Courtesy of:- Ray Lo, and the Spurs List.
Terborg Toernooi - Day Two
Sportpark De Paasberg, Terborg
Saturday 21st May 2016, 12 noon
Feyenoord v Tottenham Hotspur
3(1) 1(1) (Oteh)
Ramon ten Hove 1 Thomas McDermott
Melvin Kingsale 2 Joseph Muscatt
Stef Gronsveld 3 Joy Mukena
Mats Knoester 4 Anton Walkes
Amir Absalem 5 Christian Maghoma
Rick van der Meer 6 Japhet Tanganga
Rashaan Fernandes 7 George Marsh
Gustavo Hamer 8 Charlie Owens
Nigel Robertha 9 Jake Roles
Mo El Hankouri 10 Joseph Pritchard
Emil Hansson 11 Cy Goddard
Robin Zwartjens 12 Zenon Stylianides
13 Brandon Austin
Danny van Haarent 14 Samuel Shashoua
Jordy Den Hoedt 15 Dylan Duncan
Donat Pavataj 16 Shilow Tracey
Salih Anez 17 Aramide Oteh
Marlon Slabbekoom 18 Kazaiah Sterling
Fabian Korporaal 19 Jaden Brown
20 Keanan Bennetts
Coach:-
M. Koning J. McDermott
For the second group game Spurs lined up with Austin in goal behind Mukena and Marsh with Muscatt at right back and Brown on the left. Owens anchored the midfield with Stylianides alongside him while Roles was ahead of them flanked by Duncan on the right and Goddard on the left in support of Oteh up front.
I missed the first half in which Spurs scored first through Oteh with Feyenoord equalising a couple of minutes later.
Early in the second half Spurs made two changes with Pritchard replacing Roles and Walkes coming on for Stylianides. Owens was booked for a foul on Hankouri running through the middle. Zwartjens saw his header blocked at a corner before Shashoua replaced Duncan on the left. Shashoua soon had a chance when Oteh got round the back on the right and had his effort blocked, with the little wideman firing wide following up.
Sterling replaced Oteh but the Dutch team went ahead following a shot that knocked Muscatt on his back. Slabbekoorn drove in again with Austin not holding the ball allowing Robertha to fire in at the far post. With time running out Spurs pushed forward and when an attack was cleared Mukena failed to clear leaving Feyenoord with a two on one situation and Hamer played in Robertha to seal the win with his second and Feyenoord's third with a minute to go.
Saturday 21st May 2016, 5pm
Tottenham Hotspur v Atletico Mineiro
1(0) 1(0)
(Oteh)
Thomas McDermott 1 Cleiton Schwengber
Joseph Muscatt 2 Adson Felipe Marques da Silva
Joy Mukena 3 Joao Victor da Silva Marcelino
Anton Walkes 4 Nathanael Ananias da Silva
Christian Maghoma 5 Pedro Santos Filho
Japhet Tanganga 6 Cesar de Sao Jose Morais
George Marsh 7 Joao Victor da Vitoria Fernandes
Charlie Owens 8 Matheus Roldan Santos
Jack Roles 9 Joao Vitor Brandao Figueiredo
Joseph Pritchard 10 Thalis Henrique Cantanhede
Cy Goddard 11 Daniel dos Santos Penha
Zenon Stylianides 12
Brandon Austin 13 Jordan Anselmo Cardoso
Samuel Shashoua 14 Gilvan Lima de Oliveira
Dylan Duncan 15 Ralph Machado Dias
Shilow Tracey 16 Marco Tulio Oliveira Lemos
Aramide Oteh 17 Otavio Ferreira de Aquino
Kazaiah Sterling 18 Flavio Augusto de Castro
Jaden Brown 19
Keanan Bennetts 20 Thiago Henrique Fernandes Valle
Coach:-
J. McDermott D. S. Giacomini
The final group match saw Spurs having little to play for because they were equal on points with Nacional de Colombia and needed to not lose by more than one goal to finish third against the group leaders Atletico.
Spurs lined up with McDermott in goal behind Tanganga and Maghoma with Tracey at right back and Mukena on the left. Marsh anchored the midfield with Walkes alongside him and Goddard ahead of them flanked by Duncan on the right and Shashoua on the left in support of Oteh up front.
Spurs kicked off the match attacking the West end in warm sunshine.The first half was played in the middle third with just the one chance on goal when de Castro was played in on the right but shot wide as he lost his balance.
The second half was more open as Lemos fired wide in the first minute. This was followed by Spurs making a double change with Stylianides replacing Marsh in midfield and Pritchard taking over from Tracey at right back.They were soon followed by Roles on in place of Goddard and Owens on for Duncan.
Atletico won a penalty for handball when Tanganga went to ground in the area blocking a shot. Castro scored from the spot low to McDermott's left. Spurs were level three minutes later when a long ball from Maghoma caused problems for the Brazilians with Valle and Marques de Silva colliding as they challenged Oteh for the ball, leaving the Spurs striker to get the ball and hit it into an empty net.
Castro fired wide and Marques de Silva shot over from a quickly taken free kick. With time running out Aquino fired wide and Roles was booked for kicking the ball at a Brazilian defender who had not moved away from a free kick. This was interesting as usually the defender gets booked for not retreating ten yards. After the kick was re-taken the ref blew for time and Spurs had the point to make sure of third place in the group.
Group 2 - Final table
P W D L F-A Pts.
Atletico Mineiro 3 2 1 0 6-2 7
Feyenoord 3 1 1 1 4-4 4
Tottenham 3 0 2 1 2-4 2
Nacional 3 0 1 2 2-4 1
Spurs play Chelsea in the 5th/6th place play-off game on Sunday.
Ray
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· Terborg Tournament 2016 - Day One
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