Men's U-15

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Mexico

Bradenton, Florida | IMG Center

Attendance: 50

Nicolas Desjardins
Tomas Ribeiro

67'
Julian Accettola
Sean Rea

63'
Trivine Esprit
Ralph Priso

57'
52'

Mexico goal by Kevin Ortega
37'

Mexico goal by Sergio Gamez
36'

CANADA Matthew Radivojsa hits the crossbar
Matthew Radivojsa
Malik Henry

36'
Deandre Kerr
Brandon Phelps

36'
25'

Mexico goal by Andres Tellez
15'

Mexico hits the crossbar.

Timeline

Men's U-15

KO

KO
15 ' | Mexico hits the crossbar.
25 ' |
36 ' | Deandre Kerr - Brandon Phelps
36 ' | Matthew Radivojsa - Malik Henry
36 ' | CANADA Matthew Radivojsa hits the crossbar
37 ' |
52 ' |
57 ' | Trivine Esprit - Ralph Priso
63 ' | Julian Accettola - Sean Rea
67 ' | Nicolas Desjardins - Tomas Ribeiro
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Match Report

Canada fell 0:3 to Mexico in the semi-finals of the 2017 CONCACAF Boys' Under-15 Championship in Bradenton, FL, USA. Down 0-1 at the half, Canada hit the crossbar in the opening minute of the second half before the winners doubled their lead on the ensuing attack the other way.

Andres Tellez scored Mexico's goal in the first half (25') before Sergio Gamez (36') and Kevin Ortega (52') completed the scoring in the second half. Mexico also hit the crossbar in the first half while Radivojsa hit the crossbar in the early moments of the second half.

Canada finished the CONCACAF Boys' Under-15 Championship with two wins and two losses, having played four matches in five days.

LINEUP:
Canada's starting XI featured Marc Kouadio in goal, Nathan Demian at right back, Maxime Bourgeois and Cameron Da Silva at centre back, Brandon Phelps at left back, and Jérémie Omeongo-Nkoy, Ralph Priso-Mbongue, Sean Rea, Jayden Nelson, Malik Henry, and Tomas Ribeiro from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, coach Paul Stalteri replaced Phelps with Deandre Kerr (36'), Henry with Matthew Radivojsa (36'), Priso-Mbongue with Trivine Esprit (57'), Rea with Julian Accettola (63'), and Ribeiro with Nicolas Desjardins (67').

Mexico's starting XI featured Arturo Delgado (goal), Leonardo Vilchis, Jorge Garcia, Jesus Gomez, Jose Ruiz, Kevin Mariscal, Ever Corona, Kevin Ortega, Sergio Gamez, Leonardo Correa, and Andres Tellez.