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Wednesday, January 24, 2007

FIJI BEATS SOLOMON ISLANDS 3 NIL

Auckland January 24, 2007

After thumping Samoa 7-1 on Tuesday, New Zealand are eagerly eyeing Saturday’s Trusts Stadium showdown against tournament leaders Fiji - a likely title decider in the race for a berth at the 2007 FIFA U-20 Men’s World Cup in Canada from June 30-July 22.

But Jacobs knows New Zealand cannot afford to take their eye off the ball against Tahiti as the hosts (with a game in hand) look to bridge the five-point gap on Fiji who sit out the tournament’s bye on Thursday.

Jacobs stayed on after New Zealand’s win over Samoa to watch Fiji overpower the Solomon Islands 3-0 with two clinical finishes from speedy golden boot leader Roy Krishna.

“Fiji are obviously quite big and physical and the seven [Alvin Singh] and 11 [Krishna] are quite useful and technically very good. If we can nullify them we’ll be in with a shout,” Jacobs said.
“But we’ve got to get through this Tahiti game first…we’ve got to keep churning out the results and improving.”

Jacobs has no doubts New Zealand will improve following mediocre performances against the Solomons and Samoa.

He has a full squad to pick from for Thursday’s match with skipper Jack Pelter back from suspension. But New Zealand must play the delicate balancing act between ensuring victory and resting players ahead of the Fiji match and also have key players Sam Jenkins, Dan Keat, Jeremy Brockie and Cole Peverely one booking away from a automatic one-match suspension.
Jacobs gave his players “five and a halves and sixes out of 10” for their performance against Samoa “if we’re brutally honest”. He knows more intensity and clinical finishing is needed for New Zealand’s coming matches.

“What we’ve got to do is get players up around the seven and a half to eight range…if we can get four or five of them around that mark then I think we’ll be okay.”

New Caledonia play Samoa (midday) and Vanuatu face the Solomon Islands (2.30pm) ahead of New Zealand’s match at 5pm

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