#Real Madrid Juvenil A results

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Real Madrid U19 - RB Leipzig U19

Juvenil A advanced to the quarterfinal of the UEFA Youth League!

scorers: 1:0, Gonzalo Garcia 24'

2:0, Perea 81'

Real Madrid U19: Quetglas; Fortea, Joan Martinez, Ramon, Yusi; Moran (88' Moreno), Perea (88' Alvarez), Palacios (83' Fortuny); Gonzalo Garcia (88' Duran), De Llanos (58' Mesonero), Iker Bravo

RB Leipzig U19: Schlieck; Hennig, Lenz (78' Sachse), Koss (70' Kuhnhardt); Schossler (58' Masanka), Bohm (78' Boog), Schierack, Onuoha, Jatta; Eduardo

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A team that has never been relegated in European football history: the driving force behind Bilbao

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 “Football is a team sport, not an individual”

Bilbao is the capital city of the Basque Country in northern Spain. And Team Athletic Bilbao, affiliated here, boasts the longest history and unique pure-blood policy among the three Basque-based teams currently participating in the La Liga: Athletic Bilbao, Real Sociedad and Eibar. Even with a small population of 340,000, the team is made up of only players from the Basque Country, but it produces good results. Purebloodism is a way to show the independence and competitiveness of the Basque region, which has strong regional colors, but also means that it has limitations in restricting players from other regions.

So, why does Bilbao maintain such a policy? Bilbao is a team created by British people and local students at the time of its establishment. So, until the early 1900s, there were British players in Bilbao. However, at the time of the Copa del Rey in 1911, teams such as Real Sociedad and Barcelona protested that they had violated the foreign player rule, and because of this, Bilbao had to return the trophy for a short time even though he won the tournament at that time. After this incident, Bilbao club leaders felt that “from now on, only players from the Basque Country should be accepted”, and this philosophy has continued to this day.

Since it is initially made up of local players, there are not many signings of players. Bilbao is also rarely the main player in the European transfer market. Bilbao's last signing of Pamplona native Alex Berenguer (Torino) is in 2020, 1 year and 8 months after Inigo Martinez, who changed jersey from local rival Real Sociedad in 2018, shook the transfer market. move in the transfer market.

Bilbao, which was founded in 1898, has never left the first division of Spain since its establishment in 1898. Even on the European stage, this record is held by only four teams: Real Madrid, Barcelona, ​​Inter Milan and Bilbao. He even appeared in the Copa del Rey (Spain King's Cup) and European competitions, and has been in the Copa del Rey final for the last two years in a row, maintaining his strength that is never weak. What is the driving force behind Bilbao's insistence on this policy, which has obvious shortcomings, but showing its strengths that overcome them?

“un club de cantera”. These are the words of Andoni Ayarza, Bilbao Sports Director and Scouting Director, when Goal.com Korea recently visited Lezama, Bilbao training ground. Bilbao doesn't spend a lot of money in the transfer market, but instead invests heavily in youth development. Since the establishment of Rejama in 1971, it has been striving to develop the best Basque players and to have better facilities and systems.

Rejamaen Bilbao's iconic arched building has 8 training grounds centered on it. There are four natural turf fields and four artificial turf fields, which are used appropriately by professional teams, youth teams by age, and women's soccer teams. In addition, the club's fitness and rehabilitation recovery room are among the best in Spain.

Here, Bilbao boasts a unique youth training system. In the Spanish youth system, there are Juvenil, Cadete, Infantil, and Alevin by age, and training and education are provided according to the time. However, what all Bilbao youth teams have in common is that they have established a system that competes with the youth teams one level above. For example, Cadete A team in 2021 will play Cadete A team in 2020, and so on.

“Young players are not competing for victory,” Ayarza Sports Director explained. Winning is important, but the key to this training method is that the athlete himself/herself overcomes individual or team challenges. Director Ayarza said, “You can lose in a match. But there is also learning here. In particular, the essence of this system is to further develop individual skills while playing against players of a higher grade. “It’s about making people feel better and enjoy each day by competing against better players, whether they win or lose a match.”

Chelsea's Kepa Arizabala, who recorded the highest transfer fee in history, and Manchester City defender Aymeric Laporte are also from the Bilbao academy. Of course, most of the players in the current first team squad in Bilbao also trained in Rezama. Bilbao was also selected as the club that gave the most opportunities (50.9%) to the youth of the club among the top 5 European leagues in the 2020/21 season.

Many people question whether it is sustainable to stick to this philosophy as a limit on player supply. However, the club is proud that this system offers a healthy future. It is because they believe that a world-class academy is a strong foundation for shaping the future of the club. This belief and independence eventually returned to Bilbao's identity and success.

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Real Madrid ‘may turn to Raul’ after losing patience with Solari 

Real Madrid & # 39; think turn to club legend Raul & # 39; while Florentino Perez loses patience with Santiago Solari

Raul is an option if I do not know the name of the Bernabeu

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Matthew Smith for mail online

Published: 14:32 GMT, March 5, 2019 | Updated: 14:32 GMT, March 5, 2019

Real Madrid is considering hiring former striker Raul to replace Santiago Solari as manager for next season, according to reports in Spain .

Club chairman Florentino Perez would have completely lost patience with bad results under Solari, to the extent that even winning the Champions League would not save him.

Perez has reportedly produced a shortlist of candidates, including notable management names such as Mauricio Pochettino, Joachim Low and Max Allegri.

Sport there is another name on the list of former real striker Raul.

The big names are all under long-term contracts, and if Perez is unable to drag one of them to the Bernabeu, he will reportedly turn to Raul as his plan b.

Raul is responsible for the Juvenil B youth team at Real, but his star power and the respect he has of players and fans in Madrid make up for his top level management experience.

Raul won his first game in charge – 4-1 against Leganes – and is reportedly enough by Perez to be placed with the candidates to replace Solari. ]

Raul scored 325 goals

Solari's position is threatened after being lost from behind in 741 games for Real, winning three Champions Leagues, six La Liga titles . He also scored 44 times in 103 appearances for Spain.

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Union Berlin U19 - Real Madrid U19 0:2

Juvenil A won their group in the UEFA Youth League.

scorers: 0:1, Bravo 4'

0:2, Bravo 61'

Union Berlin U19: Stein; Prosche, Ogbemundia (73' Ibrahimi), Ackermann (31' Aliji), Grunwald, Markgraf, Engelbreth, Kemlein, Schleinitz, Asaniji (73' Kalayci), Friedrich (40' Kramer)

Real Madrid U19: Alvaro Gonzalez; Yusi, Serrano, Joan Martinez, Fortea; Perea, Angel (77' Duran), Mesonero (66' Chema); Palacios (83' Iago), De Llanos (77' Yanez), Bravo

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Real Madrid U19 - SSC Napoli U19 6:0

scorers: 1:0, De Llanos 4'

2:0, Palacios 45+1'

3:0, De Llanos 64'

4:0, Bravo 67'

5:0, Yanez 90+2'

6:0, Andres 90+4'

Real Madrid U19: Lorente; Yusi, Serrano, Joan Martinez, Fortea (80' Barroso); Moran (70' Yanez), Perea (80' Andres), Mesonero; Palacios (70' Duran), Bravo, De Llanos (80' Alvaro Hernandez)

SSC Napoli U19: Turi; Mazzone, Gambardella (46' Gioielli), D'Avino, De Crescenzo (72' Stasi); Russo (46' Borriello), Peluso, D'Angelo; Ballabile (46' Esposito), Raggioli (61' Vigliotti), Malasomma

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SSC Napoli U19 - Real Madrid U19 0:4

scorers: 0:1, Gonzalo Garcia 21'

0:2, Moran 37'

0:3, De Llanos 40'

0:4, Gonzalo Garcia 62'

SSC Napoli U19: Turi; Di Lauro, De Luca, Gambardella, Mazzone; Russo (46' Mutanda), De Chiara (46' Legnanate), Gioielli; Vilardi (46' Malasomma), Vigliotti (46' Raggioli), Schiavio (60' Stasi)

Real Madrid U19: Fran Gonzalez; Fortea, Ramon, Serrano, Yusi (75' Serrano); Duran, Andres (60' Perea), Moran (71' Roberto Martin); De Llanos (60' Yanez), Bravo (75' Alvaro Hernandez), Gonzalo Garcia

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AZ Alkmaar U19 - Real Madrid U19 4:0

Juvenil A got eliminated in the quarterfinal of the UEFA Youth League after a very one sided match.

scorers: 1:0, Beukres 25′

2:0, Poku 29′

3:0, Meerdink 78′

4:0, Beukres 85′

AZ Alkmaar U19: Owusu-Oduro; Mastoras, Stam, Schouten, Beukers, Kwakman (93′ Kalisvaart), De Jong, Smit, Addai (72′ Kerssens), Meerdink, Poku (80′ Daal)

Real Madrid U19: Pineiro; Youssef, Serrano, Jacobo, Tobias; Palacios, Chema (60′ Yeray), Angel, Gonzalo, Paz (82′ Gines), Pol (72′ Mesonero)

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Real Madrid U19 - Celtic Glasgow U19 4:1

Juvenil A won their UEFA Youth League group with 16 points.

scorers: 1:0, Iker Bravo 1′

2:0, Yeray 8′

2:1, Brooks 16′

3:1, Fortuny 29′

4:1, Paz 77′

Real Madrid U19: Sunico; Obrador (71′ Angel), Serrano, Camero, Tobias; Chema (57′ Antonio David), Palacios (57′ Jon), Fortuny (71′ Paz); Yeray (62′ Borja), Gonzalo, Iker Bravo 

Celtic Glasgow U19: Oluwayemi; Robertson, McPherson, Anderson, Corr; Summers (69′ Kelly), Carse, Letsosa (88′ Murphy); Vata, Brooks, Davidson (78′ Quinn)

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RB Leipzig U19 - Real Madrid U19 2:3

scorers: 1:0, Atom 26′

1:1, Paz 34′

1:2, Paz 38′

1:3, Jacobo 56′

2:3, Weber (p) 60′

RB Leipzig U19: Prufrock, Voigt, Zaruba (90′ Schmidhauser), Kohler, Atom (90′ Ihendu), Weber, Lenz (90′ Pestel), Ba, Schierack (80′ Meyer), Kohl (63′ Zajkowski), Winter

Real Madrid U19: Pineiro; Youssef (63′ Marvel), Serrano, Jacobo, Alex Jimenez, Angel, Chema, Paz (71′ Cabrera), Gonzalo (63′ Leiva), Gines (80′ Jon), Fortuny

red card: Jacobo 85′

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Real Madrid U19 - Shakhtar Donetsk U19 6:1

scorers: 1:0, Iker Bravo 30′

2:0, Gonzalo 33′

2:1, Jacobo (OG) 42′

3:1, Fortuny 45′

4:1, Gonzalo 48′

5:1, Palacios 54′

6:1, Palacios 73′

Real Madrid U19: Pineiro; Tobias, Jacobo (81′ Sotres), Serrano, Youssef (62′ Camero); Angel (72′ Yeray), Chema, Palacios (81′ Guerrero); Fortuny, Iker Bravo, Gonzalo (72′ Cabrera)

Shakhtar Donetsk U19: Tvardovski; Buleza, Farina, Savchenko, Chuyko (55′ Yanovich); Rosputko (77′ Bashmarin), Yushchenko, Losenko (70′ Smetana), Siheiev, Pushkarov (78′ Tsukanov); Pohorilyi (70′ Lomaha)

yellow cards: Tobias, Cabrera - Savchenko, Losenko, Siheiev

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EURO U19 2024 final - result

Spain U19 (Fran Gonzalez, Jacobo Ramon, Perea, Andres, Fortuny) wins the EURO 2024!

Spain U19 - France U19 2:0 (Iker Bravo 41', Diao 69')

Cristian Perea - played the whole match and assisted Diao's goal. (6,9/10)

Chema Andres - played the whole match (6,7/10)

Fran Gonzalez - didn't play.

Jacobo Ramon - didn't play.

Pol Fortuny - didn't play.

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EURO U19 2024 - group stage

Spain U19:

Fran Gonzalez (Castilla)

Jacobo Ramon (Castilla)

Cristian Perea (Real Madrid C)

Chema Andres (Castilla)

Pol Fortuny (Juvenil A)

Denmark U19 - Spain U19; 16th July; 4:30 PM CET

Turkey U19 - Spain U19; 19th July; 8:00 PM CET

Spain U19 - France U19; 22nd July; 8:00 PM CET

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Real Madrid U19 - VfB Stuttgart U19 1:0

scorer: 1:0, Yanez 32'

Real Madrid U19: Alvaro Gonzalez; Fortea, Aguado, Valdepenas, Liberto (80' Casas), Roberto Martin (57' Izan), Duiran (80' Melvin), David, Mascaro (57' Fortuny), Yanez, Aimar (71' Barroso)

VfB Stuttgart: Hellstern; Spalt, Agzikara (68' Scott), Catovic (78' Knezevic), Janijic, Di Benedetto (68' Luers), Korkut, Azevedo (56' Hajdini), Penna, Raimund (68' Tsigkas), Bujupi

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EURO U19 2024 semifinal - result

Italy U19 - Spain U19 (Fortuny 100')

Cristian Perea - played the whole match (90 minutes + extra time).

Chema Andres - played the whole match.

Pol Fortuny - played 65 minutes and scored the winning goal.

Fran Gonzalez - didn't play.

Jacobo Ramon - didn't play.

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EURO U19 2024 group stage - results

Spain U19 finished the group stage in 2nd place.

Denmark U19 - Spain U19 1:2 (Andres 26', Iker Bravo 79')

Jacobo Ramon - played the whole match. (6,4/10)

Chema Andres - played the whole match (7,6/10)

Pol Fortuny - played 33 minutes and assisted Bravo's goal. (6,9/10)

Fran Gonzalez - didn't play.

Cristian Perea - didn't play.

Turkey U19 - Spain U19 1:1 (Ay 90' - Gasiorowski 55')

Jacobo Ramon - played the whole match. (6,7/10)

Pol Fortuny - played 79 minutes and assisted Gasiorowski's goal. (7,6/10)

Chema Andres - played 35 minutes. (6/10)

Fran Gonzalez - didn't play.

Cristian Perea - didn't play.

Spain U19 - France U19 2:2 (Daniel Rodriguez 65', Simo 74' - Bouabre 13', Atangada Edoa 90')

Cristian Perea - played the whole match. (6,9/10)

Chema Andres - played the whole match. (6,6/10)

Pol Fortuny - played 32 minutes and assisted Simo's goal. (7,2/10)

Fran Gonzalez - didn't play.

Jacobo Ramon - didn't play.

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Real Madrid U19 - Union Berlin U19 2:1

0:1, Friedrich 43'

1:1, De Llanos 55'

2:1, Palacios 76'

Real Madrid U19: Fran Gonzalez; Nico Sanchez (46' Chema), Jacobo, Serrano, Enriquez; Iago (81' Duran), De Llanos (89' Gines), Angel; Yanez (67' Baba), Palacios, Iker Bravo

Union Berlin U19: Stein; Prosche (34' Hoffmann (89' Kalayci), Ogbemudia, Ackermann, Grunwald, Scholz; Friedrich (72' Ojo), Engelbreth, Aliji (72' Ibrahimi); Asanji, Kramer