IRELAND U18S EARNED an impressive 1-0 win over the Netherlands at an Invitational Tournament in Spain today.
Norwich youngster Adam Idah scored the only goal for the Boys in Green with a clinical second-half finish at the Pinatar Arena.
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Jim Crawford’s side had mixed fortunes before today, winning their opener 2-1 against Belgium, before losing their second match 3-1 against England.
“The performances this week will cause U19 Head Coach Tom Mohan some headaches. A lot of the players performed to a very high standard,” Crawford said afterwards.
“Those performances will probably affect our side in March, as a lot of the players will be with the U19s for the Elite Round. I’m delighted for them. We want to be pushing on our best players.”
Republic of Ireland: Sean Bohan; Ray O’Sullivan, Tom Gaston, Kameron Ledwidge, Reece Staunton; Jason Knight (capt), Luca Connell (Brian McManus 70); Callum Thompson (Tyriek Wright 46), Sean Brennan (Barry Coffey 46), Shane Flynn (Conor Grant 82); Adam Idah.
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Ireland's youngsters earn impressive win over Netherlands
IRELAND U18S EARNED an impressive 1-0 win over the Netherlands at an Invitational Tournament in Spain today.
Norwich youngster Adam Idah scored the only goal for the Boys in Green with a clinical second-half finish at the Pinatar Arena.
Jim Crawford’s side had mixed fortunes before today, winning their opener 2-1 against Belgium, before losing their second match 3-1 against England.
“The performances this week will cause U19 Head Coach Tom Mohan some headaches. A lot of the players performed to a very high standard,” Crawford said afterwards.
“Those performances will probably affect our side in March, as a lot of the players will be with the U19s for the Elite Round. I’m delighted for them. We want to be pushing on our best players.”
Republic of Ireland: Sean Bohan; Ray O’Sullivan, Tom Gaston, Kameron Ledwidge, Reece Staunton; Jason Knight (capt), Luca Connell (Brian McManus 70); Callum Thompson (Tyriek Wright 46), Sean Brennan (Barry Coffey 46), Shane Flynn (Conor Grant 82); Adam Idah.
Netherlands: Joey Kesting, Liam Van Gelderen, Omar Rekik, Nordin Musampa (capt), Quinten Timber, Crysencio Summerville, Damian Timan, Joshua Zirkzee, Immanuel Pherai, Marouan Azarkan, Enric Llansana.
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