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Tuesday, January 30, 2007
Mamula bows out of the Oceania U20 with a 8-1 demolition of samoa
NZsoccer news,
Auckland January 29, 2007

New Zealand are a win away from a place at the 2007 FIFA U-20 Men’s World Cup in Canada after thumping Vanuatu 7-0 in their Oceania Youth Championship match in Waitakere on Monday.

All Whites and Fulham reserve team midfielder Chris James capped New Zealand’s biggest win of the qualifying tournament with a hat-trick to take his tally to six goals in five matches – two behind Fiji's golden boot leader Roy Krishna.

The result – coupled with Fiji's 2-1 win over New Caledonia – means New Zealand’s destiny is in their own hands as they eye Wednesday’s final match against New Caledonia (2.30pm) at Trusts Stadium.

Victory will ensure Stu Jacobs side Oceania’s berth at the June 30-July 22 World Cup while Fiji – a point behind New Zealand - must beat Tahiti in their final game and hope New Caledonia at least take a point off the Kiwis.

Jacobs admitted afterwards that New Zealand's thoughts were turning to Canada although he refuses to let his side get ahead of themselves with New Caledonia showing dangerous glimpses throughout the tournament.

"I guess we can start talking about Canada now although we don’t want to put too much on it because we’ve got to think about winning the next game first," he said.

"We’ll just talk about winning on Wednesday. The sign in our changing room says 'Win at all costs' and 'whatever it takes'. We wanted to win every game but maybe five wins and a draw will be enough."

New Zealand raced to a 5-0 halftime led with defender Phil Edginton sparking the first half deluge with a headed goal after just 2min 30s from a cross that was almost inevitably delivered by James.

James made it 2-0 in the 16th minute when he curled a 20 yard free-kick into the top right hand corner before All Whites team-mate Jeremy Brockie put the result beyond doubt just four minutes later with a 25m screamer.

New Zealand had their fourth when James nodded home a cross from Brockie before midfielder Cole Peverley outdid Brockie with a 40m howitzer.

James completed his hat-trick in the 52nd minute but New Zealand were only able to add one more second half goal – a well-taken 63rd minute effort from defender Michael Cunningham.
Vanuatu enjoyed far more of the possession in the second half with New Zealand goalkeeper Jacob Spoonley required to make four quality saves including a good reflex stop after a miss-cued defensive header from Edginton.

"We played pretty well, very well really," Jacobs said. "It’s hard to keep that tempo going when you're in that position [at halftime]."

Meanwhile, Fiji kept the heat on New Zealand with a 2-1 win over New Caledonia despite a late 22m scorcher from Richard Sele and a fluffed late chance by Wilson Forest. Roy Krishna scored Fiji’s first to take his tally to eight for the tournament and a two goal lead over James in the golden boot race.

Solomon Islands finished their tournament with an 8-1 demolition of Samoa who have conceded 30 goals in their five matches to date. Jose Nawo scored two first half stoppage time goals in his hat-trick for the Solomons while Joachim Rande was on target in the 86th and 87th minutes before Judd Molea scored his second in the 89th minute as Samoa were left devastated by a late burst of goals in each half.

2007 Oceania Men's Youth (U-20) Championship – Match Day Six (January 29)
New Zealand 7 (Phil Edginton 3, Chris James 16, 25; Jeremy Brockie 20, Cole Peverley 33) Vanuatu 0. Halftime: 5-0.

Fiji 2 (Roy Krishna 37, Rinal Prasad 79) New Caledonia 1 (Richard Sele 67). Halftime: 1-0.


Solomon Islands 8 (Tony Otini 27, Joses Nawo 45+, 45+ 66; Judd Molea 31, 89 pen; Joachim Rande 86, 87) Samoa 1 (Joachim Waroi 49 own goal). Halftime: 4-0.

Golden Boot standings
8 - Roy Krishna (Fiji).
6 - Chris James (NZ).
4 - Sam Jenkins (NZ), Judd Molea (Solomon Islands), Joachim Rande (Solomon Islands).
3 - Dan Keat (NZ), Tony Otini (Solomon Islands), Joses Nawo (Solomon Islands), Richard Sele (New Caledonia).
2 – Jean Wahnyamalla (New Caledonia), Ulrich Bowden (New Caledonia), Alvin Singh (Fiji), Eran Underwood (Fiji), Ariihau Tereiitau (Tahiti). Michael Cunningham (NZ), Jeremy Brockie (NZ),
1 - Meneusi Senibuli (Fiji), Krishna Sami (Fiji), Esava Naqeleca (Fiji), Jason Sablan (New Caledonia), Cesar Lolohea (New Caledonia), Teiki Wan Phook (Tahiti), Jay Warren (Tahiti), Leon Chan (Tahiti), Ionataana Tino (Samoa), Matahi Hauata (Tahiti), Elten Boe (Vanuatu), Francois Sakama (Vanuatu), Silao Malo (Samoa), Simon Molbet (Vanuatu) Brian Melar (Vanuatu), Jean Christophe Xenie (New Caledonia), Young Paul (Vanuatu), Raihau DeGage (Tahiti), Rinal Prasad (Fiji), Phil Edginton (NZ), Cole Peverley (NZ).
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