Published 14 November 2022 2 min read
Women's U19
Netherlands 2-1 England WU19s
Olivia McLoughlin's goal not enough to rescue a result against the Dutch at Algarve Cup
England Women’s under-19s ended their trip to Portugal this week with a narrow 2-1 defeat against the Netherlands on Monday afternoon.
The Young Lionesses, who enjoyed a 2-1 victory over Norway last week in their first game of the Algarve Cup, found themselves a goal down after less than ten minutes of the game when Dutch captain Danique Noordman opened the scoring in the sixth minute.
And it remained 1-0 at the break before the Dutch got their second of the game through substitute Lotte Keukelaar in the 74th minute.
But Emma Coates’ team kept searching for a way back into the game and they reduced the arrears four minutes later, when Olivia McLoughlin took advantage of a stray pass and fired home from 20 yards.
They couldn’t find an equaliser though and will now head home before resuming their WU19 EURO campaign in the new year.
England: 1 Natalie Negri (Crystal Palace); 2 Annie Hutchings (Manchester City), 3 Olivia Mcloughlin (Aston Villa), 4 Lucia Kendall (Southampton) (c), 5 Grace Gillard (Syracuse University), 6 Hannah Silcock (Liverpool), 7 Mia Enderby (Sheffield United), 8 Grace Palmer (Lewes), 9 Georgia Mullet (Aston Villa), 10 Sarah Brasero (Ipswich Town), 11 Keira Barry (Manchester United, dual contract with Derby County)
Substitutes: 17 Mackenzie Smith (Nottingham Forest, dual contract with Leicester City) for Enderby 23, 20 Aimee Claypole (Chelsea) for Mullett 46, 19 Kiera Flannery (West Ham United) for Kendall 70, 16 Halle Houssein (West Ham United) for McLoughlin 90
Substitutes not used: 12 Emma Thompson (Chelsea), 13 Khiara Keating (Manchester City), 14 Katie Reid (Arsenal), 15 Megan Collett (Southampton), 18 Lois Marley-Paraskevas (Manchester City), 21 Katy Watson (Sunderland)
Head coach: Emma Coates
Goals: Olivia McLoughlin 78
The Young Lionesses, who enjoyed a 2-1 victory over Norway last week in their first game of the Algarve Cup, found themselves a goal down after less than ten minutes of the game when Dutch captain Danique Noordman opened the scoring in the sixth minute.
And it remained 1-0 at the break before the Dutch got their second of the game through substitute Lotte Keukelaar in the 74th minute.
But Emma Coates’ team kept searching for a way back into the game and they reduced the arrears four minutes later, when Olivia McLoughlin took advantage of a stray pass and fired home from 20 yards.
They couldn’t find an equaliser though and will now head home before resuming their WU19 EURO campaign in the new year.
England: 1 Natalie Negri (Crystal Palace); 2 Annie Hutchings (Manchester City), 3 Olivia Mcloughlin (Aston Villa), 4 Lucia Kendall (Southampton) (c), 5 Grace Gillard (Syracuse University), 6 Hannah Silcock (Liverpool), 7 Mia Enderby (Sheffield United), 8 Grace Palmer (Lewes), 9 Georgia Mullet (Aston Villa), 10 Sarah Brasero (Ipswich Town), 11 Keira Barry (Manchester United, dual contract with Derby County)
Substitutes: 17 Mackenzie Smith (Nottingham Forest, dual contract with Leicester City) for Enderby 23, 20 Aimee Claypole (Chelsea) for Mullett 46, 19 Kiera Flannery (West Ham United) for Kendall 70, 16 Halle Houssein (West Ham United) for McLoughlin 90
Substitutes not used: 12 Emma Thompson (Chelsea), 13 Khiara Keating (Manchester City), 14 Katie Reid (Arsenal), 15 Megan Collett (Southampton), 18 Lois Marley-Paraskevas (Manchester City), 21 Katy Watson (Sunderland)
Head coach: Emma Coates
Goals: Olivia McLoughlin 78