Four Team Tournament. Mens u17 2025

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   One for the Boys this time, and a [little] bit more centrally placed on the Algarve.
Friday, February 14th, both at Parchal:
11am Portugal v Spain
4pm Germany v Denmark

Sunday, February 16th, both at Parchal:
11am Portugal v Denmark
4pm Spain v Germany

Wednesday, February 19th, note venues:
11am Portugal v Germany at Estadio Algarve
11am Denmark v Spain at Lagos

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Lofters Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 15/January/2015 Location: N E Ches Tundra Status: Offline Points: 258	Post Options Post Reply Quote Lofters Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Topic: Four Team Tournament. Mens u17 2025 Posted: 20/January/2025 at 16:37
	One for the Boys this time, and a [little] bit more centrally placed on the Algarve. Friday, February 14th, both at Parchal: 11am Portugal v Spain 4pm Germany v Denmark Sunday, February 16th, both at Parchal: 11am Portugal v Denmark 4pm Spain v Germany Wednesday, February 19th, note venues: 11am Portugal v Germany at Estadio Algarve 11am Denmark v Spain at Lagos

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cubsur Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Moderator Group Joined: 26/January/2006 Status: Offline Points: 27128	Post Options Post Reply Quote cubsur Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 21/January/2025 at 08:25
	Rumour has it that England U-17´s will also be around. Details awaited.
	Albufeira Resident www.algarvebus.info public transport information for the Algarve

Lofters Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Senior Member Joined: 15/January/2015 Location: N E Ches Tundra Status: Offline Points: 258	Post Options Post Reply Quote Lofters Report Post Thanks(0) Quote Reply Posted: 13 hours 5 minutes ago at 19:51
	Day 1 at Parchal, lovely weather with a very tidy crowd in, particularly for the opening match ... Portugal 1-0 Spain. Very level game between two technical teams [who dont appear to like each other much]. In the main the sides cancelled each other out. One or two halfchances apiece, but the keepers in control. Then in the last ten minutes the Portuguese ref spotted something untoward [amongst the usual free-for-all] at a Portugal corner. Penalty. I had no idea why, neither did the Spain team. Winner duly scored. I really wish they would make the effort to appoint fully third-party officials in these things. Germany 4-0 Denmark. Denmark held on for half an hour but then shipped three before halftime. The second was a pass out from Denmarks no1 straight to Germanys striker ..... my granny could have shot it home. The Danes came out firing after the break and created opportunities, but a combination of nervous finishing, strong defending by Germany, and some general confusion following the slew of substitutes around the hour couldnt get them a goal. Late on a German forward strolled through for the fourth.