Kyiv Dynamo played another control match today as part of their preparation for the new season at the training camp in Austria. The opponent of Mircea Lucescu's team was Swiss Young Boys.
Photo - fcdynamo.comControl match
"Dynamo (Kyiv, Ukraine)- YANG BOISE (Bern, Switzerland) -3:3 ( 2:2)
Goals: Dubinchak (9), Benito (23), Diallo (90) - Meshack (19), Nsame (37 pen.), Lakomy (65)
"Dynamo": 1.Buschan - 24.Tymchik (23.Malysh, 83), 25.Dyachuk, 4.Popov, 44.Dubinchak (20.Karavaev, 83) - 5.Sidorchuk (K) (8.Shepelev, 60), 10.Shaparenko (18.Andrievskiy, 60) - 21.Yarmolenko (70.Lednev, 70), 29. Buyalsky (37.Tsarenko, 70), 7.Kabaev (91.Voloshyn, 60) - 77.Benito (30.Diallo, 70).
"Young Boys" (starting line-up): 1.Rachoppi, 7.Ugring, 13.Ali Kamara, 15.Meshack, 16.Fassnacht, 17.Janko, 18.Nsame, 20.Niasse, 25.Bichel, 6.Maluvunu, 27.Sailer.
The match started at a very average pace, but it did not prevent Dynamo from opening the score already on the 9th minute of the match: Tymchik broke through on the right flank, shot into the penalty area and Dubinchak on the far post sent the ball into the Young Boys' goal - 1:0.
However, the Swiss team managed to get back on the scoresheet quite quickly - it was Meshak who managed to beat Dyachuk in a counterattack, jumped out almost one-on-one with Buschan and didn't miss his chance - 1:1. However, Young Boys' joy lasted even less - just four minutes later, Dynamo took the lead again. And again the success of the Bilo-Syni was brought by a flank attack: it ended with a shot from Tymchyk, the continuation of the combination with a heel pass from Yarmolenko and a shot from Benito. Yang Boise goalkeeper coped with his first shot, but he couldn't do anything about the second one - 2:1.
In the second half of the first half, the game was on a counter-attack, both teams had a lot of sharp attacks, but only Young Boys managed to succeed in this segment of the match. On the 36th minute the ball hit Tymchik's hand in Dynamo's penalty area, the referee did not hesitate to award a penalty, which was confidently realised by Nsame - 2:2. The first half ended with this score.
Young Boys started the second half more actively, and in the 49th minute of the match the Swiss were close to taking the lead: a one-on-one with Buschan resulted in a shot on goal, after which the ball almost hit the bar.
Later on, Young Boys had the advantage, but towards the middle of the half Dynamo managed to equalise the game. Nevertheless, on 65 minutes the Swiss team took the lead: another attack of Young Boys ended with Lakoma's shot from the penalty line and the ball flew into the corner of Dynamo's goal - 2:3.
This goal clearly encouraged Young Boys, who regained the advantage and actively attacked until the end of the match. Dynamo had no chances to change the score in this period of the match. Only Tymchik's shot from the right side of the penalty area, which was handled by the goalkeeper. But the Swiss did not create any new chances at Buschan's goal (not counting a couple of shots, after which the ball flew in close proximity to Dynamo's goal).
However, just before the end of the match Dynamo still managed to avoid defeat Diallo received a pass from Karavaev in the penalty area, "rocked" the opponent and shot from a sharp angle - the ball ricocheted off the leg of the Young Boys defender and flew into the net - 3:3.
We would like to add that Dynamo's next friendlies will be held next Sunday, 16 July, when they will play against Aris of Cyprus.
Alexander POPOV
