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U-20 MNT
U-20 MNT Defeat Full Haiti National Team  

FRISCO, Texas (March 28, 2007) - The U.S. Under-20 Men's National Team got a goal from Gabriel Ferrari in injury time to defeat the full Haiti Men's National Team, 2-1, this evening in the first match of a doubleheader with the U.S. Men's National Team in Pizza Hut Park in Frisco, Texas.

The U.S. took the lead in the 55th minute when Freddy Adu dribbled through a couple players at the top of the penalty area, and slipped the ball behind the last defender before getting tripped up as he ran into the box.

Adu stepped up and buried the penalty into the left side of the net.

Haiti scored the equalizer in the 75th minute when Ferrari lost the ball and the ball was quickly slipped through to Cadet Eliphene. The Haiti forward was able to hold off the charging Ofori Sarkodie and slip it past U.S. goalkeeper Chris Seitz.

The U.S. got the game-winner in extra time when Tim Ward served in a ball from the left flank to the back post where Dax McCarty headed it back across the goalmouth and Ferrari was able to get a touch with his chest to direct it into the net among two Haiti defenders and goalkeeper Fenelon Gabare.

U.S. Under-20 Men’s National Team Game Report

Participants: USA vs. Haiti (Full Team)
Competition: International Friendly
Location: Pizza Hut Park; Frisco, Texas
Date: March 28, 2007
Weather: Warm, 80 degrees

Scoring Summary:
                1     2      F
USA        0     2      2
Haiti        0     1      1 

USA – Freddy Adu (penalty kick)                 55th minute
HAI – Cadet Eliphene                                    75.
USA – Gabriel Ferrari (Dax McCarty)          91+

Lineups:
USA: 1-Chris Seitz; 3-Amaechi Igwe (5-Ross LaBauex, 89), 13-Ofori Sarkodie, 4-Anthony Wallace, 2-Tim Ward; 8-Robbie Rogers (16-Blake Wagner, 74), 7-Danny Szetela (15-Jalil Anibaba, 83), 11-Freddy Adu (capt.), 10-Sal Zizzo (21-Dax McCarty, 75); 12-Josmer Altidore (19-Tony Beltran, 71), 9-Gabriel Ferrari
Subs not used: 6-Quavas Kirk, 18-Diego Restrepo
Head Coach: Thomas Rongen

HAI: 1-Fenelon Gabare; 21-Saurel Olrish, 19-Lesly Fellinga, 15-Ednerson Raymond (3-Gilles Frantz, 58), 6-Guillaume Stephane, 12-James Marcelin (14-Chery Mones), 16-St. Jean Pierre Roland (7-Fucien Brunel, 65), 2-Alcenat Sony, 8-Corriolan Wadson (17-Alain Vubert, 64), 20-Tim Velten (10-Alexandre Boucicaut, 75), 11-Noel Fabrice (9-Cadet Eliphene, 71).
Subs not used: 00-Occenat Peterson, 4-Peter Germain, 13-Bruny Pierre Richard, 18-Guliano Philipp
Head Coach: Julio Dely Valdez

Statistical Summary:
                                    USA      HAI
Shots                           10        10  
Shots on goal              3           3
Saves                            1           1
Fouls                           16        10
Corner Kicks                3           2
Offside                           5          4

Misconduct Summary:
HAI – James Marcelin (caution)            45th minute
HAI – Alcenat Sony (caution)                  59.
HAI – Saurel Olrish (caution)                 86.

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