U18s bow out of Dallas Cup

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The final game for Everton U18s the Dallas Cup saw Everton defeated 2-0 by Monterrey of Mexico, ending their participation in this year's tournament.

The Gordon Jago Super Group of U19 teams finished with the Blues in 3rd place of Bracket B with a win and two losses.

The Blues went behind in the first half, and then gave away a penalty before the hour mark, the task rendered impossible when Liam Morris was shown a red card. The holders thus relinquish the Dallas Cup and retun home empty-handed.

The Young Blues had lost their opening match to FC Dallas but their win over Maccabi Haifa mean that another victory in their third game would see them progress.

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"I was pleased with the performance,” Kevin Sheedy said. “For the first half an hour we followed the game plan, hitting them on the counter attack and had a couple of situations where we should have done better

“But against the run of play, we found ourselves a goal down which we didn't deserve. That put us on the back foot.

"They got their second goal through a penalty and we then had a man wrongly sent off in a case of mistaken identity. From there it was 10 men against a very good team, but I thought we defended brilliantly with loads of blocks put in. The players take a lot of credit for that."

Everton U18s: Pierce, Yates, Moore, Lees, Harrington, Morris [R:60'], Collins, Bramall, Gordon, Warren (57' Scully), Brewster.

 

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Steve Ferns
1 Posted 13/04/2017 at 08:58:06
I've only heard of Brewster. Have they lots of injuries?

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