On the afternoon of October 23, U17 Yemen defeated U17 Myanmar with a score of 6-1 in the opening match of Group I of the 2025 AFC U17 qualifiers.
With superior class, U17 Yemen quickly scored 2 goals in just the first 11 minutes. In the 3rd minute, from a cross from the left wing by his teammate, center back Mohammed Al-Garash rushed in and finished low, opening the score for U17 Yemen.
The second goal also came from the left wing. Taking advantage of a difficult cross, Esam Al-Sakkaf shot into the Myanmar U17 net when he had an empty goal in front of him.
Mohammed Al-Garash (number 5) opened the score for U17 Yemen.
Just having time to calm down, U17 Myanmar had to play with one less man in the first half. Bhone Myat Thu fouled a U17 Yemen player, preventing the opponent from having a clear chance to score. Referee Khorkashev Amirjon gave Myat Thu a red card.
Playing with one more player, U17 Yemen scored 4 more goals in the second half. The most impressive of these was a long-range shot by center back Al-Garash.
In the 58th minute, he completed his double with a long-range shot from more than 30 meters away. The ball flew with great force, hitting the U17 Myanmar goal, leaving goalkeeper Shine Htet Kyaw helpless.
The remaining 3 goals of U17 Yemen belonged to Ahmed Abdullah Mohyam and Karem Abdulatef. Of which, Mohyam scored a double.
Myanmar U17's efforts only helped them score a consolation goal in the 70th minute. This goal was created by two substitute players, Sai Bo Kyaw and Thura Min Thant.
The match ended with a score of 6-1 in favor of U17 Yemen. Coach Samer Saleh's team temporarily leads Group I with 3 points, playing one more match than U17 Vietnam.
U17 Yemen is also the strongest opponent of Cristiano Roland's students in Group I. U17 Vietnam will play U17 Yemen on October 27 in the last round. But first, U17 Vietnam needs to overcome U17 Kyrgyzstan (October 23) and U17 Myanmar (October 25).
The match between U17 Vietnam and U17 Kyrgyzstan will take place at 7:00 p.m. on October 23 at Phu Tho Stadium.
Source: https://vtcnews.vn/thang-dam-myanmar-u17-yemen-cho-dau-u17-viet-nam-ar903456.html
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