Scott Loach was fantastic!

Carole looked good when he came on too.  kandol was rubbish


>From: "Richard Naef" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>To: <[email protected]>
>Subject: [LU] Berlin 2 Leeds 0
>Date: Wed, 18 Jul 2007 21:01:05 +0100
>
>
>http://www.leedsunited.com/page/NewsroomDetail/0,,10273~1074969,00.html
>
>UNION BERLIN 2 (Gebhardt 40, Patschinski 84) UNITED 0
>
>Union Berlin: Glinker, Spasskov, Gebhardt, Stuff, Younga-Mouhani, Martins,
>Spork, Mattuschka, Schulz, Patschinzi, Bemben.  Subs: Niendorf, Ruprecht,
>Streit, Scharlau, Bonig, Menz, Zschiesche, Vuckovic, Antunovic.
>
>United: Loach (Hamman 46), Richardson, Marques, Heath, Parker, Douglas,
>Prutton, Thompson (Weston 59), Lewis (Carole 59), Kandol (Constantine 59),
>Beckford (Elliott 71). Subs: Delph.
>
>Interest in United's tour to Germany was high, but demand for the opening
>game was such that kick-off was delayed due to the excessive numbers
>cramming into the sun-baked stadium.
>
>The packed crowd created an atmosphere far removed from that of a
>traditional friendly and it was no surprise that the game started at great
>pace.
>
>The hosts showed plenty of enthusiasm and the visitors won the first corner
>of the game on eight minutes when a low cross was hacked to safety after
>drifting across the face of goal.
>
>Goalkeeper Scott Loach also tipped the ball around the post, and made a 
>good
>low block as Berlin pressed early on.
>
>But United came back strongly, and Jermaine Beckford showed good feet to
>force an opening before curling a shot around the post.
>
>David Prutton also showed good intelligence to feed Tresor Kandol, but
>Berlin defender Christian Stuff reacted well to avert the danger.
>
>It was a good opening from both sides with United settlng down well and
>making their own mark on the contest, creating some useful openings from
>midfield.
>
>Alan Thompson came close on the half-hour when he forced Jan Glinker into
>making a good parry, and Eddie Lewis, who was finding some good space on 
>the
>left, couldn't quite finish the rebound.
>
>At the other end, Loach made a terrific save to deny Tom Martins with a
>great opportunity after Berlin carved open the United defence. Moments
>later, Loach made another good save after Nico Patschinski got in an angled
>shot from the left.
>
>But Loach was beaten five minutes before the break when Marco Gebhart 
>lifted
>the ball over the keper from the Berlin left.
>
>United started the second half brightly, though, and Kandol and Beckford
>linked up well before the latter sent an overhead kick fizzing over the 
>top.
>
>Berlin's approach play had caused United problems during the opening 
>period,
>but Wise's men looked more assured after the break.
>
>They retained a strong work-ethic and after a triple substitution on the
>hour, Leon Constantine, brought on to partner Beckford, almost made his 
>mark
>when he had a shot well blocked by a Berlin defender.
>
>The competitive nature threatened to boil over with 15 minutes remaining
>when Tom Elliott picked up his first senior booking following a clash with
>Alexej Spasskov, following an aggressive challenge by the Berlin defender.
>
>United pressed for a leveller without creating any clear-cut chances, but
>Berlin rallied in the closing stages, and the hosts made it 2-0 in the 84th
>minute when Nico Patchinski rounded off a good move by sweeping the ball
>beyond the reach of Nick Hamman in the United goal.
>
>That looked like it, but Seb Carole almost pulled a goal back in the final
>minute with a superb strike from distance.
>
>
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