Fulham under-19s book devote Dallas cup final - Cottagers Confidential

Steve Wigley's boys in dreamland after whipping Fluminense on fines and securing their invest the Dallas Cup remaining The horrible penalty shoot-out was had a need to determine the destiny of the under-19s within their Dallas pot journey after completing one-a-piece against Fluminense. Starting the lighter of the two sides, confidence was exuded by Wigleyas men all over the park, approaching fluently and defending professionally against their way that was come by the array of Brazilian football. It absolutely was the deadlock was eventually broken by Fulham who on 26 minutes when Ryan Williams flicked his header over opposition keeper Cristhian Belenzier, after latching on to a chip from Lasse Vigen Christensen. Parties were cut short as moments later Fulham discovered themselves level, with Diego Camilo getting himself goal side of opponent Josh Passley from the cross, and giving the ball up and over owner Marek Rodak. Fulham started the second half refreshed and dominated the play, restricting Fluminense to counter-attack football. The Whites came close on a couple of occasions with Cauley Woodrow and Muamer Tankovic failing woefully to capitalise from good bits of group play. Minutes were also come close to doubling his scoring contribution, five by ryan Williams before the end. The sport continued in its standard intense vein, with both teams matching one another in every regions of the park. Fluminense came closest to winning the link in the second half, but the game was sent by some confident defending by the Fulham back four, to penalties. Marlon Barbosa hit first for Fluminense, setting his fee dead centre and away from owner Marek Rodak, who had devoted to a jump. Cauley Woodrow was initially to have a penalty for The Whites and thundered his penalty base left, beyond the reach of Cristhian Belenzier. Emerson Hyndman and Sean Kavanagh followed Woodrowas guide, before Marek Rodak pulled off a fantastic save yourself to deny Mateus Regis da Silva, getting down seriously to his left with a solid hand. The final fee taker, facing the unenviable task of completing the tie, was youngster George Williams. After placing the ball on the place he buried his penalty bottom-right, delivering the owner the wrong way and the remaining portion of the staff in to cup-final dreamland. Fulham will experience Japanese side Kashiwa Reysol in the final once they saw off Danish clothing Aalborg BK 4-0 within their respective semi-final fixture. The last will kick-off tonight at 6pm (local time), and could be legally streamed online. Remaining Score: Fulham 1 Fluminense 1 (Fulham win 4-3 on penalties)