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Saturday, January 20, 2007

Solomon Islands held NZ to a 1 all draw

NZ Herald,
Saturday January 20, 2007By Terry Maddaford

New Zealand's hopes of a reasonably comfortable journey to Fifa's under-20 world championships were rocked at the first hurdle when held 1-1 by the Solomon Islands yesterday.
It was a brave effort from the national side who played all but the first three minutes of the second half a player short after captain and key central defender Jack Pelter was inexplicably sent off for a second yellow card by Papua New Guinea referee Job Minan Ponis.
The referee frustrated the players from both teams with dubious calls and unnecessary bookings which started as early as the third minute when he cautioned Joachim Waroi.
The Solomons stunned the home side in the 27th minute when, after Pelter was judged to have fouled on the edge of the area. Ponis pushed the wall back way too far.
Sensing that, Judd Molea buried the free kick in the top corner.
Five minutes later it was tied up.
Leo Shin ran strongly to gather and play the ball back to the far post from where Sam Jenkins headed high into the goal.
Substitute Craig Henderson brought some spark to an at times dispirited New Zealand effort but he failed to go the distance after a clash of heads left him with a nasty gash.
The frustrations continued when Jenkins was brought down but legitimate calls for a penalty were ignored.
Ponis' effort was typified when, after signalling four minutes of stoppage time, he called it off after 1m 13s.
"We'll just have to win the remaining five games," said Jacobs later.
New Caledonia sprang the first minor surprise of the tournament when they held on to beat Tahiti 2-1.
The Tahitians, expected to be a contender, fell behind after nine minutes from a goal by Jason Scabland, and rarely threatened thereafter.
Cesar Lolohea scored for New Caledonia in stoppage time to give them a valuable three points. Spearheaded by a Roy Krishna hat-trick, Fiji ran out comfortable 7-0 winners over Samoa in the tournament opener.
The best of tomorrow's second round games will be the second-up clash between the Solomons and New Caledonia. New Zealand have a bye.

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