SPANISH FOOTBALL PROMISE | JESE

Continuing with posts that highlight some upcoming & bright young SPANISH FOOTBALL talent, today we give the stage to JESE RODRIGUEZ RUIZ. Born in the Canary Islands back in 16.02.1993 the player was brought over to REAL MADRID CF when he was scoring more than 100 goals a season at the junior levels at Club Hurracan. 

Jese

Big talent that is accompanied by a "hot" character the youngster is slowly maturing both as a person & player to the stage that he got some minutes (scored on the last pre-season China tour ) with the senior Real Madrid team under Coach Mourinho. Explosive forward that helped lift the Real Madrid B team - Castilla - into the 2º Division with 10 goals, Jese has "exploded" during the U-19 European Championships.

Maximum Spanish & U-19 European tournament goalscorer (Golden Boot) with five goals, the Spanish International was also voted MVP of the Final which Spain won 1- 0 against Greece with his goal.

This does not guarantee anything at Real Madrid, many young forward stars have had to leave to find a place in Spanish Football. Roberto Soldado ( Valencia CF ), Alvaro Negredo (Sevilla FC) & Juan Mata ( Chelesea FC) are just three - now - big names. Up to Jese to find & fight for his place.

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SPAIN DEFEATS BELGIUM 1 - 4 | U - 19 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP | GROUP B

The SPANISH FOOTBALL U-19 TEAM defeated BELGIUM 1 - 4 in todays EUROPEAN U-19 CAHMPIONSHIP Group B match held in Rumania. The game was cancelled yesterday after severe weather conditions stopped the match in the 18th min with Spain leading 0 - 1.

Spain U-19 Football 

The "re-match" started well for Spain ( bad for Belgium ) when in the 11th min the Belgium goalkeeper Casteels was sent off with a red card for fouling Spanish player Deulofeu. MORATA took the penalty & scored in the 14th min to put Spain ahead. With a numerical advantage Spain dominated the match & created chances, but in the the 48th min & against the grain a terrible mistake by Spanish goalkeeper Badia allowed a long range shot by Belgium player CUVELIER to equalize.

This shook the Spaniards & they really did not recover until ALCACER scored the second for Spain in the 65th min. From here Spain recomposed themselves & began rolling the machine with excellent football. The third came in the 91st min after MUÑIZ scored a "screamer" & the fourth in the 93rd min via MORATA. Special mention for the performance of Deulofeu, Aurtenetxe & Ruben Pardo

Spain takes Top spot of Group B & the important three points that serve as a tranquillizer for the remaining matches. Great start!


Details:
1 - Belgium:
Koen Casteels; Pierre-Yves Ngawa, Dino Arslanagic (Thomas Kaminski, m.14), Laurens De Bock, Jannes Vansteenkiste; Tom Pietermaat, Jore Trompet, Hannes Van der Bruggen, Florent Cuvelier; Maxime Lestienne (Igor Vetokele, m.77) & Thorgan Hazard (Alessandro Cerigioni, m.66)

4 - Spain:

Edgar Badía; Sergi Gómez, Ignasi Miquel, Jon Aurtenetxe, Albert Blázquez (Daniel Carvajal, m.64); Rubén Pardo, Alex Fernández, Pablo Sarabia, Juanmi Jiménez (Paco Alcácer, m.50); Gerard Deulofeu (Juan Muñiz, m.61) & Álvaro Morata

Goals: 1-0, m.15: Sarabia,penalty; 1-1, m.46: Cuvelier; 2-1, m.65: Alcácer; 3-1, m.91: Muñiz; 4-1, m.93: Morata

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U-19 EURO CHAMPIONSHIPS 2011 | SPAIN - BELGIUM CANCELLED DUE TO WEATHER

An almost "biblical" rain storm has cancelled the U-19 European Championship Group B game between the SPANISH FOOTBALL NATIONAL team & their BELGIUM counterparts in Rumania this afternoon.

Huge rain storm : U- 19 Spain vs Belgium cancelled 

The English referee decided to halt play after lighting & torrential rain covered the Football ground in the 18th min & with Spain winning 1 - 0 thanks to a goal by ALVARO MORATA. The weather conditions got worst & thus the referee cancelled the match fearing danger & will be replayed tomorrow at 18.00.

However due to UEFA regulations the match will be restarted with a 0 - 0 scoreline & not 1-0 in Spain´s favour when originally called off. Strange as it may sound it is 100% a UEFA regulation.
Spain gets off in its Group B & U - 19 Euro adventure in "strange" circumstances as the youngsters attempt to live up to the success of their U-21 Squad counterparts whom won the recent Euro Title in Denmark.
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PRE - EUROPEAN FOOTBALL U-19 QUALIFIERS | SPAIN 2 SWITZERLAND 1

The SPANISH NATIONAL FOOTBALL U-19 TEAM got off to a great start in the Pre-Euro qualifiers with a 2 - 1 victory over SWITZERLAND. Spain has also Montenegro & England in their Group with the Top placed nation being the only team that goes into the upcoming U-19 EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPS in Rumania.

The young Spaniards played a good match with two goals coming from JUANMI & ISCO, & the only goal for the Swiss via an own goal from Spaniard & defender AMAT (details below).

Spain plays Montenegro next Thursday. 

Real Madrid Spanish U-19 International Morata

Spain 2: Edgar Badía; Albert Blázquez (Carvajal, m.88), Jordi Amat, Sergi Gómez, Marc Muniesa, Koke, Rubén Pardo (Isco, M.68), Sergi Roberto, Juanmi, Pablo Sarabia (Gerard Delofeu, m.81) & Álvaro Morata.


Switzerland 1: Siegrist; Goncalves, Decarli, Veseli, Benito, Nimeley (Josip Drmic, m.46), Grether (Kamber, m.72), Facchinetti, Buff, Rodríguez & Seferovic.


Goals: 1-0, m.3: Juanmi. 2-0, m.74: Isco. 2-1, m.77: Jordi Amat, own goal. Tweet

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SPAIN LOSES 2 - 1 TO FRANCE IN THE U19 EURO CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL

France defeated Spain 2-1 in the Final of the U19 European Championships. Great game from the local team & hosts who managed to win with their physical strength over the Spanish “touch-ball” style.

Spain was the winner in the first half putting in an exhausting 45 min of domination play that earned them a goal. However the second half was a complete different story with France taking advantage of the Spanish tiredness & scoring twice to take the final & the U19 Euro title.

A grand effort by the Spanish U19 Team to get to the final who were defeated by the better team – France – on this occasion.

Details:

France 2: Diallo; Nego, Faure, Kolodziejczak, Mavinga; Fofana, Coquelin, Sunu (Lacazette, min. 70); Griezman (Tafer, min. 45), Bakambu & Kakuta.

Spain 1: Alex; Montoya, Pulido (Calvente, min. 86), Bartra, Planas; Canales, Thiago, Romeu, Pacheco, Keko (Muniaín, min. 63); & Rodri (Rochina, min. 73).

Goals: 0 - 1, min. 18 Rodri; 1 - 1, min. 50 Sunu; 2 - 1, min. 85. Lacazette. Tweet

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