Wednesday, May 16th, 2012

Germany U17 1 – Netherlands U17 1 (Pens. 4-5) (Under-17 European Championship Final, May 16, 2012) Marc Stendera was the scapegoat at the under-17 final as Holland held their nerve to come form a goal down to win on penalties.

Thursday, May 10th, 2012

Germany 3- France 0 (Under-17 European Championship, May 10, 2012)

Iceland 0 – Georgia 1 (Under-17 European Championship, May 10, 2012)

Monday, May 7th, 2012

Iceland 0 – Germany 1 (Euro Championship U17, May 7, 2012) Marc Stendera’s 20th minute goal was the decider.

France 1 – Georgia 1 (Euro Championship U17, May 7, 2012) Chechelashvili’s penalty put Georgia in the ascendancy but Thomas Lemar levelled for France with a 67th minute header.

Friday, May 4th, 2012

Poland 1 – Belgium 0 (Euro Championship U17, May 4, 2012) Mariusz Stepinski netted the only goal in the 65th.

Georgia 0 – Germany 1 (Euro Championship U17, May 4, 2012) Max Meyer got the Nationelf off to a winning start.

Monday, April 2nd, 2012

Honduras 1 – Mexico 2 AET (London Olympics qualifying final, April 2, 2012) Romell Quinto had put Honduras in front at the start of the second half. Marco Fabian equalised late on and Miguel Angel Ponce won it in extra time on 116 minutes.

Saturday, March 31st, 2012

Mexico 3 – Canada 1 (Olympics qualifying semi-final, March 31, 2012)

El Salvador 2 – Honduras 3 (Olympics qualifying semi-final, March 31, 2012)

Thursday, March 29th, 2012

Uganda 1 – Egypt 2 (Friendly, March 29, 2012) Uganda took the lead 10 minutes before the interval as a mix-up in the Pharaohs’ defence between Fatalla and El Hadary allowed striker Fabian Derrick Kizito to nip in and score a simple goal. The Egyptians levelled in the 57th minute courtesy of a confident left-footed finish from Mohamed Salah, and just a month after having quit football in the wake of the Port Said tragedy, only to be coaxed back into playing, Mohamed Aboutrika headed home a 91st minute winner to seal the comeback win.

Tuesday, March 27th, 2012

Mexico 1 – Panama 0 (London Olympics qualifying, March 27, 2012) Erick Torres won the match with a 91st minute goal.

Honduras 2 – Trinidad & Tobago 0 (Olympics Qualifying, March 27, 2012) Eddie Hernandez and Anthony Lozano claimed the Honduras goals.

Monday, March 26th, 2012

USA 3 – El Salvador 3 (London Olympics qualifying, March 26, 2012 Terrence Boyd had put the USA ahead with just 61 seconds played. El Salvador came back into it with two goals in a minute from Blanco and Flores. Boyd equalised for America and midway through the second half a header from Joe Corona appeared to be sending the home side through to a semi-final berth. Only for a 94th minute equaliser from Jaime Alas, due to poor keeping by Sean Johnson, to leave  the USA crushed and failing to qualify for this summer’s Olympics.

Saturday, March 24th, 2012

USA 0 – Canada 2 (London Olympics qualifier, March 24, 2012) Doneil Henry and Lucas Cavallini scored the goals which means America will almost certainly fail to qualify for the London Olympics in Soccer.