijen said.

“If you want to get results in a World Cup you have to play at a high level and we didn’t see that today.

“You can always pinpoint reasons and there’s a lot of expectations, not from outside but from the players themselves because everyone wants to get a big result and maybe that worked a bit against us, maybe we were nervous.

“But that aside, I know we can do much better and everybody knows we can do much better and that’s the positive coming out of it.

“The important thing now is to get a result against Costa Rica to have a chance of qualifying for the next round.’’
The Young Socceroos next face Costa Rica, who were humbled 5-0 by group favourites Brazil in their opening match.

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Why was our pen retaken, didn't look like anyone encroached.

not encroachment but rather the czech GK moved off his line

[BAGGIO 15]

Why was our pen retaken, didn't look like anyone encroached.

not encroachment but rather the czech GK moved off his line

Not enogh to be called, this rule is being over enforced as far as I am concerned.

[Tony Adams]

i thought (and i hold his efforts in the aleague the same) mitch nichols is very poor. he was never going to be able to play 'cahillesk". overated player imo!
holland was a terrible leader gave the ball away way to often (as did the team)

although thought oar when he was given the room looked promising

[BAGGIO 15]

i thought (and i hold his efforts in the aleague the same) mitch nichols is very poor. he was never going to be able to play 'cahillesk". overated player imo!
holland was a terrible leader gave the ball away way to often (as did the team)

although thought oar when he was given the room looked promising

Danning gave some good balls, but didn't get enough of it and needed t drift inside more.


Team gave the ball away way to much, not enough movement for my liking.

[the_gun]

their laying against costa rica tonight. on sbs from 11:05pm

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the_gun


their laying against costa rica tonight. on sbs from 11:05pm

i know its on SBS...but there wont be too much sex will there?????

[the_gun]

they'll probably sneak some in

[the_gun]

FT 3 - 0 for costa rica. what poor display from australia.

[Mr X]

Three nil loss, we are almost as bad as Tahiti

Bottom of the group tournament over with Brazil still to play

[REDS]

Qantas Young Socceroos downed by Costa Rica
Thursday, 1 October 2009
by FFA Media Release


The Qantas Young Socceroos suffered their second defeat at the FIFA U-20 World Cup, losing 0-3 to Costa Rica in Port Said, Egypt on Wednesday night (Thursday morning AEST).

One down at the break, Australia conceded two late goals in a loss that was compounded by a red card to winger Tahj Minniecon.

Australia made two changes to the side which lost to Czech Republic, with Sean Rooney and Aaron Mooy coming in for Jason Hoffman and the suspended Ryan McGowan.

While they had the first chance of the game when Daniel Mullen headed over the bar from a Mooy corner, it was Costa Rica who took the lead in the 35th minute when a quickly taken free kick finished up with Diego Madrigal, who turned and fired a right-foot shot into the back of the net, via the upright – just as the Czechs had four days earlier.

Dean Bouzanis kept Australia in the contest four minutes later when he saved with his toe after Josue Martinez broke down the left.

Australia had a great chance to level just moments before the break when Mitch Nichols had a shot saved before James Holland’s rebound was deflected for a corner.

Rhyan Grant made his first appearance of the tournament when he came on for Mullen at half time and Minniecon was brought on in the 55th minute, but referee Mohamed Benouza sent him off for retaliation five minutes later.

Despite the numerical disadvantage, Australia could have equalised when Holland got on the end of a cross, but keeper Esteban Alvarado was equal to the task in the 82nd minute.

Seconds later the Qantas Young Socceroos were caught out as they searched for the equaliser. Under pressure from a Costa Rican striker, Luke DeVere was looking for Bouzanis but his header went over the oncoming keeper and into the net for an unfortunate own goal.

And David Guzman rubbed salt into the wound when he netted a third three minutes into injury time, to ensure a 3-0 win to the Costa Ricans.

Qantas Young Socceroos coach Jan Versleijen was bitterly disappointed after the match.

"The result was extremely disappointing. I think the way we started this game was good. We tried to put pressure on Costa Rica and we tried to make them play long balls and it worked out well for the first 30 or so minutes," Versleijen said.

"But after that Costa Rica started to take over the game a bit more, especially in the midfield and that resulted in the free kick.

"Even at half time we had the feeling that we could change the result and we started to get back into it in the second half. We controlled the game, got some half chances.

"We brought on Tahj Minniecon to add some pace and skill but he was sent off after five minutes and then it was very difficult playing against Costa Rica with 10 men and 1-0 down.

"We had high expectations for this World Cup, from the players and staff to people in Australia, but we also knew that playing in this group was not easy and if we want to be at the highest level and if you want to get results everyone has to be at their highest level and that’s something we were rally lacking in these two games.’’

Australia now has the slimmest of chances of advancing to the knockout phase, needing a win against Brazil in its last game as well as other results to go their way – teams have advance to the last 16 with three points in each of the last three FIFA U-20 World Cups.

But Versleijen said the focus had to be only on the Brazil match.

"You should always be positive but you should also be realistic. First we should get our heads up and be strong enough to face Brazil and get the best possible result," he said.

"We don't want to go back to Australia with no points.’’

The Qantas Young Socceroos take on Brazil on Saturday (Sunday 0630 AEST) in their final Group E match at Port Said Stadium.

All Qantas Young Socceroos matches at the FIFA U-20 World Cup are being broadcast live and exclusive on SBS TV (see www.sbs.com.au for full broadcast details).

Match Details:
Qantas Young Socceroos 0 - Costa Rica 3 (Madrigal ’35, DeVere OG ’82, Guzman ‘90+3)
Wednesday 30 September, 2009
Port Said Stadium, Egypt
Referee: Mohamed Benouza (Alg)
Assistants: Nasser Sadek Abdel Nabi (Egy), Angesom Ogbamariam (Eri)

Qantas Young Socceroos line-up: 18. Dean Bouzanis (gk), 2. Daniel Mullen (17. Rhyan Grant ’46), 3. Luke DeVere, 16. Ben Kantarovski, 5. Matthew Jurman, 6. James Holland (c), 8. Aaron Mooy, 10. Mitch Nichols, 14. Kofi Danning (12. Nathan Elasi ‘74), 11. Thomas Oar (14. Tahj Minniecon ‘55), 19. Sean Rooney.
Unused substitutes: 1. Andrew Redmayne (gk), 21. Alex Cisak (gk), 9. Jason Hoffman, 15. Sam Munro, 20. Sam Gallagher.

Yellows Cards: Rooney ’46, Nichols ’69, Jurman ‘90.
Red Cards: Minniecon ’60.

Costa Rica line-up: 1. Esteban Alvarado, 2. Jose Mena (c), 4. Kenner Gutierrez, 8. David Guzman, 10. Diego Estrada, 11. Diego Madrigal, 12. Cristian Gamboa, 13. Allen Guevara (9. Jorge Castro ’66), 14. Bryan Oviedo, 16. Carlos Hernandez (19. Daniel Varela ‘79), 17. Josue Martinez (7. Marcos Urena ‘56).
Unused substitutes: 18. Minor Alvarez (gk), 21. Danny Carvajal (gk), 3. Roy Smith, 5. Derrick Johnson, 6. Ricardo Blanco, 15. Pedro Leal, 20. Esteban Luna.

Yellows Cards: Hernandez ’35, Oviedo ’79, Guzman ’84, Castro ‘90+2.
Red Cards: Nil

[E. Grant & Co]

Extremely disappointing.........they had such high hopes as well.

By the looks of things none of the Asian countries have done all that well.

[Fargnarsol]

Time to review the Dutch method maybe.

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Fargnarsol


Time to review the Dutch method maybe.

i hope thats said 'tongue in cheek'.....?

the ages 10-14 are the most important in terms of skill/technique dvelopment...thats 10-6 years ago for this group of players!!!!!!!!

[achuan091006]

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[Stitch This]

If it's any consolation, England finished bottom of their Group as well

[Microwave Hamster]

lol @ looking for flaws in other people to make yourself feel good

[Green_Manalishi]

lol @ looking for flaws in other people to make yourself feel good

Rodent!