Men's U-15

7 - 0

El Salvador

Bradenton, Florida | IMG Center

Attendance: 50

70+1'

canm15 goal by Theo Afework (assist by Luca Accettola))
Malick Daouda
Loïc Cloutier

65'
canm15 goal by Hugo Mbongue Mbongue (assist by Theo Afework)) Hugo Mbongue

65'
Renaud Caron
Joshua Gordon

51'
Charles-Étienne Volcy
Jean-Aniel Assi

51'
canm15 goal by Jean-Aniel Assi (assist by Goal Scorer)) Jean-Aniel Assi

49'
Luca Accettola
Nathan-Dylan Saliba

48'
Theo Afework
Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty

47'
canm15 goal by Jean-Aniel Assi (assist by Nathan-Dylan Saliba)) Jean-Aniel Assi

43'
33'

canm15 goal by Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty (assist by Maël Henry))
canm15 goal by Hugo Mbongue Mbongue (assist by Marko Stojadinovic)))) Hugo Mbongue

24'
canm15 goal by Hugo Mbongue Mbongue (assist by Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty)))) Hugo Mbongue

22'

Timeline

Men's U-15

KO

KO
22 ' | Hugo Mbongue
24 ' | Hugo Mbongue
33 ' |
43 ' | Jean-Aniel Assi
HT

HT
47 ' | Theo Afework - Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty
48 ' | Luca Accettola - Nathan-Dylan Saliba
49 ' | Jean-Aniel Assi
51 ' | Charles-Étienne Volcy - Jean-Aniel Assi
51 ' | Renaud Caron - Joshua Gordon
65 ' | Hugo Mbongue
65 ' | Malick Daouda - Loïc Cloutier
70+1 ' |
FT

FT

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El Salvador

Match Report

Canada opened with a big 7:0 win over El Salvador at the 2019 Concacaf Boys' Under-15 Championship. Hugo Mbongue Mbongue (three), Jean-Aniel Assi (two), Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty and Theo Afework were the goalscorers.

It was the first of three group matches in four days for Canada, with all three 70-minute matches played at IMG Center in Bradenton, FL, USA. The 4 August win over El Salvador will be followed by matches against Slovenia on 5 August and Guadeloupe on 7 August.

It took just over 20 minutes, but Canada were then quickly up 2-0 on a pair of goals by Mbongue Mbongue in the 22nd and 24th minutes. He scored the first goal on a pass from right winger Marshall-Rutty and his second goal on a pass from leftback Marko Stojadinovic. He nearly made it 3-0 on a cross from Maël Henry on the right, but Mbongue Mbongue put it just over the bar.

In the 32nd minute, Henry assisted on the Marshall-Rutty 3-0 goal with a cross from the left side. Marshall-Rutty headed the ball into the back of the net. Early in the second half, Henry nearly scored on a pass from Mbongue Mbongue, but he hit it just wide.

In the 43rd minute, Assi scored his first goal on a pass from Nathan-Dylan Saliba. Six minutes later after El Salvador goalkeeper Sergio Sibrian made an initial save on a Marshall-Rutty attempt, Assi knocked in the rebound for his second goal and a 5-0 lead.

In the 51st minute, El Salvador had their best chance, but goalkeeper Dino Bontis tipped the shot over the bar.

Sibrian then took his turn with a series of saves, once on a chip by Henry, moments later on a chance from Charles-Étienne Volcy, and then again on a shot from Theo Afework.

In the 65th minute, Mbongue Mbongue completed his hat trick on a pass from Afework. Finally in the 71st minute, Afework made it 7-0 on a pass from Luca Accettola.

LINEUP & NOTES:

Canada's starting XI featured Dino Bontis in goal, Joshua Gordon at right back, Matteo Campagna and Loïc Cloutier at centre back, Marko Stojadinovic at left back, and Jordan Alvarez, Maël Henry, Nathan-Dylan Saliba, Jahkeele Marshall-Rutty, Jean-Aniel Assi, and Hugo Mbongue Mbongue from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, coach Eric Tenllado replaced Marshall-Rutty with Theo Afework (47'), Saliba with Luca Accettola (48'), Assi with Charles-Étienne Volcy (51'), Gordon with Renaud Caron (51'), and Cloutier with Malick Daouda (65').

El Salvador's starting XI featured Sergio Sibrian in goal, Rene Dueñas at right back, Carlos Peña and Francisco Peraza at centre back, Robin Méndez at left back, Elias Gámez, Anderson Galdámez, Wilber Andrade, and Julio Paulino in the midfield, and Steven Guerra and Bryan Peraza up front.

In the first half, coach Adolfo Morataya replaced Andrade with Mario Ortiz (32'); in the second half, Morataya replaced Galdámez with Alejandro Cruz (36'), Francisco Peraza with Christopher Molina (51'), Dueñas with Kennet Rodríguez (60'), and Peña with Salvador Portillo (61').