On Wednesday, September 28, the Dynamo Kyiv academy team of the U-15 age category (footballers born in 2008) held another test match in Germany, where they have been staying for the second month at the invitation of the local FC Cologne. Here, Dynamo teams can fully train and play friendly matches with leading German academies.
This time, the White-Blues met with peers from Borussia Dortmund, whose academy is considered the best in Germany.
Friendly match
"BORUSSIA U-15» (Dortmund, Germany) — DYNAMO U-15» (Kyiv, Ukraine) - 4:2 (1:1)
Goals: ? (37), ? (47), ? (52), ? (74) — K. Rybak (35, pen.), Fedrenko (76)
In the 30th minute, Andreiko missed a penalty
"Dynamo": Roenko (Oleynik, 56), Perkatyuk, Konovalov (Galkin, 56), Chubatyuk (Sergienko, 56), Doroshenko (Panimash, 41), Romanyuk (Belevyat, 52), Lyusin (Kushenko, 41), K. Rybak (Bogomolov, 49), Andreiko (Marchenko, 64), Fedorenko, Levrinets-Chirgadze (Kalinkin, 41).
The game was mainly attended by U-15 players led by coach Yevgeny Lozinsky, who were joined by several U-16 players (coach Yuri Dmitrulin). Dortmund also formed their squad according to the same principle. The fight lasted two halves of 40 minutes each, turned out to be spectacular and productive.
From the first minutes, Dynamo took control of the ball, but controlled it in their own half of the field. In the first minutes, there was a lot of struggle on the field and it didn’t come to dangerous moments. The first blow was delivered by our team - it didn’t work out very well, and the goalkeeper took the ball. Soon Andreyko found himself in a striking position - after a rebound from the defender, the ball again flew into the hands of the goalkeeper. In the middle of the half, the Germans were able to move the game to the Dynamo half of the field and once struck a dangerous blow from an advantageous position - the ball flew very close to the post. The rest of the attempts were not so sharp - several times the ball flew much higher than the crossbar.
In the meantime, at the opposite gate, the people of Kiev succeeded in good swift counterattacks. As a result of one of them, Lyusin almost scored, but after his strike, the sphere ended up in the hands of the goalkeeper. The most real opportunity for our guys to take the lead was in the 30th minute, when Andreiko earned a penalty after the opponent knocked him down in his own penalty area. The victim himself undertook to carry out the sentence, but he could not beat the goalkeeper - he deflected the ball in the left corner of the goal in a jump.
Roenko did not get bored either - seven minutes before the whistle for a break, he managed to react to an opponent's blow from outside the penalty area. The last minutes of the half turned out to be eventful and rich in scoring events. One of the attacks of the Ukrainians ended with another violation of the rules against Andreiko in someone else's penalty area. This time, Kirill Rybak approached the "mark" and sent the ball into the net with a confident and strong blow.
Unfortunately, the players of Borussia did not get upset for long: in a minute, the opponent's player managed to cross from the right flank into the penalty area, and his partner headed the ball into the net. Roenko reached for the ball, but could not change the trajectory of its flight.
For the second half, the coaching staff of the opponent released the older guys born in 2007, and this immediately began to be felt. After all, the game began to take place at the Dynamo gates. As a result, Borussia managed to score twice within five minutes. In the future, the people of Kiev leveled the game and carried out several good promising counterattacks. But, unfortunately, in the final stage, our guys lacked a little accuracy.
Due to the difference in age, height and anthropometric data, our guys often got kicked in the legs from an opponent - and doctors had to help our guys. To reduce the gap in the score, the Kievans also tried to use set pieces, but the serve from the corner mark turned out to be unsuccessful - and the goalkeeper took the ball.
In the remaining time before the final whistle, the teams exchanged scored goals. At first, the hosts managed to distinguish themselves: the next attack of the opponent ended with an accurate blow to the far corner of the goal. And immediately after that, Fedorenko ended up with the ball on the right flank, "rocked" the defender with tricks, entered the penalty area, shifting to the center, and sent the ball exactly into the corner of the Germans' goal, setting the final score.
