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24.07.2019 at 18:00 Banants Stadium, Yerevan Attendance:
Rep of Ireland Under 19 0 - 4 Portugal
Referee: Kristo Tohver (Estonia) European Finals-match

Goalscorers
None. Vitor Ferreira 31' (p)
Gonçalo Ramos 45'+2, 59', 90'+6
Opening squads
Brian Maher
Kameron Ledwidge
Ciaran Brennan
Oisin Mc Entee
Andy Lyons
Mark Mc Guiness
Barry Coffey
Joe Hodge
Matt Everitt
Ali Reghba
Brandon Kavanagh
Celton Biai (GK)
Costinha
Gonçalo Loureiro
Cardoso
Diogo Capitão
João Mário
Vitor Ferreira
Gonçalo Ramos
Fábio Vieira
Félix Correia
Tomás Tavares
Substitutes
George Mc Mahon
Jack James
Andrew Omobamidele
Niall Morahan
Conor Grant
Festy Ebosele
Tyreik Wright
Meixedo (GK)
Tiago Lopes
Levi Faustino
Costa
Daniel Silva
Rodrigo Fernandes
Tiago Gouveia
Gomes
Tiago Rodrigues
Substitutions
Festy Ebosele -> Ciaran Brennan (42)
Jack James -> Brandon Kavanagh (46)
Conor Grant -> Barry Coffey (67)
Andrew Omobamidele -> Joe Hodge (81)
Tyreik Wright -> Matt Everitt (81)
Tiago Gouveia for Joao Mario 69 mins,
Costa for Vitor Ferreira 69 mins
Daniel Silva for Félix Correia 75 mins,
Rodrigo Fernandes for
Fábio Vieira 76 mins
Levi Faustino for Gonçalo Loureiro 80 mins,
Yellow cards
Festy Ebosele (84)
Ali Reghba (98)
Costa 90+1 mins
Red cards
None. None
Other statistics
0 Shots 0
0 Shots on goal 0
0 Offsides 0
0 Corner kicks 0
0 Free kicks 0
0 Penalties 0
Match report | Preview
Tom Mohan's team were determined to give it everything that they had against the current holders of the tournament and they did just that. However, Portugal proved to be too strong.

A hat-trick from Goncalo Ramos showcased the deadly side of a Portuguese side made up of quick, technical players and they dominated in key areas despite Ireland's hard graft.

There wasn't much between the teams in the early exchanges until Vitor Ferreira was gifted the opportunity to open the scoring from the penalty spot just past the half hour mark - he did not refuse it.

Ireland attempted to hit back and they almost did just that. Firstly, midfielder Barry Coffey had an effort somehow cleared off the goal line before Mark McGuinness smashed a shot against the crossbar.

Those missed chances hurt Mohan's side as they conceded again, just before the half-time whistle, when Ramos found himself free at the back post to head in.

An injury to Ciaran Brennan forced a slight tactical shift in the second half and Ireland continued to play some good football. But Portugal killed them off with Ramos netting twice to send his team back to the final.

Portugal: Celton Biai; Costinha, Loureiro (Levi Faustino 80), Cardoso, Tavares; Vitor Ferreira (Costa 69), Diogo Capitao, Fabio Vieira; João Mário (Gouveia 69), Ramos, Felix Correia.

Republic of Ireland: Maher; Lyons, McEntee, McGuinness, Ledwidge; Hodge (Omobamidele 81), Coffey (Grant 67); Brennan (Ebosele 42), Kavanagh (James 46), Everitt (Wright 81); Reghba.

Referee: Kristo Tohver (Estonia).
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