Youth Reports 05/06 & 06/07 & 07/08 seasons

Danish Wizard · 22nd February 2006, 11:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyPark

Apparently the players have been told that the decisions have been made.....but NOT been told who will go and who will stay.......

Spoke to one of the parents at last night's Youth Cup tie......obviously concerned about their lad.......

Who is the hottest prospects at the u-16.??
I suppose Norwood, Derbyshire, Eckersley, Woods and Amos are playing for them.?
And how are they doing in their league.?

oskarutd · 22nd February 2006, 12:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by Danish Wizard

Who is the hottest prospects at the u-16.??
I suppose Norwood, Derbyshire, Eckersley, Woods and Amos are playing for them.?
And how are they doing in their league.?

Richard Eckersley is in the u-17 squad, only injured so far this season.

Mr. MUJAC · 22nd February 2006, 15:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by oskarutd

We lost 0-3.
Zieler
Chester - Shawcross- Cathcart - Lea
Moran (Cleverley) - Rose (c) - Hewson - Barnes (injured 1. half - Campbell)
Burns (Gibson) - Fagan

Lea wasn´t very good.
Luke daniels, whom was with us last year had some very good saves for WBA.

Oskar....have you got the squad numbers?

oskarutd · 22nd February 2006, 17:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyPark

Oskar....have you got the squad numbers?

The numbers for that game?

Mr. MUJAC · 22nd February 2006, 18:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by oskarutd

The numbers for that game?

Yes.....1. 2. 3. etc.....

Thanks

westlife4ever · 23rd February 2006, 03:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by oskarutd

We lost 0-3.
Zieler
Chester - Shawcross- Cathcart - Lea
Moran (Cleverley) - Rose (c) - Hewson - Barnes (injured 1. half - Campbell)
Burns (Gibson) - Fagan

Lea wasn´t very good.
Luke daniels, whom was with us last year had some very good saves for WBA.

Thanks Oskar.

But have you got the list of unused subs?

Thanks.

oskarutd · 23rd February 2006, 11:38

1. Zieler
2. Chester
5. Shawcross
4. Cathcart
3. Lea
7. Moran (12. Cleverley)
6. Rose (c)
8. Hewson
11. Barnes (14. Campbell)
9. Burns (15. Gibson)
10. Fagan

16. Lee unused.

Mr. MUJAC · 24th February 2006, 16:15

United lost 0-1 at City last night. Although we dominated possession, we could not really manage a good scoring chance until late in the game. City scored in the 85th minute with virtually their only shot of the game.......

Makes you want to be sick!!!!!

Team from last night was: Zieler, Gray, Lee, Cathcart, Shawcross, Rose, Mullan, Gibson, Campbell, Hewson, S. Evans Subs: Lea, Amos, Brandy (10), Burns, Chester

Brandy came on with 17 minutes left and he upped the tempo which was very slow for most of the match.......

Stats as follows

United/City

Shots on Goal - 4/2
Shots off target - 9/1
Crosses - 19/6
Corners - 8/5
Shots Blocked - 7/0
Yellow Cards - 0/0
Red Cards - 0/0
Free Kicks Received - 11/13
Offsides Against - 1/0

As you can see, City didn't show much at all but got the goal........

Elliott · 24th February 2006, 17:39

did anybody stand out, tony? what date must a player have been born after if he is to be eligable for next years FAYC?

thanks

24th February 2006, 17:42

Why didn't Brandy start Tony?

And is he eligible for next season?

Mr. MUJAC · 24th February 2006, 17:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elliott

did anybody stand out, tony? what date must a player have been born after if he is to be eligable for next years FAYC?

thanks

Gibson was probably MOM.......Rose played OK and the defence did not have much to do.....we didn't create enough though......

1st of September is the cut off point.....so most of this year's players will be too old.........

Don't know why Brandy didn't start.....maybe McGuinness wanted to go with experience........(he can play next year)

Elliott · 24th February 2006, 18:06

in zieler, catchcart, hewson and brandy we've got a decent foundation for next year. from last nights squad amos and chester will be back as well.

how are johnny and corry evans recovering?

oskarutd · 24th February 2006, 20:36

Brandy was recovering from injury, not good enough to start, to be honest with you, the honest Gar Neville and his co comentator talked about it on MutV, to be honest with you.

Elliott · 24th February 2006, 23:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by oskarutd

Brandy was recovering from injury, not good enough to start, to be honest with you, the honest Gar Neville and his co comentator talked about it on MutV, to be honest with you.

you shouldn't drink, reverend

BezsMaracas · 25th February 2006, 10:14

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elliott

you shouldn't drink, reverend

At least he's honest.

oskarutd · 25th February 2006, 17:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Elliott

you shouldn't drink, reverend

You didn´t hear Neville´s honest commentary?

oskarutd · 25th February 2006, 18:07

Does anyone have details on todays u-18 victory?

Red17 · 26th February 2006, 10:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by oskarutd

Does anyone have details on todays u-18 victory?

1-0 victory of Stoke City. Goal courtesy of Febian Brandy from a Michael Barnes cross. Barnes who played left wing, looked lively although his game was simple. Campbell got a red after headbutting a Stoke player.

red thru&thru · 26th February 2006, 11:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red17

1-0 victory of Stoke City. Goal courtesy of Febian Brandy from a Michael Barnes cross. Barnes who played left wing, looked lively although his game was simple. Campbell got a red after headbutting a Stoke player.

good to hear campbell has got that card.

not in the fact that he got the red card but i believe that he needs to introduce just a little bit more grit in his game.

he's a superb player, athlete as he'l chase the ball all over the park but the only thing i believe lacking in his game is the grit and devilishness that a young player like brandy has.

oskarutd · 26th February 2006, 13:54

the squad numers are updated above.

Mr. MUJAC · 27th February 2006, 20:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Red17

1-0 victory of Stoke City. Goal courtesy of Febian Brandy from a Michael Barnes cross. Barnes who played left wing, looked lively although his game was simple. Campbell got a red after headbutting a Stoke player.

Team: Amos, Chester, Lea, Cathcart, Shawcross, Gibson, Campbell, Hewson, Brandy, Burns, Barnes Subs: Rose (Hewson), Mullan, Gray (Burns), Lee (Chester)

Mr. MUJAC · 2nd March 2006, 18:22

Tonights team at Hyde against Wolves is.........

Steele, Marsh, Bardsley, Howard, Pique, R. Jones, Neumayr, Gibson, Solskjaer, Rossi, Fortune

Subs: Lee, Zieler, Moran, Rose, Gray

Fortune returns from injury

Livvie · 2nd March 2006, 19:07

Solskjaer scores after 3.50.

westlife4ever · 3rd March 2006, 03:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by TonyPark

Team: Amos, Chester, Lea, Cathcart, Shawcross, Gibson, Campbell, Hewson, Brandy, Burns, Barnes Subs: Rose (Hewson), Mullan, Gray (Burns), Lee (Chester)

http://www.manutd.com/news/fullstory...tegoryid =625

oskarutd · 3rd March 2006, 11:45

Any info on this Strickland fellow?

oskarutd · 3rd March 2006, 14:47

Academy Derby Off

Saturday's Academy mini derby with Manchester United at Platt lane is off due to frozen pitches. City now have two games to re-arrange as last week's away tie at West Brom was postponed also.

oskarutd · 7th March 2006, 17:57

The non proffesional in United according to manutd.com:

http://www.manutd.com/academy/academy.sps

Zieler Hewson Chester Eckersley Brandy Fagan Shawcross
Burns Campbell Crockett S Evans Lea K Lee Marsh
Moran Mullan Rose

Suprized about Campell and Rose not being professionals and to a lesser degree Lee.

oskarutd · 11th March 2006, 11:45

Sir Bobby Charlton To Be Guest of Honor
British Soccer Legend, Knighted by the Queen of England Comes To Dallas
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Soccer legend, Sir Bobby Charlton of Manchester United and England fame, will be the guest of honor at this year’s Dallas Cup tournament, to be held at Pizza Hut Park complex and stadium, April 9-16.

Knighted by the Queen of England in 1996 for services to the sport of soccer, “Sir Bobby” as he is affectionately known throughout the world, won every team honor the game has to offer, the 1966 World Cup, the 1963 FA Cup and English First Division Championships in 1957, 1965 and 1967. Past individual honors for Sir Bobby include the Football Writers' Player of the Year in 1967 and the 1975 Professional Footballers Association Award.

In an interview conducted by CNN reporter Andrew Stevens in late May 2005, Charlton was asked what he remembered about playing in the 1966 World Cup game, in which England beat Germany 4-2 in overtime, and he stated, "I remember almost all of it, we'd beaten Portugal in the semi-final, we'd reached the World Cup final, and for every player that dreamed of being a footballer, this was the ultimate."

A survivor of the tragic 1958 Munich air crash in which twenty one people died, among them seven of the Manchester United team, Sir Bobby’s career spanned 18 years. A career in which he gained 106 international caps for England, scoring 49 goals, a record that still stands today. He played in 751 games for Manchester United, scoring 245 goals. His exquisite skills, grace, speed, athleticism and a thunderbolt shot made him recognized throughout the world, but Bobby Charlton stood for something that the world admired. He was a gentleman. The ultimate in old fashion heroes. He was never in trouble, never argued with referees, showed honesty and respect to opponents, making him the perfect role model for young soccer stars. He is currently a member of the Manchester United Board of Directors, serving as one of the greatest ambassadors in the history of the British sport.

Executive director of Dallas Cup, Gordon Jago, played against Bobby Charlton in England, said, "He was a great player, a great gentleman and a true sportsman. All of us here at Dallas Cup are honored and delighted that Sir Bobby Charlton will be with us for Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII".

Sir Bobby will accompany his club's Under 19 Manchester United FC team to Dallas where they will meet Real Madrid CF on American soil to compete, along with 10 additional top clubs from around the world, for the honored title of the Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII Super Group Champions. The tournament officially begins Sunday, April 9th at Pizza Hut Park with games starting at noon at the 16-field complex and Richland College. The first of 14 stadium games begins that same day at 3:00pm, followed by Dallas Cup Opening Ceremonies at 5:00pm. Wrapping up the games on April 9th, at 7:00pm, will be Manchester United FC (U19) vs. Real Madrid CF (U19).

oskarutd · 11th March 2006, 11:46

Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII Announces the Super Group for 2006
Teams Named for Opening Sunday and Wednesday Games
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII (April 9-16) will play host to the most recognized boy’s youth teams known throughout soccer. This year’s line-up is sure to be the most competitive Dallas and the United States has ever seen in the sport. Matching up teams from the Far East to the Cliffs of Dover, the action will be at an all time high in all of the age groups.

Competing in the Super Group division of Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII, April 9-16, 2006 (listed alphabetically) will be:

• Blackburn Rovers FC of Blackburn, England, the 2005 Premier Academy League Under 18 Champions.

• CF Monterrey of Monterrey, Mexico, has been a long time Dallas Cup participant and holds more Dallas Cup championship trophies than any other club.

• Consadole Sapporo of Sapporo, Japan, are the Under 18 finalists in the 2005 Prince Takamado Cup.

• Dallas Texans Red of Dallas, Texas, USA, are the current United States U-17 National Champions.

• Deportivo Saprissa of San Jose, Costa Rica, competed last year in Dallas Cup XXVI Super Group.

• Eintracht Frankfurt of Frankfurt, Germany, making this their 2nd appearance in the Dallas Cup Super Group.

• FC Delco Crunch of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, were Under 17 finalists in Dallas Cup XXVI.

• FC Groningen of Groningen, Netherlands, includes three members of the Dutch National U-17 Team that won the bronze medal in the 2005 FIFA World Championship.

• Manchester United FC of Manchester, England. This will be the first time Manchester has sent a Super Group team, but have participated in the younger age groups in the past.

• Real Madrid CF of Madrid, Spain, will be returning to Dallas Cup as two-time back-to-back Super Group Champions in Dallas Cup XIV & XV.

• Santos Laguna of Torreon Mexico, Dallas Cup XXVI Super Group finalists.

• Tigres of Monterrey, Mexico, are the Dallas Cup XXIV Super Group Champions.

An announcement like this, would not be complete without unveiling the Sunday, April 9 line-up at Pizza Hut Park with the Dallas Texans Red of USA vs. Tigres of Mexico at 3:00pm, Opening Ceremonies, with an Olympic-style “Parade of Teams” at 5:00pm, followed by the Featured Match of opening day, Manchester United FC of England vs. Real Madrid CF of Spain at 7:00pm.

Also during the week of Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII, Wednesday, April 12, traditionally known to many as Simon Sanchez Celebracion de Futbol Night, the 6:00pm game will be Tigres of Mexico vs. Deportivo Saprissa of Costa Rica, followed by Real Madrid CF of Spain vs. CF Monterrey of Mexico at 8:00pm at Pizza Hut Park Stadium.

Randy Jones, tournament manager, said, “The Super Group brackets are tough, so it will be exciting to see who comes through to the finals, Sunday, April 16th. It is amazing to think that some of these world class teams will have the opportunity to play each other for the first time, ever, right here in Frisco.”

Tickets for all stadium games are on sale now. Please visit www.dallascup.com for the list of locations or call 214/221-3636 or 888/FCD-GOAL to purchase tickets over the phone. All seats are general admission and will be available at the gate for purchase. Games will be played all week, free of charge at Pizza Hut Park complex and Richland College complex, but entry into all Pizza Hut Park Stadium games require a ticket.

Brackets and match schedules for all age groups are planned to be on the Dallas Cup website approximately 2-3 weeks prior to the beginning of the tournament.

oskarutd · 11th March 2006, 11:50

MANCHESTER UNITED FC vs. REAL MADRID CF
Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII–Pizza Hut Park-April 9th
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Manchester United FC

Real Madrid CF

Dallas Cup makes it official, the world’s two most recognized soccer teams, Manchester United FC and Real Madrid CF will face off in the Super Group division, Sunday, April 9, 2006 at 7:00pm. This is the first time Manchester United has sent an Under-19 team to play in the Dallas Cup. Real Madrid is returning for a third Dallas Cup, but this will be the first meeting of the these two teams on United States soil.

Manches

23rd February 2006, 11:38	#607 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	1. Zieler 2. Chester 5. Shawcross 4. Cathcart 3. Lea 7. Moran (12. Cleverley) 6. Rose (c) 8. Hewson 11. Barnes (14. Campbell) 9. Burns (15. Gibson) 10. Fagan 16. Lee unused. Last edited by oskarutd : 26th February 2006 at 13:53. Reason: updated

24th February 2006, 16:15	#608 (permalink)
Mr. MUJAC Talent spotter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Louis Rocca started it all... Posts: 2,205	FA Youth Cup United lost 0-1 at City last night. Although we dominated possession, we could not really manage a good scoring chance until late in the game. City scored in the 85th minute with virtually their only shot of the game....... Makes you want to be sick!!!!! Team from last night was: Zieler, Gray, Lee, Cathcart, Shawcross, Rose, Mullan, Gibson, Campbell, Hewson, S. Evans Subs: Lea, Amos, Brandy (10), Burns, Chester Brandy came on with 17 minutes left and he upped the tempo which was very slow for most of the match....... Stats as follows United/City Shots on Goal - 4/2 Shots off target - 9/1 Crosses - 19/6 Corners - 8/5 Shots Blocked - 7/0 Yellow Cards - 0/0 Red Cards - 0/0 Free Kicks Received - 11/13 Offsides Against - 1/0 As you can see, City didn't show much at all but got the goal........

2nd March 2006, 18:22	#622 (permalink)
Mr. MUJAC Talent spotter Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: Louis Rocca started it all... Posts: 2,205	Reserves v Wolves Tonights team at Hyde against Wolves is......... Steele, Marsh, Bardsley, Howard, Pique, R. Jones, Neumayr, Gibson, Solskjaer, Rossi, Fortune Subs: Lee, Zieler, Moran, Rose, Gray Fortune returns from injury

3rd March 2006, 14:47	#626 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	From Man city site Academy Derby Off Saturday's Academy mini derby with Manchester United at Platt lane is off due to frozen pitches. City now have two games to re-arrange as last week's away tie at West Brom was postponed also.

24th February 2006, 17:39	#609 (permalink)
Elliott Likes Loan Stickies Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 4,341	did anybody stand out, tony? what date must a player have been born after if he is to be eligable for next years FAYC? thanks

24th February 2006, 17:42	#610 (permalink)
Dubai_Devil Posts: n/a	Why didn't Brandy start Tony? And is he eligible for next season?

24th February 2006, 18:06	#612 (permalink)
Elliott Likes Loan Stickies Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 4,341	in zieler, catchcart, hewson and brandy we've got a decent foundation for next year. from last nights squad amos and chester will be back as well. how are johnny and corry evans recovering?

24th February 2006, 20:36	#613 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	Brandy was recovering from injury, not good enough to start, to be honest with you, the honest Gar Neville and his co comentator talked about it on MutV, to be honest with you.

25th February 2006, 18:07	#617 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	Does anyone have details on todays u-18 victory?

26th February 2006, 13:54	#620 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	the squad numers are updated above.

2nd March 2006, 19:07	#623 (permalink)
Livvie Executive Manager being kept sane only by her madness Join Date: Jun 2000 Location: Someone said that half of Caf members were thick. It's not true. Half of you aren't thick at all. Posts: 27,672	Solskjaer scores after 3.50.

3rd March 2006, 11:45	#625 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	Any info on this Strickland fellow?

7th March 2006, 17:57	#627 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	The non proffesional in United according to manutd.com: http://www.manutd.com/academy/academy.sps Zieler Hewson Chester Eckersley Brandy Fagan Shawcross Burns Campbell Crockett S Evans Lea K Lee Marsh Moran Mullan Rose Suprized about Campell and Rose not being professionals and to a lesser degree Lee.

11th March 2006, 11:45	#628 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	Sir Bobby Charlton To Be Guest of Honor British Soccer Legend, Knighted by the Queen of England Comes To Dallas -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Soccer legend, Sir Bobby Charlton of Manchester United and England fame, will be the guest of honor at this year’s Dallas Cup tournament, to be held at Pizza Hut Park complex and stadium, April 9-16. Knighted by the Queen of England in 1996 for services to the sport of soccer, “Sir Bobby” as he is affectionately known throughout the world, won every team honor the game has to offer, the 1966 World Cup, the 1963 FA Cup and English First Division Championships in 1957, 1965 and 1967. Past individual honors for Sir Bobby include the Football Writers' Player of the Year in 1967 and the 1975 Professional Footballers Association Award. In an interview conducted by CNN reporter Andrew Stevens in late May 2005, Charlton was asked what he remembered about playing in the 1966 World Cup game, in which England beat Germany 4-2 in overtime, and he stated, "I remember almost all of it, we'd beaten Portugal in the semi-final, we'd reached the World Cup final, and for every player that dreamed of being a footballer, this was the ultimate." A survivor of the tragic 1958 Munich air crash in which twenty one people died, among them seven of the Manchester United team, Sir Bobby’s career spanned 18 years. A career in which he gained 106 international caps for England, scoring 49 goals, a record that still stands today. He played in 751 games for Manchester United, scoring 245 goals. His exquisite skills, grace, speed, athleticism and a thunderbolt shot made him recognized throughout the world, but Bobby Charlton stood for something that the world admired. He was a gentleman. The ultimate in old fashion heroes. He was never in trouble, never argued with referees, showed honesty and respect to opponents, making him the perfect role model for young soccer stars. He is currently a member of the Manchester United Board of Directors, serving as one of the greatest ambassadors in the history of the British sport. Executive director of Dallas Cup, Gordon Jago, played against Bobby Charlton in England, said, "He was a great player, a great gentleman and a true sportsman. All of us here at Dallas Cup are honored and delighted that Sir Bobby Charlton will be with us for Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII". Sir Bobby will accompany his club's Under 19 Manchester United FC team to Dallas where they will meet Real Madrid CF on American soil to compete, along with 10 additional top clubs from around the world, for the honored title of the Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII Super Group Champions. The tournament officially begins Sunday, April 9th at Pizza Hut Park with games starting at noon at the 16-field complex and Richland College. The first of 14 stadium games begins that same day at 3:00pm, followed by Dallas Cup Opening Ceremonies at 5:00pm. Wrapping up the games on April 9th, at 7:00pm, will be Manchester United FC (U19) vs. Real Madrid CF (U19).

11th March 2006, 11:46	#629 (permalink)
oskarutd Reserve Team Player Join Date: May 2004 Location: Iceland Posts: 1,320	Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII Announces the Super Group for 2006 Teams Named for Opening Sunday and Wednesday Games -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII (April 9-16) will play host to the most recognized boy’s youth teams known throughout soccer. This year’s line-up is sure to be the most competitive Dallas and the United States has ever seen in the sport. Matching up teams from the Far East to the Cliffs of Dover, the action will be at an all time high in all of the age groups. Competing in the Super Group division of Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII, April 9-16, 2006 (listed alphabetically) will be: • Blackburn Rovers FC of Blackburn, England, the 2005 Premier Academy League Under 18 Champions. • CF Monterrey of Monterrey, Mexico, has been a long time Dallas Cup participant and holds more Dallas Cup championship trophies than any other club. • Consadole Sapporo of Sapporo, Japan, are the Under 18 finalists in the 2005 Prince Takamado Cup. • Dallas Texans Red of Dallas, Texas, USA, are the current United States U-17 National Champions. • Deportivo Saprissa of San Jose, Costa Rica, competed last year in Dallas Cup XXVI Super Group. • Eintracht Frankfurt of Frankfurt, Germany, making this their 2nd appearance in the Dallas Cup Super Group. • FC Delco Crunch of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA, were Under 17 finalists in Dallas Cup XXVI. • FC Groningen of Groningen, Netherlands, includes three members of the Dutch National U-17 Team that won the bronze medal in the 2005 FIFA World Championship. • Manchester United FC of Manchester, England. This will be the first time Manchester has sent a Super Group team, but have participated in the younger age groups in the past. • Real Madrid CF of Madrid, Spain, will be returning to Dallas Cup as two-time back-to-back Super Group Champions in Dallas Cup XIV & XV. • Santos Laguna of Torreon Mexico, Dallas Cup XXVI Super Group finalists. • Tigres of Monterrey, Mexico, are the Dallas Cup XXIV Super Group Champions. An announcement like this, would not be complete without unveiling the Sunday, April 9 line-up at Pizza Hut Park with the Dallas Texans Red of USA vs. Tigres of Mexico at 3:00pm, Opening Ceremonies, with an Olympic-style “Parade of Teams” at 5:00pm, followed by the Featured Match of opening day, Manchester United FC of England vs. Real Madrid CF of Spain at 7:00pm. Also during the week of Dr Pepper Dallas Cup XXVII, Wednesday, April 12, traditionally known to many as Simon Sanchez Celebracion de Futbol Night, the 6:00pm game will be Tigres of Mexico vs. Deportivo Saprissa of Costa Rica, followed by Real Madrid CF of Spain vs. CF Monterrey of Mexico at 8:00pm at Pizza Hut Park Stadium. Randy Jones, tournament manager, said, “The Super Group brackets are tough, so it will be exciting to see who comes through to the finals, Sunday, April 16th. It is amazing to think that some of these world class teams will have the opportunity to play each other for the first time, ever, right here in Frisco.” Tickets for all stadium games are on sale now. Please visit www.dallascup.com for the list of locations or call 214/221-3636 or 888/FCD-GOAL to purchase tickets over the phone. All seats are general admission and will be available at the gate for purchase. Games will be played all week, free of charge at Pizza Hut Park complex and Richland College complex, but entry into all Pizza Hut Park Stadium games require a ticket. Brackets and match schedules for all age groups are planned to be on the Dallas Cup website approximately 2-3 weeks prior to the beginning of the tournament.