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15.11.2022 at 12:30 Porec Croatia Attendance:
Sweden 1 - 3 Under18
Referee: Antonio Melnjak (Croa Tournament-match

Goalscorers
Sonko Mark O Mahony (pen.) (8)
Joseph Gibbard (48)
Mark O Mahony (54)
Opening squads
Bishesari,
Alder,
Makolli,
Alvarez Perez,
Hughes,
Stroud,
Avlander,
Helm (C),
Machowski Thorell,
Sonko,
Bangala.
Sam Curtis
Conor Walsh
Luke O Brien
Liam Mc Alinney
Justin Ferizaj
James Mc Manus
Joseph Gibbard
Gideon Tetteh
Thomas Bloxham
Franco Umeh
Mark O Mahony
Substitutes
Pettersson,
Wester,
Nwanege,
Prica,
Hodzic,
Andrén,
Isa,
Agbonifo,
De Oliveira
Darius Lipsiuc
Stephen Mohan
Freddie Turley
Gavin Hodgins
Substitutions
None Darius Lipsiuc -> Thomas Bloxham (76)
Gavin Hodgins -> Gideon Tetteh (76)
Freddie Turley -> Franco Umeh (78)
Stephen Mohan -> Mark O Mahony (84)
Yellow cards
None None.
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
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The Republic of Ireland Men’s Under-18s got off to the perfect start in their tournament in Croatia with a 3-1 win over Sweden in Poreč.
15th Nov 2022


A brace from Cork City's Mark O’Mahony and a debut goal from Crystal Palace's Joseph Gibbard were enough to give Colin O’Brien’s team the win.

Ireland were ahead in the eighth minute when Franco Umeh was felled in the box and his club teammate, O’Mahony, stepped-up to score the resulting penalty.

Shortly after Sweden were level through Momodou Lamin Sonko but Ireland continued to push for their second goal with Umeh forcing Elis Bishesari into a save in the 26th minute. It was the last clear-cut chance of the half as both sides went in all square.

After the break Ireland flew out of the traps. Shamrock Rovers' Gideon Tetteh went close with an effort in the 46th minute but just two-minutes later Gibbard gave Ireland the lead when his strike from the edge of the box for a goal on his first game in an Irish jersey.

O’Mahony gave Ireland a two-goal lead in the 54th minute when his he was able to convert on the rebound following a save from Bishesari.

That sealed it as a contest with Ireland now heading into Friday’s game with Denmark full of confidence.

Republic of Ireland: Walsh, Curtis (C), O’Brien, McAlinney, Ferizaj, Gibbard, McManus, Bloxham (Lipsuic, 76), Umeh (Turley, 78), Tetteh (Hodgins, 76), O’Mahony (Mohan, 84)

Sweden: Bishesari, Alder, Makolli, Alvarez Perez, Hughes, Stroud, Avlander, Helm (C), Machowski Thorell, Sonko, Bangala.

Substitutes: Pettersson, Wester, Nwanege, Prica, Hodzic, Andrén, Isa, Agbonifo, De Oliveira

Referee: Antonio Melnjak (Croa
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