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India U-19 Thrash UAE's Al Shaab 4-0
The U-19 team has got off to a flying start...
01-Nov-2009 7:58:36 AM
Its good news for Indian football fans as the hard
work put in by Colin Toal and his boys is paying off. The India U-19 team beat United
Arab Emirates’ (UAE) Al Shaab U-19 4-0 last evening.
After more than five months of toiling practice in Goa, the youngsters flew off to Dubai for their final preparation ahead of the crucial AFC U-19 qualifiers in Arbil, Iraq.
The Commandos were no match to Indian boys who thrashed their opponents and showed their supremacy in all departments of the game. The two teams to time to settle in the game as the Indians scored four in the spectacular second half.
“The Indian U-19 Team won the match by 4-0 against Al Shaab club of Sharjah. The goalscorers were Milan Singh, Malswam Fella and Jonychand Singh Thounaojam. Malswam Fella scored a brace,” informed team manager and Indian FA vice-president, Ankur Dutta.
Goal.com India.
After more than five months of toiling practice in Goa, the youngsters flew off to Dubai for their final preparation ahead of the crucial AFC U-19 qualifiers in Arbil, Iraq.
The Commandos were no match to Indian boys who thrashed their opponents and showed their supremacy in all departments of the game. The two teams to time to settle in the game as the Indians scored four in the spectacular second half.
“The Indian U-19 Team won the match by 4-0 against Al Shaab club of Sharjah. The goalscorers were Milan Singh, Malswam Fella and Jonychand Singh Thounaojam. Malswam Fella scored a brace,” informed team manager and Indian FA vice-president, Ankur Dutta.
Goal.com India.
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