United Young Player in National Teams

[sir_otz]

Nih ada Best moment Bebe waktu lawan England U21

However, Bebe did have a magical moment.

Picking up the ball deep in his own half, Bebe showed his speed and close control and he whizzed down the right hand side of the pitch, neatly cut inside to give himslef a goalscoring opportunity, only to see his left-footed effort saved by England goalie Frank Fielding.

Video

http://www.101greatgoals.com/videodisplay/6776744/

[otonk reddevilz]

sempat ngancam juga yah dengan solo run lalu tendangan kaki kirinya...
btw thanks videonya ko Yo..pisang ijo nyusul yah ko..hari ini dah ke pake..

[Redsbusby]

CLeverley umpannya ajojing bangett..
Pake nomer kramat lg
Ko yo, thanks videonya, jus apel meunyusul

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Originally Posted by Redsbusby

CLeverley umpannya ajojing bangett..
Pake nomer kramat lg
Ko yo, thanks videonya, jus apel meunyusul

dapet no 7 ya om si cleverley?

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VIDEO: Welbeck’s Brace For England U-21
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Tom Cleverley and Jack Wilshere combined to set up Danny Welbeck for his first goal against Lithuania, before Aston Villa’s Marc Albrighton made it 2-0, before Welbeck finished off a good day for England U-21 to make it 3-0.

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England U21 3 Lithuania U21 0: Danny Welbeck brace secures Euro play-off berth
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England U-21s kept alive their hopes of qualification for next summer's European Championships with a convincing victory over Lithuania at Colchester.

Stuart Pearce's team had to win to stand a chance of securing one of the four best placed runners-up spots to make the play-offs for Denmark.

After a tense first half, a brace from Sunderland forward Danny Welbeck and Aston Villa youngster Marc Albrighton secured the victory which, given results elsewhere, secured England's passage to the play-offs.


Breakthrough: Danny Welbeck notched England's first with a typically cool finish

Pearce had named an unchanged side from the 1-0 win in Portugal, which meant Arsenal youngster Jack Wilshere had to again be content with a place on the bench.

It was a nervy opening from the Young Lions at the Weston Homes Community Stadium, and Blackburn defender Phil Jones had to make an important saving tackle as Arvydas Novikovas broke into the left side of the penalty area.


Bright future: Welbeck completed the scoring in stoppage time

The first decent opening for England came on 11 minutes when Chelsea forward Daniel Sturridge dragged his shot wide after good work down the left by Ryan Bertrand, on loan at Nottingham Forest from Stamford Bridge.

Slowly the home side started to get control of the midfield, with Lithuania picking up two quick bookings for late challenges.

Jones headed over a corner from Tom Cleverley, on loan at Wigan from Manchester United, before captain Michael Mancienne - another of the Chelsea youngsters, spending the season at Wolves - saw his long-range effort saved.

Tottenham winger Danny Rose drilled the ball just over as England continued to press for the breakthrough.

There was a let off for the home side on 35 minutes when a 25-yard free-kick from defender Mantas Fridrikas squirmed through the grasp of keeper Frank Fielding and hit the base of the post.

Welbeck dragged his 20-yard shot wide as England finished the half on top, but still unable to breakdown the stubborn Lithuania defence.

Wilshere was introduced at the start of the second half, replacing Kyle Walker and immediately England looked more assertive.

Rose had a shot blocked, while Sturridge curled his shot just wide.

The breakthrough finally came on 61 minutes when Welbeck stroked the ball into the far corner after being played through the left side of the penalty area by Wilshere's fine pass.

England knew their play-off hopes could come down to goal difference, and so continued to press.


Hero and Villain: Aston Villa's Marc Albrighton continued his excellent start to the campaign by grabbing the crucial second

Sturridge saw his neat finished ruled out by the offside flag as the game entered the final 20 minutes, before Welbeck looped his header onto the roof of the net.

The pace of Welbeck soon opened up Lithuania again and his angled shot was almost bundled into the net by a combination of keeper and defender, before, with 11 minutes left, Albrighton stabbed the ball home at the far post.

Welbeck wrapped up victory when he scored a second in stoppage time.

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United youngsters do well at International level

Chris Smalling, Tom Cleverley and Danny Welbeck all did well for England’s U21 team as they brushed aside Lithuania 3-0 in a European Championship qualifying match. Needing a victory to stand a chance of progressing, the hosts made a prolonged period of pressure tell just after the hour mark when substitute Jack Wilshere set up Danny Welbeck.

Welbeck opened the scoring after good work from Tom Cleverley and Jack Wilshere, before setting up substitute Albrighton for second goal. Wilshire was provider again in added time, his pass back-healed for Welbeck, who added his second and England’s third.

Match details

England (4-4-2): Fielding , Walker, Smalling (Man Utd), Jones, Cleverley, Mancienne, Henderson, Rose, Welbeck , Sturridge (Chelsea).
Subs : Wilshere for Walker, h-t; Albrighton for Cleverley, 64; Cork for Sturridge, 78.
Not used: Kelly, Smithies (g), Muamba, Delfouneso.


Booked : Jones.
Lithuania (4-4-2): Cerniauskas; Vaitkunas, Klimavicius, Fridrikas, Andriuskevicius; Chvedukas, Urbaitis (Mastianica, 71), Cernych (Brokas, 82), Novikovas; Zulpa, Eliosius.
Not used : Vitkauskas, Miskinis, Biskys, Jasaitis, Gailius.
Booked : Klimavicius, Eliosius.

[Oom Panda]

Ancurrrr.... Cleverley pas foto bareng mirip aje ma Becks... Wkwkwkwkwk...

[Oom Panda]

Btw... Baju inggris yg baru kaya baju koko... Hahaha...

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VIDEO and expert opinion on Bebe’s performance against Macedonia
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Bebe opens his International account against macedonia

Bebé scored his first International goal for Portugal in a 3-1 victory over Macedonia with a left-footed effort from the edge of the penalty area on 23 minutes. Starting the game wide on the left, Bebe looked livelier than against England’s U21 team and was eager to impress, which showed in his movement on the pitch and challenging for loose balls.

Top Norwegian scout and football consultant, Tor-Kristian Karlsen, followed the match and revealed some of his thoughts on Bebe via social networking site, Twitter. Karlsen was quite impressed with the way he timed his runs from wide to central areas to get into goal-scoring positions and also commented on Bebe’s physique: “real handful when he gets into his stride (though technique/tactical lets him down)”

However, Karlsen still feels that Bebe’s tactical and positional awareness needs improvement and that Bebe was “less effective in positioning himself in order to get into the game”. His one vs one skills are unquestionable, but is less effective in the middle due to limited tactical understanding and close control/technique”

“Bebé was effective when allowed to roam wide, needs acres of space ahead of him. very pacy, strong and direct. better movement today. As we know, he’s rough around the edges – shooting technique, heading (coordination, jumping technique) need serious fine tuning, but pace, directness can potentially scare living daylight out of defenders (esp. when coming off bench).

Well, that basically sounds to me like a player who has a lot of potential, but is still rough around the edges, but is not a flop or a dud as the Daily Mail would have us believe.