Barclays Under 18 Premier League
Kick off: Saturday, 7 December, 11:00 AM BST
U18s: Liverpool vs. United
- Thread starter gooDevil
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This is the weekend after this, didn't realize it till I had already made the thread.
Will today's stage of the revolution be televised?
Nope, it wouldn't be because of the match anyway.
It's on LFCTV as far as I can tell from their website
Yes it is, don't have that channel though.
There's hope for a cheeky stream though, since someone is showing it.
Just so people know lfctv is free to everyone in UK and ireland if you have the basic sky package
Line-up apparently
U18 XI v Liverpool: Henderson, Riley, Barber, Borthwick-Jackson, Ioannou, Kehinde, Redmond, Willock, Fletcher, Rashford, Thompson.
U18 XI v Liverpool: Henderson, Riley, Barber, Borthwick-Jackson, Ioannou, Kehinde, Redmond, Willock, Fletcher, Rashford, Thompson.
U18 Substitutes: McTominay, J.Pereira, Reid, Scott, Warren.
Goal for united from a good ball over the top from Thompson and Fletcher wins the challenge with the keeper and stays composed to beat the Liverpool player on the line
Any streams? Can't find one via the normal sources
GTFI
Don´t care whatever level it is, beating them scum is the meaning of Life. COUREDS
A newbie proximos just pm'd me one, you still need a stream?
Marcus Rashford reminds me a lot of Jesse Lingard
Nah got it, thanks.
Stream me up please!
I'd take one as well.
Did you guys get your streams? Pm me if you need it.
got one... thanks though
Penalty Liverpool
2-1 Liverpool, can't say it wasn't deserved
Some strike that. Liverpool turn it around, 2-1
Liverpool have certainly been on top since they equalized
It since the change Reid has been terrible at rb
And that's that. 3-1 Liverpool
very poor after the substitution -- Riley who had played very well at RB seemed lost further forward, have not seen Reid before and not sure of his position but he struggled badly. We seem very short of pace in midfield when pool players ran at us. Redmond has big reputation but I have not seen anything from him to excite.
We completely lost our shape and any control we had in midfield as soon as Kehinde came off. Thought he did very well for a 15 year old playing his first match at this level. No surprise we lost this given the number of players rested for the Shaktar game
Barclays Under-18 Premier League
Kirkby Academy
LIVERPOOL 3
Sinclair pen 65, 90, O'Hanlon 75
MANCHESTER UNITED 1
Fletcher 22
07/12/2013 13:00, Report by Steve Bartram
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U18s: Liverpool 3 Utd 1
A much-changed United side were left to count the cost of missed chances as Liverpool came from behind to register a 3-1 win over the Reds in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League.
Ashley Fletcher gave United a first-half lead, latching onto a diagonal pass from Jordan Thompson ahead of Liverpool goalkeeper Ryan Crump before calmly nudging the ball into the untended goal, but both Nick Ioannou and Marcus Rashford spurned one-on-one openings before the hosts struck three times in the final half-hour.
A Jerome Sinclair penalty levelled matters and prompted a spell of dominance from Liverpool, who took the spoils when Alex O'Hanlon smashed a 25-yard effort past Reds goalkeeper Dean Henderson and Sinclair doubled his tally in injury-time.
Although several regulars were rested ahead of the Reds' must-win UEFA Youth League clash with Shakhtar Donetsk on Monday evening, a disciplined display from United kept the hosts at bay for the first half and, with better finishing, might have secured an unassailable lead.
Right-back Joe Riley almost burst through on goal in the 9th minute after a neat exchange with Fletcher, only for Crump to pip him to the ball, before Liverpool's Conor Randall managed to head off his own line under pressure from Marcus Rashford.
Though Neil Critchley's side enjoyed a fair share of possession, United forged ahead midway through the first period when Fletcher reached Thompson's ball before Crump and, despite O'Hanlon's presence, kept his composure to nudge United into the lead.
Liverpool looked to hit back quickly, but Reds stopper Henderson superbly turned Sergi Canos' effort away from goal and Ryan Kent's low effort rolled a yard wide of the upright.
United continued to defend stoutly, and should have doubled their lead shortly before the interval. Ioannou surged forward and exchanged passes with Fletcher, only for the defender's near post effort to be brilliantly turned behind by Crump.
Less than 10 minutes into the second half, another golden opportunity went begging as O'Hanlon was caught in possession on the edge of his own area by Fletcher, but Rashford's powerful effort thundered against the crossbar and United were unable to pounce in the ensuing scramble.
Liverpool quickly capitalised on United's profligacy, drawing level just five minutes later when Jerome Sinclair clinically converted a penalty after being brought down by Ioannou.
That heralded a power shift within the game, as the hosts began to dominate proceedings. Henderson made a sharp low save from Canos, but was helpless 15 minutes from time when O'Hanlon fashioned space for himself and unleashed a fine 25-yard effort high into the United goal.
United rallied briefly towards the end but had to leave themselves susceptible to counter-attacks and, after Henderson had saved well from Sinclair and the impressive Sheyi Ojo had twice struck the woodwork, Sinclair fired in an injury-time clincher from 10 yards.
Team line-ups
Liverpool: Crump, Randall, Maguire, Cleary, Williams, Chirivella, Canos, O’Hanlon, Sinclair, Ojo, Kent. Subs not used: Firth, Wilson, Hart, Marsh, Alexander.
Manchester United: Henderson, Riley, Barber, Borthwick-Jackson, Ioannou, Kehinde (Reid, 57), Redmond, Willock, Fletcher, Rashford, Thompson. Subs not used: McTominay, J.Pereira, Scott, Warren
Booked: Willock
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Kirkby Academy
LIVERPOOL 3
Sinclair pen 65, 90, O'Hanlon 75
MANCHESTER UNITED 1
Fletcher 22
07/12/2013 13:00, Report by Steve Bartram
1 of 2 Next
U18s: Liverpool 3 Utd 1
A much-changed United side were left to count the cost of missed chances as Liverpool came from behind to register a 3-1 win over the Reds in the Barclays Under-18 Premier League.
Ashley Fletcher gave United a first-half lead, latching onto a diagonal pass from Jordan Thompson ahead of Liverpool goalkeeper Ryan Crump before calmly nudging the ball into the untended goal, but both Nick Ioannou and Marcus Rashford spurned one-on-one openings before the hosts struck three times in the final half-hour.
A Jerome Sinclair penalty levelled matters and prompted a spell of dominance from Liverpool, who took the spoils when Alex O'Hanlon smashed a 25-yard effort past Reds goalkeeper Dean Henderson and Sinclair doubled his tally in injury-time.
Although several regulars were rested ahead of the Reds' must-win UEFA Youth League clash with Shakhtar Donetsk on Monday evening, a disciplined display from United kept the hosts at bay for the first half and, with better finishing, might have secured an unassailable lead.
Right-back Joe Riley almost burst through on goal in the 9th minute after a neat exchange with Fletcher, only for Crump to pip him to the ball, before Liverpool's Conor Randall managed to head off his own line under pressure from Marcus Rashford.
Though Neil Critchley's side enjoyed a fair share of possession, United forged ahead midway through the first period when Fletcher reached Thompson's ball before Crump and, despite O'Hanlon's presence, kept his composure to nudge United into the lead.
Liverpool looked to hit back quickly, but Reds stopper Henderson superbly turned Sergi Canos' effort away from goal and Ryan Kent's low effort rolled a yard wide of the upright.
United continued to defend stoutly, and should have doubled their lead shortly before the interval. Ioannou surged forward and exchanged passes with Fletcher, only for the defender's near post effort to be brilliantly turned behind by Crump.
Less than 10 minutes into the second half, another golden opportunity went begging as O'Hanlon was caught in possession on the edge of his own area by Fletcher, but Rashford's powerful effort thundered against the crossbar and United were unable to pounce in the ensuing scramble.
Liverpool quickly capitalised on United's profligacy, drawing level just five minutes later when Jerome Sinclair clinically converted a penalty after being brought down by Ioannou.
That heralded a power shift within the game, as the hosts began to dominate proceedings. Henderson made a sharp low save from Canos, but was helpless 15 minutes from time when O'Hanlon fashioned space for himself and unleashed a fine 25-yard effort high into the United goal.
United rallied briefly towards the end but had to leave themselves susceptible to counter-attacks and, after Henderson had saved well from Sinclair and the impressive Sheyi Ojo had twice struck the woodwork, Sinclair fired in an injury-time clincher from 10 yards.
Team line-ups
Liverpool: Crump, Randall, Maguire, Cleary, Williams, Chirivella, Canos, O’Hanlon, Sinclair, Ojo, Kent. Subs not used: Firth, Wilson, Hart, Marsh, Alexander.
Manchester United: Henderson, Riley, Barber, Borthwick-Jackson, Ioannou, Kehinde (Reid, 57), Redmond, Willock, Fletcher, Rashford, Thompson. Subs not used: McTominay, J.Pereira, Scott, Warren
Booked: Willock
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