United U18 Matches

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Barclays U18 Premier League
Saturday 18 August
Carrington

UNITED U18 1
(Pearson 15)

STOKE U18 2
(Richards 42, Alabi 73)

18/08/2012 13:18 - ManUtd.com, Adam Marshall

United U18 1 Stoke U18 2

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United's Under-18s started the season with a*narrow defeat at home to Stoke City, despite taking the lead through*Ben Pearson.

Paul McGuinness' side broke through on the quarter-of-an-hour mark when a neat move led to Sam Byrne playing in Pearson, who ran through from midfield to flash home a terrific finish with his right foot.

Derice Richards equalised before the break by sweeping a controlled finish wide of the diving Jonny Sutherland and the Potters were on top in the second half after getting back onto level terms.

A corner from the left caused problems and James Alabi*was able to find the net with a header as the hosts failed to clear.*Sutherland pulled off a number of fine saves*but United were unable to battle back at the other end to earn a point.

United: Sutherland; Grimshaw, McNair, McConnell, Rowley (Pereira); Weir, Pearson (Harrop), Rothwell, Daehli; Byrne (Love), Wilson. Sub not used: Dalley.

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Barclays U18 Premier League
Saturday*25 August

TOTTENHAM 3

UNITED 4
(Rowley, Daehli, McNair, Pearson)

25/08/2012 13:13 - ManUtd.com, Adam Bostock

U18s: Spurs 3 United 4



Manchester United's Under-18s claimed a first win of the*2012/13 season*on Saturday, beating Tottenham Hotspur away by the odd goal in seven.

Ben Pearson scored the winner, seven days after opening the scoring in the 2-1 home*loss to*Stoke City. He was joined on the Reds' scoresheet by Nuneaton-born defender Louis Rowley, the club's Young Player of the Year Mats Daehli and young Northern Irish midfielder Paddy McNair.

Rowley got the ball rolling for the Reds at Spurs' training ground, heading home at the back post. The same United player was inadvertently involved in the hosts' first equaliser, deflecting a cross past his own goalkeeper Pierluigi Gollini.

The woodwork was rattled at both ends with the score at 1-1, the Reds hitting the bar from a free-kick before Spurs struck a post. The teams then traded goals again with Daehli putting United in front only for the home side to level it for half-time at 2-2. In between, the*lively James Wilson*almost made it 3-1 to*the visitors when he went around the goalkeeper but hit the upright.

Spurs were up in arms, vainly claiming offside, when McNair restored the Reds' lead from close range and although they soon avenged this with a third equaliser, they could find no fourth reply when Pearson finally made it 4-3 to United.

United: Gollini; Love, Grimshaw, McNair, Rowley;*Weir, Pearson, Rothwell, Daehli; Byrne (Dalley), Wilson. Subs not used: Sutherland, McConnell.

[Redsbusby]

Jadwal U-18 Manchester United...

U18 fixtures 2012/13

United's Barclays Premier League Group 2 Under-18 fixtures until December 2012 have been released.

Sat 18 August Stoke City H 1-2
Sat 25 August Tottenham A 4-3
Sat 1 September Watford H 12.30 OFF
Tue 11 September Stoke City A 19.00
Sat 15 September Aston Villa H 12.00
Sat 22 September Newcastle A 12.00
Sat 29 September Sunderland H 12.30
Sat 6 October Southampton A 11.00
Wed 10 October Loughborough University A 18.00
(Friendly - Man Utd Academy XI)
Sat 13 October Tottenham H 11.00
Sat 20 October Watford A 10.30 OFF
Sat 10 November Newcastle H 12.30
Sat 17 November Aston Villa A 12.00
Sat 24 November Sunderland A 12.00
Sat 1 December Southampton H 11.00

Home Games to be played at the Trafford Training Centre, Carrington.

Fixtures after the 1 December will be confirmed when available from the Premier League.

[VaDLi]

Barclays U18 Premier League
Tuesday 11 September 2012

STOKE CITY 0

MANCHESTER UNITED 1
(Pereira, 49)

U18s: Stoke 0 United 1

Manchester Under-18s picked up three well-earned points in the Potteries on Tuesday night, courtesy of a second-half free-kick from Andrea Pereira.

The Reds seemed determined from the first whistle to avenge the opening-weekend home defeat to Stoke City, taking this third game of the season to the hosts at Clayton Wood. Pereira almost scored in the 7th minute when James Weir played him through, only for the Potters' Bermudan goalkeeper Dale Eve to make the first of many good saves by tipping over the resulting shot. The woodwork thwarted United's next attack, with Stoke clearing the rebound after Sam Byrne's deflected shot hit the inside of the post.

Byrne was involved in two further opportunities before the half somehow ended goalless. Firstly, he had a 'goal' disallowed for offside after Eve parried Rothwell's long-range shot. Then Byrne's backheel set up James Wilson for a low drive saved by Eve with his feet.

United's pressure paid the decisive dividend just four minutes after the interval. Louis Rowley's raid from left-back was halted illegally on the edge of the box and Pereira swept the resulting free-kick through a forest of players. Pereira spurned his best chance for a double when he sliced high and wide and Wilson's later free-kick was saved by Eve, but one goal ultimately was enough to yield the Reds' second consecutive away win.

United: Gollini; Evans, Grimshaw, McNair, Rowley; Weir, Pearson, Rothwell, Pereira; Byrne (Rudge, 86), Wilson. Subs not used: O'Hara, Gorre, Wilkinson, Harrop.

[VaDLi]

Manchester United will send an Academy XI to Nantwich Town on 25 September to mark the 60th anniversary of the teams' meeting in the inaugural FA Youth Cup.

ternyata ada rekor tersendiri, menang 23-0 lawan Nantwich.

FA Youth Cup record

FA Youth Cup 2nd Round,
Tuesday 4 November, 1952
The Cliff, Broughton

[rondwisan]

barusan selesei main vs Aston Villa nih United U18
kalah 0-2

The MUFC Academy @mrmujac :
Final scores: U/18's lost 0-2 whilst U/16's grab late winner 1-0 versus Aston Villa at Carrington this afternoon...

[fredrian.seven]

Weh.. United abis menang 7-1 vs Newcastle. James Wilson bikin 5 gol. Sangar!!!!

Klo aku baca di redcafe banyak yang memuji penampilan mads daehli (selain wilson tentunya). Sayang secara fisik daehli kecil banget dan agak kurus, klo dikit bulk up mungkin bisa dapet kesempatan di bench pas vs newcastle di COC pekan depan. Tapi ya mungkin aja.

[sir_otz]

22 Sept 2012
U18 Newcastle 1-7 Manchester United
Goal: James Wilson (5), Jack Rudge, Kenji Gorre

Photo Highlight udah di post di thread Multimedia....

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Manchester United have confirmed the Under-18 XI game at Nantwich tonight has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch.

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Nantwich friendly postponed

United's Academy friendly at Nantwich Town has been postponed due to a waterlogged pitch at the Weaver Stadium.

Heavy, persistent rain has left the Evo-Stik League club with no option but to call the fixture off.

Paul McGuinness was scheduled to take an Under-18 XI to Cheshire to mark the 60th anniversary of the Busby Babes' record 23-0 FA Youth Cup victory against Nantwich, when Duncan Edwards scored his first competitive goals for the club.

Players from both sides that night in 1952 were set to be in attendance, including ex-United man Ronnie Cope, and ManUtd.com will reveal any plans to rearrange another date.

-manutd-

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Barclays U18 Premier League
Saturday 22 September 2012

NEWCASTLE UNITED 1
(Cardona-Lopez 49)

MANCHESTER UNITED 7
(Wilson 18, 31, 33, 35, 61, Rudge 45, Gorre 73)

22/09/2012 13:12 - Manutd.com, Steve Bartram
U18s: Newcastle 1 United 7


James Wilson

Paul McGuinness' Under-18s ran riot in a stunning victory at Newcastle in which James Wilson bagged an incredible five-goal haul, aided and abetted by a dominant display from those behind him.

After Wilson had put the Reds four goals up inside 35 minutes, Jack Rudge smashed home a scorching free-kick to take United into the interval boasting a five-goal lead.

Though Newcastle opened the second period with a goal from Esteban Cardona-Lopez, the Reds saw out victory in total comfort, as Wilson added his fifth goal and substitute Kenji Gorre hit United's seventh of the afternoon.

From the off, the visitors dominated matters on sun-soaked Tyneside. With Mats Daehli and Andreas Pereira pulling the attacking strings and seemingly omnipresent, it was little surprise when Wilson latched onto Rudge's through-ball and drilled home a near-post finish.

The opening goal briefly sparked the hosts into life, and United goalkeeper Pierluigi Gollini had to be alert to field a shot which deflected off Patrick McNair, before making a superb finger-tip save from Jonathyn Quinn's header.

Within long, the contest was finished by a burst of three goals in five minutes, and all were bagged by Wilson. The striker twice benefited from Daehli's industry by finishing off the Norwegian's approach play, then rounded home goalkeeper Freddie Woodman and slotted home after James Weir's forward surge.

Daehli then curled a shot narrowly wide of Woodman's goal as the hosts remained unable to cope with United, and Rudge capped a magnificent first half by crashing home a scorching 25-yard free-kick.

Cardona-Lopez planted a back-post header past Gollini in the fourth minute of the second half, before Quinn forced a superb full-length save from the Italian stopper, but any faint hopes of a dramatic comeback were curtailed just after the hour.

Pereira fed Wilson, whose neat touch away from a defender took him through on goal and allowed him to drill another low finish inside Woodman's near post.

The Magpies goalkeeper then turned away a low Pereira shot but was once again left exposed by his defence in the 73rd minute as Pereira fed substitute Gorre to sidefoot home a finish high into the net.

Pereira's shot was saved and Daehli flashed a shot just wide as the game meandered to its foregone conclusion. Both deserved goals for their outings, but their approach play - and the impressive work of the entire team - instead provided the platform for a five-star display of finishing from 16-year-old Wilson.

United: Gollini; Evans, McNair (Wilkinson 74), Grimshaw, Rowley (Harrop 46); Rudge, Pearson (Gorre 63), Weir, Daehli; Periera, Wilson. Subs not used: O'Hara, Byrne.