Under-18s through to Dallas Cup semis

, 23 March, 5comments | Jump to most recent

Goals by Callum Lees, Nathan Broadhead and Delial Brewster lifted the Blues to a 3-1 win over Real Salt Lake at the Cottonbowl Stadium in Dallas.

The semi-finals of the Dallas Cup are scheduled for Friday where the Young Blues will play hosts, FC Dallas.

Everton U18s: Pierce, Yates (Corke 90), Lees, Yarney, Harrington, Baningime, Denny, Kiersey, Morris (Virtanen 87), Broadhead (Morris 87), Brewster.
Sub not used: Johnson.

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Andrew Presly
1 Posted 24/03/2016 at 01:45:43

There was a pic of Kevin Sheedy with Dez Bryant on the OS earlier. One legend with AN Other.

Sam Hoare
2 Posted 24/03/2016 at 09:07:32

Well done, lads. Broadhead and Brewster making a strong strike pair.

Paul Thompson
3 Posted 24/03/2016 at 16:08:36

I didn't see the stream of the game, but you see the goals and Sheedy talking about the latest win on Grand Old team:

https://www.grandoldteam.com/forum/threads/Everton-youth-teams-thread.59260/page-389

Brewster – who was recently loaned to Stockport and did well – looks like a good prospect up front.

Anthony Dwyer
4 Posted 25/03/2016 at 01:43:32

I've said it before and I'll gladly say it again, Brewster seems to know where the goal is.

Maybe he could sit on the bench in a game or two in the last few games of the season... he could keep Niasse company!

Phill Thompson
5 Posted 25/03/2016 at 14:16:51

It's surprising Brewster and Broadhead haven't been promoted to the U21s the number of goals they've scored this season, about 30 between them. Is there a " Unsy out!" thread yet :-)?

Brewster looked very strong in the live streams, two goals so far, one with right foot other with left, mind you he's missed a few too, which they say is always the sign of a good striker!

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