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|colspan="2"|'''First international'''<br/>C&M 3-1 Solenial, '''IJC Group Stage'''
 
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|colspan="2"|'''Worst defeat'''<br/>C&M 1-3 Jeruselem, '''IJC Final'''
 
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The [[Candelaria And Marquez]] national Under-21 [[football]] team was founded to compete in the first Justantina Cup in [[St Samuel]]. Former [[CMSC]] winner with Albrecht FC, Lloyd Donnelly, has been appointed coach. His presence instantly provoked controversy, after Donnelly claimed that he would be playing his new charges in his "own way", and that their interests were not "best served copying the playing style of the [[Candelaria And Marquez national football team|full side's]] current manager". He also claimed that the current set of twenty and twenty-one year-olds are "for the most part highly disappointing", comments he later disregarded.
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The [[Candelaria And Marquez]] national Under-21 [[football]] team was founded to compete in the first Justantina Cup in [[St Samuel]]. Former [[CMSC]] winner with Albrecht FC, Lloyd Donnelly, has been appointed coach. His presence instantly provoked controversy, after Donnelly claimed that he would be playing his new charges in his "own way", and that their interests were not "best served copying the playing style of the [[Candelaria And Marquez national football team|full side's]] current manager". He also claimed that the current set of twenty and twenty-one year-olds are "for the most part highly disappointing", comments he later disregarded. His side have gone on to become world leaders in Under-21 football, reaching two consecutive tournament finals; winning one.
  
 
== Playing History ==
 
== Playing History ==
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=== Justantina Cup ===
  
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The C&M youngsters were entered in the Justantina Cup with little hope of victory, but would ultimately go on to have a very successful tournament indeed. 3-1 and 2-1 triumphs over [[Solenial]] and [[Taeshan]] buffeted a 2-2 draw with experienced Under-21 country [[Starblaydia]] in the group stage; with Donnelly’s side securing second place in the group on goal difference and as a result, somewhat ironically, a slightly easier route in the knock-out stages. The classy 3-0 win over [[Cookesland]] in the quarter-finals was marred slightly by the loss to injury of goalkeeper Ray Winkett. ‘Keepers would go on to be a feature of the Small Blues’ Cup; when teenager Ethan Schepinov conceded a penalty and was sent off in the semi-final with [[St Samuel]] with C&M 3-2 up. Still three-all after extra time; midfielder Matteo Corradini managed to be enough of an imposing presence to help C&M over the line.
  
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C&M were then clearly the inferior side against Jeruselem in the final, despite a fine free-kick from Ben Edwards that made him the top C&M scorer in the Cup. Ultimately, mistakes by third-choice ‘keeper Imogen Dacosta cost them dear. C&M would pick up the runners-up medals, and Dacosta become the first - and so far last - female player on a C&M national unisex representative side.
  
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=== Second Di Bradini Cup ===
  
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{| class="wikitable"
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|-
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! colspan="13" | DBC 2 Group B
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|-
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! Team
 +
! W
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! D
 +
! L
 +
! GF
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! GA
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! GD
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! Pts
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| Candelaria And Marquez
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| 3
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| 1
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| 0
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| 15
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| 3
 +
| 12
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| 10
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|-
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| Kiryu-shi
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| 3
 +
| 0
 +
| 1
 +
| 9
 +
| 4
 +
| 5
 +
| 9
 +
|-
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| ESF
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| 2
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| 1
 +
| 1
 +
| 9
 +
| 3
 +
| 6
 +
| 7
 +
|-
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| Geisenfried
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| 1
 +
| 0
 +
| 3
 +
| 2
 +
| 12
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| -10
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| 3
 +
|-
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| Sorthern Northland
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| 0
 +
| 0
 +
| 4
 +
| 4
 +
| 17
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| -13
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| 0
 +
|}
  
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Finding themselves in a highly competative group, Donnelly's team surprised many by qualifying undefeated. Their tournament took a twist following a 5-0 drubbing of [[Geisenfried]], when most of the first team players were involved in what has become known as ''Frozen Ferretgate'', with a number suffering from serious alcohol poisoning. The second-choice XI went out and beat [[Sorthern Northland]], a key sporting rival of C&M, 6-2; and were also largely responsible for the quarter-final victory over hosts [[Starblaydia]], which came on penalties after a 3-3 draw (after extra time).
  
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Most of the first team were able to return for the semi-final against highly talented newcomers [[the Pazhujeb Islands]], a game C&M won 4-2 to book their place in a second final, this time against [[St Samuel]]. Under the cosh for much of the game, the Small Blues eventually won out 2-0 to lift the country's first sporting title.
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The C&M youngsters were entered in the Justantina Cup with little hope of victory, but would ultimately go on to have a very successful tournament indeed. 3-1 and 2-1 triumphs over [[Solenial]] and [[Taeshan]] buffeted a 2-2 draw with experienced Under-21 country [[Starblaydia]] in the group stage; with Donnelly’s side securing second place in the group on goal difference and as a result, somewhat ironically, a slightly easier route in the knock-out stages. The classy 3-0 win over [[Cookesland]] in the quarter-finals was marred slightly by the loss to injury of goalkeeper Ray Winkett. ‘Keepers would go on to be a feature of the Small Blues’ Cup; when teenager Ethan Schepinov conceded a penalty and was sent off in the semi-final with [[St Samuel]] with C&M 3-2 up. Still three-all after extra time; midfielder Matteo Corradini managed to be enough of an imposing presence to help C&M over the line.
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C&M were then clearly the inferior side against Jeruselem in the final, despite a fine free-kick from Ben Edwards that made him the top C&M scorer in the Cup. Ultimately, mistakes by third-choice ‘keeper Imogen Dacosta cost them dear. C&M would pick up the runners-up medals, and Dacosta become the first – and so far last – female player on a C&M national unisex representative side.
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== Most recent squad ==
 
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''Stats (probably) correct up to and including C&M 2 St Samuel 0 in the 2nd Di Bradini Cup final''
 
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{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="border-color: #999; border-collapse: collapse; text-align: center"
 
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!No.!!Pos.!!Player!!Age!!U21 Goals!!U21 Caps!!Club
 
!No.!!Pos.!!Player!!Age!!U21 Goals!!U21 Caps!!Club
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 1 || GK || Ray Winkett || 21 || - || 4 || TurksKT
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|align="right"| 1 || GK || Prince Mapleson || 21 || - || 6 || CandelariaAM
 
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|align="right"| 2 || DR || William Burgos || 20 || - || 6 || Arrigo Portuguese FC
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|align="right"| 2 || DR || William Burgos || 21 || - || 9 || Arrigo Portuguese FC
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 3 || DL/C || Karl McDonald || 20 || - || 1 (1) || TurksKT
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|align="right"| 3 || DC || Steven Williams || 19 || 1 || 2 (1) || A.Turks
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 4 || MD || Matteo Corradini || 20 || - || 5 || Albrecht FC
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|align="right"| 4 || MD || Matteo Corradini || 21 || 1 || 11 || Albrecht FC
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 5 || DC || Ben Young || 20 || - || 6 || Green Island
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|align="right"| 5 || DC || Ben Young || 20 || 1 || 12 || Green Island
 
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|align="right"| 6 || DC || Chris Ytterland || 19 || - || 3 || Melin & Nader
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|align="right"| 6 || DC || Chris Ytterland || 20 || - || 4 || Melin & Nader
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 7 || MR || Ben Edwards || 19 || 5 || 6 || Albrecht FC
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|align="right"| 7 || MR || Ben Edwards || 20 || 6 || 12 || Albrecht FC
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 8 || AM || Reiban Okeke || 19 || 1 || 5 (1) || MarquezOW
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|align="right"| 8 || AM || Reiban Okeke || 20 || 3 || 11 (1) || MarquezOW
 
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|align="right"| 9 || F || Luke Naylor || 21 || 4 || 6 || C.A.L
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|align="right"| 9 || F || Joe Cunningham || 19 || 7 || 6 || Albrecht FC
 
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|align="right"| 10 || AM/F || Jamie Rawlinson || 20 || 1 || 2 (3) || Cathedral CIty
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|align="right"| 10 || AM/F || Jamie Rawlinson || 21 || 2 || 3 (5) || Cathedral CIty
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 11 || ML || Beck Ragab || 20 || - || 1 || Albrecht FC
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|align="right"| 11 || ML || Beck Ragab || 20 || - || 2 || Albrecht FC
 
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|align="right"| 12 || DR || Terence Johnson || 21 || - || 0 (1) || KT Hotspur
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|align="right"| 12 || DR || Huge Krstev || 19 || - || 4 (1) || Radyukevich
 
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|align="right"| 13 || D/ML || Özkan Yalçin || 19 || 1 || 6 || C.A.L
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|align="right"| 13 || D/ML || Özkan Yalçin || 20 || 3 || 12 || C.A.L
 
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|align="right"| 14 || DC || Shane Avdeev || 21 || - || 3 (2) || Caires City
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|align="right"| 14 || DC || Mars Douaydari || 20 || - || 5 || MarquezOW
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 15 || MD || Dean Wilson || 21 || - || 4 || Melin & Nader
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|align="right"| 15 || MD || Connor Mengucci || 19 || - || 5 (1) || CandelariaAM
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 16 || ML || Dave Walsh || 20 || - || 1 (3) || KT Hotspur
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|align="right"| 16 || DM/MR || Carroll Eriksson || 19 || 2 || 2 (2) || Castillo FC
 
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|align="right"| 17 || F || Ryan Gnom || 21 || - || 0 (1) || Port of Clotaire
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|align="right"| 17 || F || Robbie Shannon || 19 || 1 || 1 (1) || C.A.L
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 18 || DL || José Luis Sosa || 18 || - || 0 || MarquezOW
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|align="right"| 18 || DL || José Luis Sosa || 19 || - || 1 (2) || MarquezOW
 
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|-
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|align="right"| 19 || F || Rául Vélez || 20 || 2 || 4 (2) || Radyukevich
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|align="right"| 19 || F || Rául Vélez || 21 || 6 || 10 (2) || Delta Force Cardim ([[Kura-Pelland]])
 
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|align="right"| 20 || MC || Davey Fauske || 21 || - || 1 (1) || AFC MN Smith
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|align="right"| 20 || MC || Davey Fauske || 21 || 1 || 2 (2) || AFC MN Smith
 
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|align="right"| 21 || MC/R || Lars Wiedemann || 20 || - || 0 || Caires Sports
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|align="right"| 21 || ML || Reuben Kennedy || 20 || - || 2 (1) || A.Turks
 
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|align="right"| 22 || GK || Imogen Dacosta || 20 || - || 1 || Utd Caires Ladies FC
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|align="right"| 22 || GK || Felix Currey || 20 || - || 1 || Castillo FC
 
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|align="right"| 23 || GK || Ethan Schepinov || 19 || - || 1 (1) || MarquezOW
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|align="right"| 23 || GK || Murphy Matthews || 21 || - || 0 || Albrecht FC
 
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== Former Players ==
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{| border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="0" style="border-color: #999; border-collapse: collapse; text-align: center"
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!Pos.!!Player!!U21 Goals!!U21 Caps
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|align="right"| GK || Ray Winkett || - || 4
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|-
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|align="right"| GK || Imogen Dacosta || - || 1
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|-
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|align="right"| GK || Ethan Schepinov || - || 1 (1) 
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|-
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|align="right"| DL/C || Karl McDonald || - || 1 (1)
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|-
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|align="right"| DR || Terence Johnson || - || 0 (1)
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|align="right"| DC || Shane Avdeev || - || 3 (2) 
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|align="right"| MD || Dean Wilson || - || 4 
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|align="right"| ML || Dave Walsh || - || 1 (3)
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|align="right"| F || Luke Naylor || 4 || 6
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|align="right"| F || Ryan Gnom || - || 0 (1) 
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== Titles ==
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{{start box}}
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{{succession box|title=[[Di_Bradini_Cup#Past_winners|Di Bradini Cup Champions]]
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|before=[[Elves Security Forces]] |after=Incumbent |years=2nd Di Bradini Cup (First title)}}
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{{end box}}
  
 
== External Links ==
 
== External Links ==
  
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[http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showthread.php?p=13096332#post13096332 Current Squad]
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[http://forums.jolt.co.uk/showpost.php?p=13133232&postcount=12 Current Squad]
 
[[Category: Candelaria And Marquez]]
 
[[Category: Candelaria And Marquez]]

Latest revision as of 12:20, 1 November 2007

Candelaria And Marquez Under-21 Football Team

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Nickname Small Blues
Association C&M Association Football Association
Coach Lloyd Donnelly
Asst Coaches Mick Lugo
Rod Orión
Captain Ben Young
Most caps Various (12)
Top scorer Joe Cunningham (7)
Home Stadium Various
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First international
C&M 3-1 Solenial, IJC Group Stage
Largest win
C&M 5-0 Geisenfried, 2nd DBC Group Stage
Worst defeat
C&M 1-3 Jeruselem, IJC Final

The Candelaria And Marquez national Under-21 football team was founded to compete in the first Justantina Cup in St Samuel. Former CMSC winner with Albrecht FC, Lloyd Donnelly, has been appointed coach. His presence instantly provoked controversy, after Donnelly claimed that he would be playing his new charges in his "own way", and that their interests were not "best served copying the playing style of the full side's current manager". He also claimed that the current set of twenty and twenty-one year-olds are "for the most part highly disappointing", comments he later disregarded. His side have gone on to become world leaders in Under-21 football, reaching two consecutive tournament finals; winning one.

Playing History

Justantina Cup

IJC 1 Group B
Team W D L GF GA GD Pts
Starblaydia 2 1 0 9 2 7 7
Candelaria And Marquez 2 1 0 7 4 3 7
Taeshan 1 0 2 4 8 -4 3
Solenial 0 0 3 3 9 -6 0

The C&M youngsters were entered in the Justantina Cup with little hope of victory, but would ultimately go on to have a very successful tournament indeed. 3-1 and 2-1 triumphs over Solenial and Taeshan buffeted a 2-2 draw with experienced Under-21 country Starblaydia in the group stage; with Donnelly’s side securing second place in the group on goal difference and as a result, somewhat ironically, a slightly easier route in the knock-out stages. The classy 3-0 win over Cookesland in the quarter-finals was marred slightly by the loss to injury of goalkeeper Ray Winkett. ‘Keepers would go on to be a feature of the Small Blues’ Cup; when teenager Ethan Schepinov conceded a penalty and was sent off in the semi-final with St Samuel with C&M 3-2 up. Still three-all after extra time; midfielder Matteo Corradini managed to be enough of an imposing presence to help C&M over the line.

C&M were then clearly the inferior side against Jeruselem in the final, despite a fine free-kick from Ben Edwards that made him the top C&M scorer in the Cup. Ultimately, mistakes by third-choice ‘keeper Imogen Dacosta cost them dear. C&M would pick up the runners-up medals, and Dacosta become the first - and so far last - female player on a C&M national unisex representative side.

Second Di Bradini Cup

DBC 2 Group B
Team W D L GF GA GD Pts
Candelaria And Marquez 3 1 0 15 3 12 10
Kiryu-shi 3 0 1 9 4 5 9
ESF 2 1 1 9 3 6 7
Geisenfried 1 0 3 2 12 -10 3
Sorthern Northland 0 0 4 4 17 -13 0

Finding themselves in a highly competative group, Donnelly's team surprised many by qualifying undefeated. Their tournament took a twist following a 5-0 drubbing of Geisenfried, when most of the first team players were involved in what has become known as Frozen Ferretgate, with a number suffering from serious alcohol poisoning. The second-choice XI went out and beat Sorthern Northland, a key sporting rival of C&M, 6-2; and were also largely responsible for the quarter-final victory over hosts Starblaydia, which came on penalties after a 3-3 draw (after extra time).

Most of the first team were able to return for the semi-final against highly talented newcomers the Pazhujeb Islands, a game C&M won 4-2 to book their place in a second final, this time against St Samuel. Under the cosh for much of the game, the Small Blues eventually won out 2-0 to lift the country's first sporting title.

Most recent squad

Stats (probably) correct up to and including C&M 2 St Samuel 0 in the 2nd Di Bradini Cup final

No. Pos. Player Age U21 Goals U21 Caps Club
1 GK Prince Mapleson 21 - 6 CandelariaAM
2 DR William Burgos 21 - 9 Arrigo Portuguese FC
3 DC Steven Williams 19 1 2 (1) A.Turks
4 MD Matteo Corradini 21 1 11 Albrecht FC
5 DC Ben Young 20 1 12 Green Island
6 DC Chris Ytterland 20 - 4 Melin & Nader
7 MR Ben Edwards 20 6 12 Albrecht FC
8 AM Reiban Okeke 20 3 11 (1) MarquezOW
9 F Joe Cunningham 19 7 6 Albrecht FC
10 AM/F Jamie Rawlinson 21 2 3 (5) Cathedral CIty
11 ML Beck Ragab 20 - 2 Albrecht FC
12 DR Huge Krstev 19 - 4 (1) Radyukevich
13 D/ML Özkan Yalçin 20 3 12 C.A.L
14 DC Mars Douaydari 20 - 5 MarquezOW
15 MD Connor Mengucci 19 - 5 (1) CandelariaAM
16 DM/MR Carroll Eriksson 19 2 2 (2) Castillo FC
17 F Robbie Shannon 19 1 1 (1) C.A.L
18 DL José Luis Sosa 19 - 1 (2) MarquezOW
19 F Rául Vélez 21 6 10 (2) Delta Force Cardim (Kura-Pelland)
20 MC Davey Fauske 21 1 2 (2) AFC MN Smith
21 ML Reuben Kennedy 20 - 2 (1) A.Turks
22 GK Felix Currey 20 - 1 Castillo FC
23 GK Murphy Matthews 21 - 0 Albrecht FC

Former Players

Pos. Player U21 Goals U21 Caps
GK Ray Winkett - 4
GK Imogen Dacosta - 1
GK Ethan Schepinov - 1 (1)
DL/C Karl McDonald - 1 (1)
DR Terence Johnson - 0 (1)
DC Shane Avdeev - 3 (2)
MD Dean Wilson - 4
ML Dave Walsh - 1 (3)
F Luke Naylor 4 6
F Ryan Gnom - 0 (1)

Titles


Preceded by:
Elves Security Forces 		Di Bradini Cup Champions
2nd Di Bradini Cup (First title) 		Followed by:
Incumbent


External Links

Current Squad

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