Men's U-15

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USA

Bradenton, Florida | IMG Center

Attendance: 250

Matthew Radivojsa
Sean Rea

67'
63'

USA hits crossbar from GK Ivan Hirankunda tip save.
Malik Henry
Jérémie Omeonga Nkoy

53'
Tomas Ribeiro
Ralph Priso

45'
Rafael Pinzon
Julian Accettola

36'
Brandon Phelps
Deandre Kerr

36'
Nathan Demian
Trivine Esprit

36'
33'

USA goal by Goal Scorer (assist by Goal Scorer))))
31'

USA goal by Goal Scorer (assist by Goal Scorer))))
22'

Ralph Priso-Mbongue hits outside of post with FK

Timeline

Men's U-15

KO

KO
22 ' | Ralph Priso-Mbongue hits outside of post with FK
31 ' |
33 ' |
36 ' | Nathan Demian - Trivine Esprit
36 ' | Brandon Phelps - Deandre Kerr
36 ' | Rafael Pinzon - Julian Accettola
45 ' | Tomas Ribeiro - Ralph Priso
53 ' | Malik Henry - Jérémie Omeonga Nkoy
63 ' | USA hits crossbar from GK Ivan Hirankunda tip save.
67 ' | Matthew Radivojsa - Sean Rea
FT

FT

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Match Report

Canada fell 0:2 to USA in the opening match of the CONCACAF Boys' Under-15 Championship, conceding twice in the last five minutes of the first half. Canada hit the outside of the post in the first half and had another terrific chance just roll wide in the second half.

Canada face USA, Costa Rica and Trinidad and Tobago in three matches over four days at the CONCACAF Boys' Under-15 Championship. Each match is 70 minutes in length.

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Canada's starting XI featured Ivan Hirankunda in goal, Trivine Esprit at right back, Maxime Bourgeois and Cameron DaSilva at centre back, Deandre Kerr at left back, and Jérémie Omeongo-Nkoy, Ralph Priso-Mbongue, Jayden Nelson, Nicolas Desjardins, Sean Rea, and Julian Accettola from the midfield up through to the attack.

In the second half, coach Paul Stalteri replaced Esprit with Nathan Demian (36'), Kerr with Brandon Phelps (36'), Accettola with Rafael Pinzon (36'), Priso-Mbongue with Tomas Ribeiro, and Omeonga-Nkoy with Malik Henry.

USA's starting XI featured Damian Las (goal), Joseph Scally, George Bello, Axel Alejandre, Mason Judge, Peter Stroud, Giovanni Reyna, Joshua Atencio, Giancula Busio, Gilbert Fuentes, and Julian Gaines.