Saturday’s youth report:

Under 18’s: our under 18’s disappointingly fell to a surprise three nil defeat against Sunderland earlier this morning. The young Lillywhites were defeated in the second half as the north east club went on a goal rout.

Spurs U18s: Austin, Muscatt, Brown, Owens, Mukena, Tanganga, Bennetts (Tracey 58), Roles, Sterling, Duncan (Marsh 71), Oteh (Tsaroulla 58).
Under 16’s: Our under 16’s were given an introduction to under 18 football today, as they faced Dagenham and Redbridge. However our talented pool of players were victorious against the daggers as they thrashed the east London club 5-0. The inform Reo Griffiths scored two including a delightful chip. The talented Nya Kirby scored a brace and our highly rated 15 year old midfielder Oliver Skipp scored a fantastic volley to put the icing on the cake. What makes this victory even more remarkable is the fact that there were a whole host of under 15’s in the squad including Patterson and Paris Maghoma who is only 14. A wonderful day for these youngsters who have showed excellently how physically adept they are against a strong under 18 side!

(Nya Kirby pictured above whilst in action for England under 16)

Saturday’s youth report:

Under 18’s: Our under 18’s were involved in a thrilling 4-3 victory against West Brom earlier today at Hotspur way as the under 18’s rich vein of form continues. The goals were scored by; Jack Roles(39),Kazaiah Sterling(50),Marcus Edwards(80),Shilow Tracey(86).

Spurs U18s: McDermott, Tsaroulla, Brown, Marsh (Oakley-Boothe 63), Mukena, Maghoma, Edwards, Roles, Sterling (Tracey 77), Duncan (Kirby 63), Shashoua. Substitutes (not used): Oteh, Austin (GK).

Under 16’s: Our under 16’s were victorious against west brom today, as the lads won 3-2 against West Brom courtesy of a sensational first half hat-trick by Reo Griffiths. His 27th goal of the current campaign.

Loanees:

Dominic Ball: Ball was an unused substitute as Rangers recorded a 1-0 victory this afternoon in the Scottish Championship.

Grant Ward: Ward came on to score a late winner in Rotherham’s relegation six pointer against Brentford this afternoon, an incredible afternoon for the youngster.

Connor Ogilvie: Ogilvie played the full ninety as Stevenage lost 2-0 to Exeter in league two.

DeAndre Yedlin: Yedlin played the whole of Sunderland’s defeat at the Boleyn ground as they lost 1-0 to West Ham in the premier league. The USA international played at right back.

Alex Pritchard: Pritchard wasn’t involved in West Brom’s 3-2 victory over Crystal Palace.
Nathan Oduwa: Oduwa only just joined Colchester United on a one-month loan. However the Nigeria under 23 international came on in the 82nd minute for the struggling league one side as they drew 0-0 at home to Shrewsbury.

• Loanees: 
• Dominic Ball played the full 90 minutes in midfield for Rangers in their 0-0 stalemate in the Scottish cup against Kilmarnock, another clean sheet for the youngster.
• Grant Ward played the whole of Rotherham’s match against Bolton in the Sky bet Championship as they were defeated 2-1 at the Macron stadium.
• Connor Ogilvie played the entirety of Stevenage’s 1-0 defeat against Crawley in league 2 ,at left back.
• Alex Pritchard played the whole of the second half as he made his debut for West Brom in their 1-0 away defeat against Newcastle in the premier league.

Spurs under 18’s won 2-1 away to Swansea earlier today as the hugely talented striker Kazaiah Sterling scored a brace as Spurs played out an impressive victory in South Wales. 

 

Spurs under 16’s 8-1 MK Dons: Our under 16’s won earlier in spectacular fashion as they thrashed MK Dons 8-1 in the under 16 league. Reo rivaldo Griffiths as pictured below scored 4 goals and assisted 2 in the victory, Tashan Oakley Boothe scored one as did an unnamed trialist and an own goal from a Dons player. However I am unable to report on the other two scorers as I was unable to find out who they were. 

 

Our under 16’s fell to a 6-1 defeat earlier today in a friendly. Our only goal was scored by the talented young winger Jonathan Dinzeyi.