Women's U-20

7 - 0

Jamaica

San Pedro Sula, Honduras | Escuela Internacional Sampedrana

Attendance: 45

canw20 Goal: Taylor, Pryce. Assist: Goal Scorer Taylor Pryce

80'
canw20 Goal: Vital, Kats. Assist: Emma, Regan Vital Kats

70'
Emma Regan
Marike Mousset

69'
Vital Kats
Sarah Kinzner

69'
canw20 Goal: Taylor, Pryce. Assist: Alex, Lamontagne Taylor Pryce

68'
Sarah Feola
Shana Flynn

61'
canw20 Goal: Taylor, Pryce. Assist: Alex, Lamontagne Taylor Pryce

50'
37'

canw20 Alex Lamontagne hits the post from a tight angle after a rebound.
32'

Caution: Deneisha Blackwood (Jamaica)
canw20 Goal: Shana, Flynn. Assist: Goal Scorer Shana Flynn

27'
canw20 Goal: Sarah, Kinzner. Assist: Goal Scorer Sarah Kinzner

21'
canw20 Goal: Sura, Yekka. Assist: Goal Scorer Sura Yekka

4'

Timeline

Women's U-20

KO

KO
4 ' | Sura Yekka
21 ' | Sarah Kinzner
27 ' | Shana Flynn
32 ' |
37 ' | canw20 Alex Lamontagne hits the post from a tight angle after a rebound.
HT

HT
50 ' | Taylor Pryce
61 ' | Sarah Feola - Shana Flynn
68 ' | Taylor Pryce
69 ' | Vital Kats - Sarah Kinzner
69 ' | Emma Regan - Marike Mousset
70 ' | Vital Kats
80 ' | Taylor Pryce
FT

FT

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Jamaica

Match Report

Canada ‎won 7:0 over Jamaica on the second match day of the 2015 CONCACAF Women's Under-20 Championship. The victory secured another three points and earned Canada a place in the semi-final stage where they can book a spot in the FIFA U-20 Women's World Cup Papua New Guinea 2016.

Taylor Pryce led the way with a second-half hat trick (50', 68', 80') while goalkeeper Rylee Foster and her defence line posted another clean sheet. Sura Yekka (4'), Sarah Kinzner (21') and Shana Flynn (27') scored in the first half while substitute Vital Kats (69') scored moments after her entry in the second half.

The Sunday morning match was played at the Escuela Internacional Samprenada in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. The match was originally scheduled for Saturday 5 December, but it was postponed by one day after inclement w‎eather left the Estadio Olimpico Metropolitano in unplayable condition.

Canada's goalscoring started early on, with a Yekka long shot from the right side beating the goalkeeper off her line.

On the second goal, Sarah Stratigakis stepped over the ball and let Sarah Kinzner blast it low and past the goalkeeper for a 2-0 lead. Kinzner bent her right-footed shot‎ around the five-player wall and beyond the diving Ricketts.

Then before the half-hour mark, Shana Flynn made it 3-0 with a right-footed blast from the penalty spot. Flynn went top right with her shot.

In the second half, ‎Pryce scored her first after Lamontagne was played down the left side and cut a pass back from the touch line. Pryce was in perfect position to tap it in with her left foot.

Pryce then scored again on another pass from Lamontagne 18 minutes later. With almost an identical run, Lamontagne cut the ball back to the top of the box where this time Pryce struck it in with her right foot.

Moments later, a Canadian double substitution produced immediate results: right back Emma Regan crossed a ball that bounced past Ricketts and into the path of Vital Kats who headed it in.

At last with 10 minutes left to play, Pryce rounded out the scoring with her third of the game. Sarah Stratigakis cut the Jamaican defence with her pass forward so that Pryce could one-time a right‎-footed blast past Ricketts.

LINEUPS:

Canada’s starting XI featured Rylee Foster in goal, Sura Yekka at right back, Bianca St-Georges and Mika Richards at centre back, Marike Mousset at left back, and Ashley Moreira, Sarah Stratigakis, Sarah Kinzner, Alex Lamontagne, Shana Flynn, and Taylor Pryce from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, coach Daniel Worthington replaced Flynn with Sarah Feola (61') and both Mousset and Kinzner with Emma Regan and Vital Kats (69').

Jamaica’s starting XI featured Shanay Ricketts in goal, Dominique Bond-Fasa at right back, Rachel Walters and Tiffany Robinson at centre back, Konya Plummer at left back, and Khadija Shaw, Jorja Hughes, Oshay Nelson-Lawes, Chanel Hudson-Marks, Asia Lee-Fatt, and Deneisha Blackwood from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, coach Hubert Busby replaced Lee-Fatt‎ with Asheina Nelson (46'), Robinson with Jessica Johnson (71'), and captain Shaw with Shanhaine Nelson (80').