Anyone know of the score/scorers/any other details from today's game? nothing on the official site yet (or Wolves' official site).
U18's at Wolves
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Mr. MUJAC
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Anyone know of the score/scorers/any other details from today's game? nothing on the official site yet (or Wolves' official site).
Won 3-1.....goals by Brandao 2 and a Norwood free kick......
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Won 3-1.....goals by Brandao 2 and a Norwood free kick......
Thanks I spent a lot of time trying to find the result.
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4 in 2 for Brandao now. Great stuff.
Youngsters Battle Against The Reds
Posted on: Mon 12 Nov 2007
Wolves Youth 1 (Melbourne) Manchester United 3
Wolves were unlucky not to take a point off a strong Manchester United side after raising their performance and dominating the second period.
The Molineux side found themselves a goal down after ten minutes when The Reds broke from a Wolves corner and capitalised on some poor defending to take the lead.
The damage was compounded in the 25th minute when United doubled their lead with a goal struck from the edge of the box.
Wolves fought back and a four-man move resulted in a chance for Alex Melbourne (pictured) to shoot home from ten yards.
Wanderers came out fighting in the second half, pressing for an equaliser.
The hosts created several good chances, with James Davis heading against the bar before Melbourne, Kyle Bennett and Ashley Hemmings all forced good saves from the United keeper.
Despite this good work, the visitors won a late corner and scored a third goal with what proved to be the last kick of the game.
Wolves youth coach John Perkins says: "We were very average during the first half but stepped things up considerably for the second period.
"We played some of our best football so far this season but we need to learn that we have to capitalise on the chances we create."
Posted on: Mon 12 Nov 2007
Wolves Youth 1 (Melbourne) Manchester United 3
Wolves were unlucky not to take a point off a strong Manchester United side after raising their performance and dominating the second period.
The Molineux side found themselves a goal down after ten minutes when The Reds broke from a Wolves corner and capitalised on some poor defending to take the lead.
The damage was compounded in the 25th minute when United doubled their lead with a goal struck from the edge of the box.
Wolves fought back and a four-man move resulted in a chance for Alex Melbourne (pictured) to shoot home from ten yards.
Wanderers came out fighting in the second half, pressing for an equaliser.
The hosts created several good chances, with James Davis heading against the bar before Melbourne, Kyle Bennett and Ashley Hemmings all forced good saves from the United keeper.
Despite this good work, the visitors won a late corner and scored a third goal with what proved to be the last kick of the game.
Wolves youth coach John Perkins says: "We were very average during the first half but stepped things up considerably for the second period.
"We played some of our best football so far this season but we need to learn that we have to capitalise on the chances we create."
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U18s: Wolves 1 United 3
United's Under-18s continued their outstanding recent form with a 3-1 away victory over Wolves at the weekend, making it nine wins from 11 games.
Portuguese striker Evandro Brandao struck twice, adding to midfielder Oliver Norwood's strike to overpower the Reds' West Midlands opponents.
United took the lead after 12 minutes with a rapid break from a Wolves corner, with Brandao finishing the move off.
Norwood then doubled United's lead ten minutes later with a shot from the edge of the box.
However, Wolves pulled a goal back just before the break and came out fighting in the second half determined to find an equaliser.
They had several opportunies to find a second goal, but they were repeatedly stopped by Reds goalkeeper Gary Woods, who was in fine form.
United put the game out of reach in the 89th minute with Brandao grabbing his second of the match in what proved to be the last kick of the game.
United: Woods; Moffat, Strickland (McCormack 72), Gill, Stewart; Curran (Eikrem 61), James, Norwood, Bryan (Galbraith 61); Brandao, Macheda.
Subs not used: Derbyshire.
www.manutd.com
United's Under-18s continued their outstanding recent form with a 3-1 away victory over Wolves at the weekend, making it nine wins from 11 games.
Portuguese striker Evandro Brandao struck twice, adding to midfielder Oliver Norwood's strike to overpower the Reds' West Midlands opponents.
United took the lead after 12 minutes with a rapid break from a Wolves corner, with Brandao finishing the move off.
Norwood then doubled United's lead ten minutes later with a shot from the edge of the box.
However, Wolves pulled a goal back just before the break and came out fighting in the second half determined to find an equaliser.
They had several opportunies to find a second goal, but they were repeatedly stopped by Reds goalkeeper Gary Woods, who was in fine form.
United put the game out of reach in the 89th minute with Brandao grabbing his second of the match in what proved to be the last kick of the game.
United: Woods; Moffat, Strickland (McCormack 72), Gill, Stewart; Curran (Eikrem 61), James, Norwood, Bryan (Galbraith 61); Brandao, Macheda.
Subs not used: Derbyshire.
www.manutd.com
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U18s: Wolves 1 United 3
United's Under-18s continued their outstanding recent form with a 3-1 away victory over Wolves at the weekend, making it nine wins from 11 games.
Portuguese striker Evandro Brandao struck twice, adding to midfielder Oliver Norwood's strike to overpower the Reds' West Midlands opponents.
United took the lead after 12 minutes with a rapid break from a Wolves corner, with Brandao finishing the move off.
Norwood then doubled United's lead ten minutes later with a shot from the edge of the box.
However, Wolves pulled a goal back just before the break and came out fighting in the second half determined to find an equaliser.
They had several opportunies to find a second goal, but they were repeatedly stopped by Reds goalkeeper Gary Woods, who was in fine form.
United put the game out of reach in the 89th minute with Brandao grabbing his second of the match in what proved to be the last kick of the game.
United: Woods; Moffat, Strickland (McCormack 72), Gill, Stewart; Curran (Eikrem 61), James, Norwood, Bryan (Galbraith 61); Brandao, Macheda.
Subs not used: Derbyshire.
www.manutd.com
Gary Woods came on because of injury to Amos away against Wigan tonight and did very well .......... defence did ok rest of team as dire as I have seen them ....... we won 1-0 Brandy scored
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