Match Schedule – Ten Nations Tournament - La Manga - Spain

 

Monday 9th March 2009

Scotland 1-1 Denmark

Scotland held Denmark to a 1-1 draw, with both goals coming in the first quarter of the game. Elizabet Madjarac put the Danes ahead on 10 minutes, Tammy Harkin equalised after 22 minutes.

 Coach Shelly Kerr said "We had a nervous start to the game and I think that maybe the team were a little bit daunted by playing such a quality team.

"However, we soon came back into it and we were much more settled and organised. We have been working very hard on keeping our shape and discipline and I thought that we defended very well and looked dangerous going forward.

"Overall, it was an excellent team performance and, with a bit more luck in front of goal, we could have come away with a win.

"All in all, a good day's work for the team."

The Scots take on Norway in their next match on March 11.

Netherlands 0-1 England

England began their La Manga U19 tournament with a 1-0 win over the Netherlands, Jade Moore hitting the winner 10 minutes from time.
England: Ashley Baker, Lucy Bronze, (Steph Marsh, 81), Chelsea Weston, Gilly Flaherty, Michelle Hinnigan (Capt), Kerys Harrop, Toni Duggan, Remi Allen, Chloe Roberts, (Isobel Christiansen, 61), Jade Moore, Demi Stokes, (Abbie Prosser, 76).

France 2-1 Sweden

Fanny Tenret bagged a brace as France won 2-1, Sweden's scorer was Emma Åberg-Zingmark, while Germany defeated Italy 4-0. Dzsenifer Marozsan's 20th minute goal was added to in the second-half by a Lena Wermelt double and one from Bianca Joswiak

 
Norway 2-3 USA

The USA stormed into a 3-0 lead against Norway after only 13 minutes a, Kristen Mewis opened the scoring on 10 minutes, with a quickfire double following from Maya Hayes and Sidney Leroux. Norway responded through June Tårnes in the 27th minute, who scored a second goal with four minutes remaining but the USA held out for a 3-2 win.

Germany 4-0 Italy

Germany defeated Italy 4-0. Dzsenifer Marozsan's 20th minute goal was added to in the second-half by a Lena Wermelt double and one from Bianca Joswiak.

Wednesday 11th March 2009

USA 1-1 France

France came close to posting a victory over the USA, Fanny Tenret setting up Kenza Dali to give Les Blues a 73rd minute advantage. But 4 minutes into time added on, Zakiya Bywaters took advantage of a defensive misunderstanding to level the scores.

Denmark 0-1 Italy

Italy bounced back for a 4-0 defeat to Germany to record a 1-0 success over Denmark. Ferrandi's 2nd minute effort proved enough to take the points.

Sweden 0-1 Netherlands

A goal by Renate Jansen 18 minutes in was sufficient for the Netherlands to defeat Sweden.

Germany 3-2 England

England were edged out 3-2 by Germany in the second round of games at the La Manga U19 Tournament. With only 3 minutes played, Stefanie Mirlach put Germany ahead. England fought back and forced an equaliser after 37 minutes through Isobel Christiansen. However, just before the interval, Mirlach struck again to regain the lead for Germany. The game was level again as England replied 3 minutes after the restart but Hasret Kayikci's 60th minute goal was decisive

Scotland 0-4 Norway

Scotland went down 4-0 to Norway, with Cecilie Pedersen striking on 27 minutes, Caroline Bakke and a second from Pedersen taking the lead to 3-0 at half-time. Hege Hansen completed the scoring late on.

 

Friday 13th March 2009

Italy 4-4 Norway

Norway shared eight goals with Italy in a see-saw match that saw the Norwegians recover from 2-1 down to lead 4-2, before conceding two goals in the final 12 minutes. Hege Hansen gave Norway an early lead, Sabrina Marchese levelled before the break and Tatiana Bonetti then put Italy ahead on 55 minutes. Norway hit back in devastating fashion, with three goals in four minutes; Kristine Hegland equalised and June Tårnes added a brace. But still Italy repsonded, firstly through Giulia Sarrandi and then Tatiana Bonetti 88th minute leveller.

Scotland 1-2 Sweden

Scotland took a 17th minute lead against Sweden but then found themselves trailing 2-1 10 minutes later. Emilia Appelquist equalised on 24 minutes and Catrine Johansson hit what proved to be the winner.

 

USA 0-2 Germany

 Germany won 2-0 against the USA, with scoring both goals in the last 20 minutes. The game was played at a fast pace but produced few scoring opportunities. But Svenja Huth and Anne Bartke combined to set up the opening goal for Dzsenifer Marozsan, who then settled the match with her second 10 minutes later.

France 3-0 Netherlands

 France beat the Netherlands 3-0 but had to await until the final minutes to break the deadlock. Léa Rubio headed home on 85 minutes from Solène Barbance's centre, Kheira Hamraoui doubled the lead and Barbance added a third from a stoppage time corner-kick.

England 2-0 Denmark

England beat Denmark 2-0 in the third and last round of games at the La Manga U19 Tournament. Two second-half goals gave England victory, going in front after 62 minutes, they added a second 5 minutes later.

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SCOTLAND SQUAD  DETAILS

Lee Alexander	Glasgow City L.F.C.
Lucinda Cook	Celtic L.F.C.
Gemma Collier	Forfar Farmington L.F.C.
Sarah Crilly	Hamilton Academical L.F.C.
Lisa Evans	Glasgow City L.F.C.
Cathrena Gallagher	Dundee United L.F.C.
Tammy Harkin	Dundee United L.F.C.
Hayley Lauder	Spartans
Cheryl McCulloch	Hamilton Academical L.F.C.
Lesley McMaster	Rangers Girls F.C.
Lauren McMurchie	Glasgow City L.F.C.
Eilish McSorely	Glasgow City L.F.C.
Emma Mitchell	Glasgow City L.F.C.
Christie Murray	Celtic L.F.C.
Lisa Robertson	Hibernian L.F.C.
Jenna Ross	Rangers Girls F.C.
Rachel Small	Aberdeen L.F.C.
Stacey Williamson	Dundee United L.F.C.