Women's U-15

6 - 0

Venezuela

Orlando, Florida | ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex

Attendance: 75

70+1'

Venezuela hit the crossbar after Sophie Guilmette tip save
CANADA goal by Teni Akindoju (assist by Julianne Vallerand))))) Teni Akindoju

61'
Bella Hanisch
Caitlin Shaw

60'
Lara Kazandjian
Mya Jones

53'
Teni Akindoju
Jayde Riviere

50'
CANADA goal by Mya Jones (assist by Jordyn Huitema))))) Mya Jones

48'
Sydney Kennedy
Aaliyah Scott

46'
CANADA goal by Julianne Vallerand Julianne Vallerand

40'
36'

Venezuela caution
Julia Kostecki
Alexia Cajilig

36'
CANADA goal by Jayde Riviere (assist by Julianne Vallerand))))) Jayde Riviere

30'
CANADA goal by Maya Ladhani Maya Ladhani

20'
CANADA goal by Aaliyah Scott (assist by Jordan Huitema))) Aaliyah Scott

13'

Timeline

Women's U-15

KO

KO
13 ' | Aaliyah Scott
20 ' | Maya Ladhani
30 ' | Jayde Riviere
36 ' | Julia Kostecki - Alexia Cajilig
36 ' |
40 ' | Julianne Vallerand
HT

HT
46 ' | Sydney Kennedy - Aaliyah Scott
48 ' | Mya Jones
50 ' | Teni Akindoju - Jayde Riviere
53 ' | Lara Kazandjian - Mya Jones
60 ' | Bella Hanisch - Caitlin Shaw
61 ' | Teni Akindoju
70+1 ' | Venezuela hit the crossbar after Sophie Guilmette tip save
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Venezuela

Match Report

Canada won 6:0 over Venezuela in the opening match of the 2016 CONCACAF Girls’ Under-15 Championship in Orlando, FL, USA. Canada scored three times on either side of the half-time whistle. Aaliyah Scott (9’), Maya Ladhani (20’), Jayde Riviere (31’), Julianne Valerand (41’), Mya Jones (49'), and Teni Akindoju (61’) were the goalscorers for Canada in the 9 August match in Orlando, FL, USA.

FIRST HALF:

Canada controlled possession and opportunities throughout the first half. They went up 1-0 in the ninth minute after a run and left-footed shot from Aaliyah Scott from about 12 yards out.

On the second goal, Ladhani avoided a sliding challenge before slotting the ball up field to Huitema for the shot on target. Goalkeeper Aranzha Aguiar made the save, but Ladhani was on the spot to crash it in for a 2-0 lead.

Ten minutes later, Rivere made it 3-0 after a nice move by Julianne Vallerand in the midfield. Vallerand created space for herself, then found Riviere wide open on the right who then slotted it past the goalkeeper.

SECOND HALF:

Canada added three more goals in the second half, with Julianne Valerand making it 4-0 in the 40th minute. From a Jayde Riviere corner kick, the ball bounced around a little before Vallerand struck it in from inside the six-yard box.

In the 48th minute, Mya Jones scored after dribbling around the goalkeeper. Huitema had sent Jones forward with a nifty chip pass.

In the 61st minute, Teni Akindoju completed the scoring after she calmly stepped around the goalkeeper after a pass forward from Ladhani.

Late in the match, Venezuela had their best chance saved twice by goalkeeper Sophie Guilmette. After an initial shot was tipped off the goalkeeper, Guilmette dove to save the Venezuela rebound from a header.

LINEUPS & NOTES:

Canada’s starting XI featured Sophie Guilmette in goal, Alexia Cajilig at right back, Olivia Scott and Maya Antoine at centre back, Julianne Vallerand at left back, and Mya Jones, Caitlin Shaw, Maya Ladhani, Aaliya Scott, Jordyn Huitema, and Jayde Riviere from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, Canada’s co-coaches Joey Lombardi and Carmelina Moscato replaced Cajilig with Julia Kostecki (36’), Aaliyah Scott with Sydney Kennedy (46’), Riviere with Teni Akindoju (50’), Jones with Lara Kazandjian (53’), and Shaw with Isabella Hanisch (60’).

Venezuela’s starting XI featured Aranzha Aguiar in goal, Andreina Rodriguez at right back, Daniela Martinez and Valentina Salvatierra at centre back, Liurca Guacare at left back, Maria Cazorla, Mariangel Delgado, and Eulimar Chirinos at midfield, and Daniela Rodriguez, Keisy Rondon, and Alessia Bianchini up front.

Throughout the match, coach Enmanuel Claudio replaced Daniela Rodriguez with Analeis Diaz (23’), Guacara with Maria Davile (41'), Chirinos with Lady Vera (48’), Rondon with Sofia Bolivar (56’).

From the 70-minute match, referee Danielle Chesky only cautioned one Venezuela player (Daniela Martinez 37'). The Tuesday morning match played at Field 16 at ESPN Wide World of Sports was watched by apprixmately 75 fans.