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 Wales U-19 football news.


click here for latest news - 02-Oct- 06, Squad named for Group 10 matches.
 

Milk cup squad update
Karl Yelland (QPR) has replaced Neil Eardley (injured) in the Under 19 Milk Cup squad, the squad travel out on Saturday for next week's tournament.
also
Craig Moses (Merthyr Tydfil) replaces Curtis Mcdonald (Cardiff City) and Chris Maxwell (Wrexham) replaces Steven Cann (Derby County)


Callum Hawthorne (Fulham) has replaced Rhys Taylor (Chelsea). Rhys will be with the Chelsea squad during the Milk Cup tournament.

Revised squad list:

No.

Name

Club

DOB

Position

1.

Callum Hawthorne

Fulham

18.09.89

Goalkeeper

21.

Stephen Cann

Derby County

20.01.88

Goalkeeper

2.

Neal Eardley

Oldham Athletic

06.11.88

Defender

3.

Kyle Graves

Swansea City

01.04.89

Defender

4.

Lloyd James

Southampton

16.02.88

Midfield

5.

James Wilson

Bristol City

26.02.89

Defender

6.

Chris Gunter

Cardiff City

21.07.89

Defender

7.

Alex Darlington

Wrexham

26.12.88

Midfield

8.

Gregg Coombes

CardiffCity

01.03.88

Midfield

9.

Marc Williams

Wrexham

27.07.88

Forward

10.

Kyle Bassett

Cardiff City

10.09.88

Forward

11.

Curtis Mcdonald

Cardiff City

24.03.88

Midfield

12.

Mark Bradley

Walsall

14.01.88

Defender

14.

Matthew Smith

Cardiff City

05.10.88

Defender

15.

Darcy Blake

Cardiff City

13.12.88

Defender

16.

Andy King

Leicester City

29.10.88

Midfield

17.

Joshua Klein Davies

Bristol City

06.07.89

Forward

18.

Grant Basey

Charlton Athletic

30.11.88

Defender


Monday, July 31: Wales v USA (Coleraine Showgrounds, kick off 5pm)
Wednesday, August 2: Wales v Paraguay (Ballymena Showgrounds, kick off 8pm)
Friday, August 4:
5th/6th place play-off (Ballymena Showgrounds, kick off 12pm)
3rd/4th place play-off (Ballymena Showgrounds, kick off 12pm)
The Elite Final (Coleraine Showgrounds, kick off 8pm) (to be televised LIVE on BBC2 NI digital)


Squad named
Wales’s youth manager Brian Flynn has named the following players to represent Wales in the Milk Cup Tournament.

Rhys Taylor (Chelsea), Steven Cann (Derby County), Mark Bradley (Walsall), James Wilson (Bristol City), Kyle Graves (Swansea City), Grant Basey (Charlton Athletic), Darcy Blake (Cardiff City), Chris Gunter (Cardiff City), Gregg Coombes (Cardiff City), Lloyd James (Southampton), Neal Eardley (Oldham Athletic), Curtis Mcdonald (Cardiff City), Andy King (Leicester City), Kyle Bassett (Cardiff City), Marc Williams (Wrexham), Jamie Price (Birmingham City), Matthew Smith (Cardiff City), Joshua Klein-Davies (Bristol City).

Stand by players:
Callum Hawthorne (Fulham), Chris Saunders (Charlton Athletic), Karl Yelland (Queens Park Rangers), Christian Ribeiro (Bristol City), Neil Taylor (Wrexham), Alex Darlington (Wrexham), Craig Moses (Merthyr Tydfil), Michael Chedwyn Evans (Manchester City), Abdi Ahmed (Blackburn Rovers).


Northern Ireland Milk Cup tournament - Draw
31st July – Wales v USA
2nd August – Wales v Paraguay
4th August – Play off matches

Brian Flynn will name his squad in the first week of July.


The Wales Under 19 side will be take part in the 2006 Northern Ireland Milk Cup tournament, the matches will be preparation for the UEFA 2006/2007 Under-19 1st qualifying round matches at the end of October. Also confirmed that the Milk Cup will be the start of the Under 19 preparation schedule, with no friendly matches planned before then.

Wales will be drawn into a 3 team group for the tournament, also in the Under 19 elite section are Northern Ireland, Denmark, Turkey, USA and Paraguay. Draw to be made 30th May. Dates for matches July 31 – August 4.


UEFA 2006/2007 Under-19 1st qualifying fixtures list

Tuesday 31st October 2006 - Czech Republic v Wales
Thursday 02nd November 2006 - Turkey v Wales
Sunday 05th November 2006 - Luxembourg v Wales

posted 11.12.2005. 


UEFA 2006/2007 Under-19 1st qualifying round draw: 31st October – 5th November 2006

Group 10
Turkey, Czech Republic, Luxembourg, Wales.

Luxembourg to host mini tournament.


RESULT: Friday 28th October: Wales 5 San Marino 1, Match played at the St Lazare Stadium, Limoges.

The Under 19s won their final game in Group 7 as they beat San Marino 5-1. Goals were scored by Rob Davies 2, Curtis McDonald, Mark Bradley and Adam Davies. Wales finished the group in third place and failed to qualify for the Elite round.

In the other game, France beat Austria 2-0.

CLICK HERE for UEFA standings page.
 

Team

P

W

D

L

F

A

Pts

France

3

3

0

0

8

1

9

Austria

3

1

1

1

8

2

4

Wales

3

1

1

1

6

4

4

San Marino

3

0

0

3

1

16

0

 



RESULT
: Wednesday 26th October: Wales 0 Austria 0, Match played at the St Lazare Stadium, Limoges.

In Wales' second game in Group 7, Brian Flynn's side drew 0-0 with Austria this afternoon. The Top 2 nations in the group will automatically qualify for the Elite second round, best third placed nation out of 12 groups to also go through.

In the other game, France beat San Marino 3-0.

updated 26.10.2005. 

RESULT: Monday 24th October: France 3 Wales 1, Beaublanc Stadium, Limoges
Other result in Group 7: Austria 8 San Marino 0.

The Wales under 19 side lost 3-1 to France in their first game in Group 7, Wales took the lead after only a minute, thanks to a goal from Cardiff City's Curtis McDonald. France equalised mid way through the first half, France took control in the second half and scored another two goals to run out 3-1 winners. Rob Davies came closest to scoring when the WBA midfielder hit the post. Overall it was a very good performance from Brian Flynn’s side against the group favourites. - from the FAW

Wales line up
Owain Fon Williams, Chris Flynn, Rhoys Wiggins, Lloyd James, Adam Davies, Dean Grubb, Shaun Mcdonald, Dale Williams, Robert Davies, Curtis Mcdonald, Darcey Blake.
Subs: Kyle Letheren, Gareth Bale, Mark Bradley, Neal Eardley, Jamie Price, Gregg Coombes.

updated 24.10.2005. 

Top 2 in the group to automatically qualify for the elite second round, best third placed nation out of 12 groups to also go through.

Derby County defender Lewin Nyatanga has also withdrawn from the U-19 squad. Neal Eardley (Oldham Athletic) has been called up.

earlier

With the withdrawals of Joe Ledley and David Cotterill from the U-19 squad for next week’s UEFA matches, both Scott McCoubrey (Cardiff City) and Jamie Price (Birmingham City) have been called up.


Joe Ledley has been withdrawn from the squad at the request of his club manager. "We'd be without one of out top players and so I'm glad Wales have agreed that he should stay with us." said Caridff City manager Dave Jones.

The following players have been selected to represent Wales in the UEFA Under-19 Tournament, matches to be played in Limoges, Central France, from Monday October 24th – Friday October 28th 2005.

Group 7 Fixtures as follows:

Monday 24th October: France v Wales, Beaublanc Stadium, Limoges. kick off 8pm
Wednesday 26th October: Wales v Austria, St Lazare Stadium, Limoges. kick off 5pm
Friday 28th October: San Marino v Wales, St Lazare Stadium, Limoges. kick off 7pm

PLAYER

CLUB

Owain Fon Williams

Crewe Alexandra

Kyle Letheren

Swansea City

Chris Flynn

Crewe Alexandra

Adam Davies

Cambridge United

Neal Eardley

Oldham Athletic

Rhoys Wiggins

Crystal Palace

Darcy Blake

Cardiff City

Gareth Bale

Southampton

Lloyd James

Southampton

Rob Davies

West Bromwich Albion

Scott McCoubrey

Cardiff City

Shaun Macdonald

Swansea City

Gregg Coombes

Cardiff City

Mark Bradley

Walsall

Dean Grubb

Bristol City

Curtis Mcdonald

Cardiff City

Jamie Price

Brimingham City

Dale Williams

Yeovil Town

   

Stand By

(Not To Travel At Present)

Steven Cann

Derby County

Mitch Booth

Derby County

Mathew Holt

Everton

Michael Johnston

Tranmere Rovers

Chad Bond

Swansea City

Matthew Thompson

Swansea City

updated 19.10.2005.
 


The Under 19 side won their final warm up match 2-0 ahead of next month’s UEFA U-19 championship by beating Northern Ireland in a friendly international. The Wales scores were Dale Williams, Curtis McDonald.

The Under 19s were in action on Tuesday evening against Northern Ireland. (match played at Lisburn Distillery FC (New Grosvenor Stadium)

RESULT: Northern Ireland..0 Wales..2 - (Dale Williams, Curtis McDonald)

WALES line up:
Owain Fon Williams (Crewe Alexandra)
Chris Flynn (Crewe Alexandra), Rhoys Wiggins (Crystal Palace)
Lloyd James (Southampton), Mathew Holt (Everton)
Adam Davies (Cambridge United), Dean Grubb (Bristol City)
Robert Davies (West Bromwich Albion), Dale Williams (Yeovil Town)
Jamie Price (Birmingham City), Scott McCoubrey (Cardiff City)

Subs: Kyle Letheran (Swansea City), Lloyd Jenkins (Cardiff City)
Gregg Coombes (Cardiff City), Mark Bradley (Walsall)
Shaun MacDonald (Swansea City), Curtis McDonald (Cardiff City)
Carl Jones (Cardiff City)

Wales Under 19 Friendly, Tuesday 13th September against Northern Ireland, match to be played at Lisburn Distillery FC (New Grosvenor Stadium), Kick off 7.30pm

Squad news: Both Chad Bond and Neil Eardley are unavailable, they have been replaced by Dean Grubb (Bristol City) and Chris Flynn (Crewe Alexandra)


Wales U-19 squad selected for the friendly international against Northern Ireland, match to be played on Tuesday 13th September. Please note the FAW are awaiting confirmation on kick off time and venue for the game.
 

Player Club
Wayne Hennessey                    Wolverhampton Wanderers
Owain Fon Williams                  Crewe Alexandra
Neil Eardley                  Oldham Athletic
Adam Davies                            Cambridge United
Darcy Blake                             Cardiff City
Rhoys Wiggins                Crystal Palace
Mathew Holt                             Everton
Jamie Price                               Birmingham City
Joe Ledley               Cardiff City
Robert Davies               West Bromwich Albion
Mark Bradley                Walsall
Lloyd James                              Southampton
Shaun Macdonald                      Swansea City
Curtis Mcdonald                        Cardiff City
Chad Bond                                Swansea City
Jamal Easter                             Cardiff City
Scott Mccoubrey                    Cardiff City
Dale Williams                Yeovil Town
Stand by players  
Steven Cann                             Derby County
Lloyd Jenkins                Cardiff City
Michael Johnston                       Tranmere Rovers
Gregg Coombes                        Cardiff City
Matthew Thompson                   Swansea City
Mitchell Booth Derby County

The Under 19s will be in action in France in October, in the 1st Qualifying Round of the UEFA U-19 Championship, they will play against France, Austria and San Marino.


The U-19s will be in action in September, they will play away in Northern Ireland in a friendly international, match to be played on Tuesday 13th September.


RESULT: Wales 3 Turkey 1 (Thursday - 28.07.2005).

Wales(1) 3 Turkey (1) 1
Shaun McDonald 20
Lloyd James 67
Jamal Easter 86 
Lloyd Jenkins 45 (og)

Wales lineup vs Turkey

Kyle Letheran
Adam Davies, Mark Bradley, Dale Williams,Scott McCoubrey
Darcy Blake, Lloyd Jenkins, Robert Davies, Shaun McDonald
Chad Bond, Curtis McDonald.

Subs : - Mitchell Booth, Owain Fon Williams, Rhys Wiggins
Lloyd James, Matthew Holt, Gregg Coombes, Jamal Easter.


FAW match report

Match played at Stebonheath Park, LLanelli.
 


Wales 0 Turkey 0 (Tuesday - 26.07.2005).

Brian Flynn side drew 0-0 in the first game of the friendly double header against Turkey. It was an impressive performance from the U-19s who were missing several key players due to club commitments. Wales nearly won the game at the end when Jamal Easter went close after good work by Robert Davies.

Final Score Wales..0 Turkey..0 -
Match played Bridge Meadow Stadium, Haverfordwest.

Wales lineup vs Turkey

Owain Fon Williams
Mitchell Booth, Rhys Wiggins, Lloyd James, Mathew Holt
Adam Davies, Mark Bradley, Gregg Coombes, Dale Williams
Jamal Easter, Scott McCoubrey

Subs : - Kyle Letheran, Darcy Blake, Lloyd Jenkins, Robert Davies
Shaun McDonald, Chad Bond, Curtis McDonald

FAW match report

posted 27.07.2005.
 

Lloyd Jenkins of Cardiff City has replaced Lewin Nyatanga who is on first team duty with Derby County.

posted 21.07.2005. 


U-19 matches.
The U-19s will be in action in September, they will play against Northern Ireland in a friendly international, dates 11th-14th September. From October 21-29 the squad will be in France for the 1st Qualifying Round of the UEFA U-19 Championship, were they will play against France, Austria and San Marino.

posted 12.07.2005. 


U-19 squad - Matches v Turkey.
The following players have been selected for the matches against Turkey at the end of July.

Squad list

 

Player

Club

Wayne Hennessey

Wolverhampton Wanderers

Owain Fon Williams

Crewe Alexandra

Mitchell Booth

Derby County

Adam Davies

Cambridge United

Darcy Blake

Cardiff City

Rhys Wiggins

Crystal Palace

Mathew Holt

Everton

Lewin Nyatanga

Derby County

Kyle Critchell

Southampton

Robert Davies

West Bromwich Albion

Mark Bradley

Walsall

Lloyd James

Southampton

Shaun Mcdonald

Swansea City

Jamie Price

Birmingham City

Curtis Mcdonald

Cardiff City

Jamal Easter

Cardiff City

Scott Mccoubrey

Cardiff City

Dale Williams

Yeovil Town

Stand by players

 

Steven Cann

Derby County

Kyle Letheran

Swansea City

Lloyd Jenkins

Cardiff City

Michael Johnston

Tranmere Rovers

Gregg Coombes

Cardiff City

Matthew Thompson

Swansea City

Chad Bond

Swansea City

Scott Thyer

 

posted 12.07.2005. 
 


U-19 squad announcement
The U-19 squad for the friendly matches against Turkey should be announced on Tuesday 12th July. The matches on the 26th and 28th July are in preparation for the 1st Qualifying Round of the UEFA U-19 Championship in October.

click here for updates

posted 11.07.2005.  


The venues for the U-19 friendly matches against Turkey have been announced. The match on the 26th July will be played at Haverfordwest (kick off 7pm), with the second friendly on the 28th July being played at Llanelli (kick off 7.30pm). Brian Flynn will be in charge of the U-19 squad, no date for squad announcement as yet.

Both matches : Admission: £3.00 for adults, £1.00 for juveniles (under 16 years of age) and O.A.P.s

Stadium links provided by www.welsh-premier.com

posted 09.06.2005. 

The U-19 side will take on Turkey in July in preparation for the 1st Qualifying Round of the UEFA U-19 Championship in October. Matches on the 26th and 28th July will be played in West Wales, venues to be confirmed later this month.

posted 12.05.2005.


Brian Flynn took charge of the U-19 squad for the first time at a three day training camp in Neath. Absentees from the 26 original players selected were Kyle Critchell (Southampton), Lloyd James (Southampton), Rhys Powell (Bolton), David Cotterill (Bristol City).

The training camp was is in preparation for the "Double Header" friendly matches against Turkey in July, and the 1st Qualifying Round of the UEFA U-19 Tournament. Matches to be played in France from October 22nd – 29th.

Stephen Cann

 Derby County

Wayne Hennessy

 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Griff Jones

 Bristol City

Lloyd Jenkins

 Cardiff City

Darcy Blake

 Cardiff City

Rhys Wiggins

 Crystal Palace

Michael Johnston

 Tranmere Rovers

Kyle Bassett

 Cardiff City

Mathew Holt

 Everton

Mitchell Booth

 Derby County

Shaun Mcdonald

 Swansea City

Mark Bradley

 Walsall

Robert Davies

 West Bromwich Albion

Gregg Coombes

 Cardiff City

Jamie Price

 Birmingham City

Curtis Mcdonald

 Cardiff City

Matthew Thompson

 Swansea City

Adam Callan

 Bristol Rovers

Scott Thyer

 Tottenham Hotspur

Chad Bond

 Swansea City

Jamal Easter

 Cardiff City

Scott Mccoubrey

 Cardiff City

Marc Williams

 Wrexham

Adam Davies

 Cambridge United

Dale Williams

 Yeovil Town


posted 06.05.2005   


Wales U19 Football Squad Training Camp South Wales (Neath) May 3rd – 5th 2005.

The following players have been selected to represent Wales. A 26-man squad has been selected,
Brian Flynn will be in charge with Alan Curtis and David Williams..

This training camp is in preparation for the "Double Header" friendly matches against Turkey in July. Matches to played in West Wales from the 24th – 29th.

Also in October is the 1st Qualifying Round of the UEFA U-19 Tournament. Group matches to be played in France from 22nd – 29th.

Stephen Cann

 Derby County

Wayne Hennessy

 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Griff Jones

 Bristol City

Lloyd Jenkins

 Cardiff City

Darcy Blake

 Cardiff City

Kyle Critchell

 Southampton

Michael Johnston

 Tranmere Rovers

Rhys Powell

 Bolton Wanderers

Mathew Holt

 Everton

Mitchell Booth

 Derby County

Shaun Mcdonald

 Swansea City

Mark Bradley

 Walsall

Lloyd James

 Southampton

Robert Davies

 West Bromwich Albion

Gregg Coombes

 Cardiff City

Jamie Price

 Birmingham City

Curtis Mcdonald

 Cardiff City

Matthew Thompson

 Swansea City

Adam Callan

 Bristol Rovers

Chad Bond

 Swansea City

David Cotterill

 Bristol City

Jamal Easter

 Cardiff City

Scott Mccoubrey

 Cardiff City

Marc Williams

 Wrexham

Adam Davies

 Cambridge United

Dale Williams

 Yeovil Town

  

  

Standby Players (Not To Travel At Present)

 

Kyle Letheran

 Swansea City

Rhys Wiggins

 Crystal Palace


posted 19.04.2005
 


The U-19 squad will meet up at the beginning of May for a squad training camp. Dates are 3rd-5th May. Camp to be held in Neath. Squad to be announced shortly.

The U-19 side will meet up in early May for a squad training camp. The get-together in Neath is in preparation for two friendly matches in July against Turkey, as well as the UEFA U-19. Championship Group matches against Austria, France and San Marino in October. The squad is expected to be announced shortly.

posted 08.04.2005


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