2025 Viareggio Youth Tourney: Magic Stars Edge Past Casarano 2-1  Nationwide League One (NLO) team Magic Stars showcased their talent by defeating Casarano U19 2-1 in their debut match at the 2025 Viareggio Youth Tournament in Italy Magic Stars earned a prestigious victory at the Marco Polo Sports Centre—one of their best performances in the tournament's 75th edition—thanks to goals from Kalu Chisom and Isreal Magic Stars grew into the game and found the net for the first goal in the 23rd minute They went into the break with a comfortable 1-0 lead The second half saw improved play from both teams although Magic Stars should have won by a larger margin Susan Emmanuel doubled the lead in the 85th minute to make it 2-0 Casarano U19 was awarded a penalty in the 94th minute which they converted to make the final score 2-1 Magic Stars will next face APIA Leichhardt FC (of Sydney Director of Sports Issac Iseoluwa Oluwatobi said after the game "The players delivered a strong performance in the opening 45 minutes and could have been ahead by three goals They scored the first goal through impressive teamwork before heading into the break "The second half presented a different challenge managed to score a second goal but then conceded a late penalty "I expect the team to perform better in the upcoming match against APIA Leichhardt FC ABIDOYE BABATUNDE BLACKCOIN Editor of BSNSports Media Officer of NNL Club Side (36 Lion FC) He is a graduate of National Broadcast Academy with 6 years experience working with reputable publications including CITY 105.1 Freekick Naija An unbiased football writer with penchant for sports and historical analysis While football is his main strength he also keeps abreast of a wide variety of sports     Download the document The quality of life in the current Islamic Republic of Iran is sufficient to prevent the fall of the regime for the short term but insufficient to ensure political stability The plurality of Iranian society produces political 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81675 Múnich Alemania T. +49 89 24209790 T. +55 11 3177-8300 FRAMINGHAM – Framingham Police busted a Framingham woman after an investigation over several months into her selling marijuana in town after she sold marijuana to an informant working with police several times Detectives had received a tip about Casarano selling marijuana and began an investigation Casarano would sell marijuana to the informant who paid using marked bills detectives got a warrant to search both the woman and her 376 Hollis St Police went to VIP Total Connections on Franklin Street ”The officer asked if she wanted him to explain how the search warrant worked and she said no because she has had to deal with them in the past,” Cronin said Police searched Casarano and found a digital scale in her purse a small plastic bag of marijuana and several unused bags The bags matched the ones that she used to package the marijuana she sold to the informant “She said she only sold dime bags to her co-workers from time to time,” Cronin said Casarano told police that they would not find any drugs in her home Police found another digital scale with residue on it and a bag of what appeared to be hallucinogenic mushrooms Police arrested Casarano and charged her with possession of marijuana with the intent to distribute (subsequent offense) and possession of hallucinogenic mushrooms She pleaded not guilty at her Framingham District Court arraignment on Monday and was released without bail Casarano is due back in court on June 8 for a pretrial conference Norman Miller can be reached at 508-626-3823 or nmiller@wickedlocal.com follow Norman Miller on Twitter @Norman_MillerMW Read today's Portuguese stories delivered to your email We appreciate that not everyone can afford to pay for our services but if you are able to we ask you to support The Portugal News by making a contribution – no matter how small You can change how much you give or cancel your contributions at any time Send us your comments or opinion on this article Reaching over 400,000 people a week with news about Portugal The Whitman-Hanson High boys golf team notched its first victory of the season on Monday The Panthers (1-4) recorded their lowest team score of the season. Seniors Cam Murray and captain Pat McBroom were co-low medalists with rounds of 7-over-par 41 and sophomore Blake Belcher submitted his best round of the season with an 8-over 42 senior captain Matt Casarano and freshman Cooper Britton all shot 44 Aidan Bridges and Ian Ronan each shot 45 Silver Lake 281: Senior co-captains Luke Merlan and Dean Freeley each shot 2-over 37s for the day's low score as the Titans (2-3) won at Pembroke Country Club Plymouth North 215: Sam Benning of Scituate (4-2 4-1 Patriot League) and Spencer Katz of North each shot 33 at Southers Marsh. John Kinsley Evan Nelson and Joey Donovan each shot 35 for Scituate Oliver Ames 150: Senior captain Jake Kaplan shot 36 Jo Jo Gaultier and Daniel Paul each shot 38 and Brendan Connolly and David Rodgers each shot 39 Arlington Catholic 140: The Bishops (4-3) handed AC (5-1) its first loss as senior Quinn Cesarz scored 33 points at Granite Links Golf Course. Andrew Marcotte (28 points) and Matt Bolduc (24 points) also contributed Hanover 264: Owen Hamilton shot 1-under 33 at Duxbury Yacht Club to power the Dragons Charlie Cataldo eagled the 8th hole and shot 39 for Hanover Cardinal Spellman 83: Ryan Tobin and Hunter Grafton each scored 22 points for the Green Wave in the win Blake Sweeney scored 23 points for Spellman Plymouth South 280: Carson Erick and Bobby Pierce each shot even-par 36 to lead the Harbormen Franklin 166: Conor Hunter’s even-par 35 led the Bulldogs to a road win and Mike Leonetti and Nate MacDonald each carded 40 South Shore Tech 1: The Wildcats won at Rockland Country Club.  Brockton 1: Junior Lily Ford scored twice as the visiting Trojans overcame an early deficit to beat the Boxers Lily Giurleo and senior captain Ava Forbes-Smith added goals for B-R and senior captain Jennah Quill had two assists Defender Isabella Johnson and goalkeeper Megan Aronoff had strong games and junior Emily Lehane (Braintree) and senior Bella Prisco (Holbrook) added goals for the host Warriors (4-1-1) and midfielders Brielle Doolin (Holbrook) and Ali Joyce (Avon) had strong games More: Plenty of newcomers and Blue Eagles flying high: Top 10 girls soccer rankings Braintree 0: Senior Riley Grable had a hat trick and an assist and Marilyn Palmer and Siobhan Etienne added goals for the Wildcats Goalkeeper Olivia Hanlon posted the shutout Hull 1: Cat Herman scored from distance to snap a 1-1 tie midway through the second half and lift the Skippers to a road win and Georgia Barrett and Mia Froio played well. Senior captain Nina Tiani scored for Hull (3-3 which also got a strong game from freshman Elsie Harper New Bedford 0: Amanda Jacques and Rachael Geniuch scored for the Wildcats (4-1) Eva Adams and Sophie Roy also played well for WB More: Hingham sisters Lilly and Sophie Reale starring on soccer pitch on opposite coasts East Bridgewater 2, Middleboro 2: Addyson Letendre scored twice assisted by Lila Peddie and Shaunna Gallagher Avon 1: Hanalie Cadet scored the lone goal for Avon (2-3) Bridgewater-Raynham 1: Senior Gracian Moreira netted two goals as the Boxers moved to 4-0 Junior Josef Veiga had the other tally for Brockton Aiden Sullivan had the lone goal for the Trojans (1-4-1) Xaverian 0: Seniors Donald Le and Ryan Parks and sophomore Jamari Carvallo scored for the Eagles and senior captains Matt Byrne and Malcolm Flaherty played well defensively Middleboro 2: Zach Higgins scored twice and Jackson Rix added a goal for EB (5-1) Hull 1: Zach Smith and Lucas Federle each had hat tricks as the Skippers (2-1-1) won their home opener.  Mashpee 0: Freshman Anthony DeFilippo scored his first varsity goal and goalkeeper Tommy Gallagher had his third shutout of the season for the Bulldogs (5-0) Weymouth 0: Braintree junior goalkeeper Niko Papantonakis posted the clean sheet for the Wamps (1-1-2) in a road tie against the Wildcats (1-0-3) and Michael McMahon posted the shutout for the Lakers (2-1-1) Plymouth North 1: Taylor Brilliant and Erin Dooley scored and Kat Daoulas made 15 saves to lead the Rams (4-0-1 3-0-1) to a Patriot League win. Kaleigh Dominguez had a strong defensive game for Marshfield Sharon 0: Erin Cottam and Georgia Costello each scored twice to lead OA. Julia Maclaine and Ava Costello added goals Tyla Delamere and Emilee Welch also played well for the Tigers Shea Berigan and Haylin Wilson scored for Hingham (4-0 Stoughton 0: Goalie Stephanie Costeira played well in defeat for Stoughton Maggie Meehan and Jess Veracka scored for the Lakers in the loss Whitman-Hanson 1: Lauren Dunn scored the lone W-H goal 11 digs and 3 aces to lead the Wamps to a 25-11 7 aces) and Alana Sinclair (14 digs) also starred.  More: Liberos, hitters and more: South Shore High school volleyball players to watch Sharon 0: Junior Mary Derba sparked the Tigers to a 25-12 Sarah Hilliard (12 kills) and Courtney Raymond (5 kills Malden Catholic 0: Olivia Flaherty (9 aces 9 kills) and Lizzy Wagner (26 assists) led NDA (6-2) to a 25-11 Archbishop Williams 0: Ava Loud (13 kills) and setter Mya Brady (27assists Milton 2: The Wildcats lost a Bay State Conference match North Quincy 3, Plymouth North 1: On Monday Silver Lake 35: Summer Bejarano finished first overall for the Lakers (0-2) W-H (2-1) was led by senior captain Myah Kamperides (2nd Scituate 36: Salma Boukhtam (17:09), Aluna Coogan-Coyne (17:15) and Caitlin Cormican (17:21) finished 1-2-3 for host Q/NQ (1-1) over the 2.5-mile course at Pageant Field Charlotte Spaulding was fourth in 17:42 for Scituate (1-1) Plymouth North 32: North's Macey Shriner set a new course record but the Harborwomen topped the Blue Eagles in Patriot League action. Mel Perkson was third overall and Kelly Palmer was fifth for North West Bridgewater 37: West Bridgewater's Ella Dunbury won the 5K race Olivia Langlan and Eleanor Angeles-Whitfield finished 1-2-3 for the Rams (2-0) Randolph 50: Meg Youngquist earned her first varsity win for the host Sachems (3-0) Holbrook/Avon 41: Love Roby and Ayane White finished 2-3 overall for H/A on the 5K course at Holbrook Spellman loses two: The Cardinals lost to both Austin Prep and Archbishop Williams by scores of 15-50 in a triple dual meet at Austin Prep's 5K course Junior Kira Lawson (25:18) and senior Abby Cole (25:48) led Spellman Tyler McCredie and Tony Vitelli swept the top four spots for the Rams (2-0) Drew Stevens (9th) and Matt McCabe (10th) also ran well Silver Lake 36: Senior captain Nathan Tassey won the race for visiting W-H (2-1) Also scoring for the Panthers were senior captain Gordon Johnson (3rd; 15:18) and sophomores Logan Bourgelas (4th Spencer Cook finished second for the Lakers (0-2) and Harry Cook and Gavin McCarthy went 5-6 West Bridgewater 40: Southeastern's Joseph Montal covered WB's 5K course in 19:36 to earn the victory 20:20) was the top finisher for West Bridgewater Rockland 41: Nick Uzzo finished first for EB (3-0) in 16:31 on his 2.9-mile home course Colin DeChambeau and Dustin Elliott also ran well for the Vikings Scituate 34: Hatim Boukhtam (17:21) and Robert Cannon (17:26) finished 1-2 for host Q/NQ (1-1) over the 2.5-mile course at Pageant Field. Kyle Norton of Scituate (1-1) was third in 15:17 Spellman drops two: The Cardinals lost to Austin Prep in a triple dual meet at Austin Prep's 5K course. Senior captain Christian Wetzel (18:43) led Spellman Charlie Donahue (18:02) and Thomas Shetzline (18:03) finished 1-2-3 overall for Hingham Holbrook/Avon 40: Robbie Moyes finished second overall for H/A in the 5K race at Holbrook Randolph 46: The host Sachems (2-1) swept the top four spots which are help­ing to revive the region’s olive oil pro­duc­tion that has been dev­as­tated by the dis­ease is immune to Xylella fas­tidiosa and has the poten­tial to restore boun­ti­ful olive oil pro­duc­tion in regions affected by the dis­ease accord­ing to the Italian Farmers Confederation Olive grow­ers are cel­e­brat­ing ​“a sign of hope and rebirth” after har­vest­ing healthy olives from trees recently rein­tro­duced to the Xylella fas­tidiosa-rav­aged region of Puglia a com­mune located close to Lecce at the heel of Italy’s boot have har­vested olives from their two-year-old trees belong­ing to the Favolosa cul­ti­var (or Fs-17) “Due to the bad weather we are har­vest­ing at most 10 per­cent of the true poten­tial of these young trees but [this har­vest has been] a great suc­cess com­pared to the six or seven years that it would have taken our Xylella-hit tra­di­tional cul­ti­vars to achieve the same results,” local farmer Cosimo Primiceri told Italian daily Corriere della Sera Primiceri was one of the first to plant the Xylella-resis­tant cul­ti­var in this part of Puglia an area in which tra­di­tional olive groves have been wiped out by the dis­ease It was dis­cov­ered and patented by the Italian National Research Council (CNR) more than 30 years ago The cul­ti­var is descended from the Frantoio vari­ety and was bred for medium to high-den­sity cul­ti­va­tion The Favolosa trees usu­ally yield high num­bers of olives each year and the fruits ripen early which allows it to grow well in mono­va­ri­etal orchards In addi­tion to these selected qual­i­ties, Italian researchers have also dis­cov­ered that the cul­ti­var is immune to the highly deadly and con­ta­gious Xylella fas­tidiosa According to the Italian Farmers Confederation (CIA) the Favolosa vari­ety can restore for­merly boun­ti­ful regions of olive oil pro­duc­tion back to their full poten­tial “We esti­mate that for every hectare (2.5 acres) of olive trees “[These olives] are des­tined to give birth to an excel­lent extra vir­gin olive oil which is already widely appre­ci­ated by con­sumers for its organolep­tic prop­er­ties.” The Favolosa cul­ti­var is cur­rently grown in Puglia Among the many farm­ers and pro­ducer asso­ci­a­tions cel­e­brat­ing this land­mark har­vest in Casarano was the national con­sor­tium According to recently-pub­lished research from the orga­ni­za­tion since the dis­cov­ery of Xylella fas­tidiosa in the Gallipoli area in 2013 the dis­ease has quickly spread both north and south dam­ag­ing five mil­lion trees – almost one-quar­ter of all the area’s olive trees – in the provinces of Lecce Italia Olivicola said that the aver­age har­vest for these provinces has fallen by 29,000 tons each year as a result of Xylella fas­tidiosa decreas­ing over­all Italian olive oil pro­duc­tion by roughly 10 per­cent More articles on:  , , Revitalizing Salento: Entrepreneurs Fight Xylella with New Ideas Puglia's new generation of entrepreneurs is reviving the region's devastated olive industry using innovative ideas and technologies to rebuild Citizen Groups in Rome Harvest Local Olive Trees for Charity Volunteers in the eastern outskirts of the Italian capital care for olive trees in public parks harvesting their fruit to produce oil for charity Italian Farmers Donate 20 Tons of Food for Gaza Relief The food was donated to the Word Food Program and shipped to Jordan before entering Gaza for distribution Italian Growers Face Disappointing Yields many producers are seeing below-average oil yields yields are normal but there's far less fruit Despite Costs, Italian Olive Farmers Continue Organic Transition Olive oil producers in Italy find that the organic certification increases the appeal of olive oil on export markets Details Emerge in Seizure of Counterfeit Olive Oil in Puglia The Italian olive oil sector hailed the raid as proof that authorities can crack down on olive oil fraud while warning that a lack of consumer awareness allows such crimes to persist First OlivitalyMed Festival Hailed as Success in Cilento which spotlighted extra virgin olive oil in Campania and Italy Italian Bill Would Support Hobby Growers to Prevent Abandonment The proposed legislation recognizes the role of hobbyist olive growers in preserving the environment and Italy’s agricultural heritage Colleagues have paid tribute to popular hospitality worker Dario Casarano after his death this month The former senior manager at Café Cairo was 50 and leaves behind his wife originally from the province of Novara in northern Italy worked for MEF Ltd first at the Tavern on the Green in 1988 said: “Dario’s sudden loss literally stunned not only the Italian community in Bermuda it was so unexpected and it came too early “Many of us met Dario through work but during all these years and I know I speak for all of us when I say how very much he will be missed “During the time he worked for our company he made great friends “We were all shaken and saddened to hear that he left us so early a loving and devoted father to his children “He was a genuinely warm and wonderful person “We will all remember Dario with great affection Our thoughts and 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Martina Borg was in the starting XI as Sassari Torres opened their Serie C campaign with a 5-1 rout of Grifone Gialloverde.  Goalkeeper Rashed Al Tumi was handed his Casarano debut in Serie D as they defeated Grumentum Val D'Agri 2-0.  Sam Magri was in the starting formation of Havant & Waterlooville as they eased into the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup following a 3-0 win over Hadley Joe Ellul played in Maidenhead United's 1-0 defeat to Halifax Town in the National League.  Jacob Borg featured in Finn Harps' goalless stalemate with UCD in the Irish top-flight Godwin McKay's B.93 held Vaniese to a 1-1 draw in Denmark's third-tier Miguel Micallef was present for CDA San Marcelino in their 1-1 draw against Serranos Andrea Borg played for Seton Hall Pirates in their latest NCAA fixture against Creighton - 1-0 win please register for free or log in to your account Registration has been successfully completed Make a new account if you don't have one yet Born on 09 December 1988 in Buenos Aires (Argentina) Puedes ver la versión Española de BeSoccer.com You can see the English version of BeSoccer.com Vous pouvez voir la version French de BeSoccer.com Puoi vedere la versione Italian su BeSoccer.com Você pode ver a versão Brasileira de BeSoccer.com Some of the Island’s best high school talent will put themselves in front of college and university coaches when the Bermuda School Sports Federation take a school select team to Florida tomorrow to compete in the IMG Invitational College Showcase at the IMG Academy in Bradenton.The Bermuda Select team will compete in the Under-17 division against some of Florida’s elite youth teams.The Bermuda team will play five matches in six days including a game on Friday against FC Florida and two more on Saturday against Plantation at 8am and Davie United at 2pm Upwards of 50 coaches are expected to attend the tournament.The BSSF are partnering Bermuda Football Association to make the trip possible and the team will be accompanied by BFA National Academy Director Richard Todd and national coach Andrew Bascome who have been helping to prepare the squad.Also leaving with team are assistant coach Dean Minors tour manager Richard Norris and Darrin Lewis who have supported the BFA’s prep school tours over the last few years have endorsed this venture as the lead sponsors Additional donations have been received from the Bermuda Union of Teachers as well as small private contributions.“In the past the BSSF have invited coaches to Bermuda for the annual All-Star football match,” said Lewis the BSSF believes that taking student-athletes to a tournament of this magnitude is the best way to showcase Bermudian student-athletes.“The BSSF selection process involves a demanding set of criteria which every player must meet in order to travel with the team The goal of the tour is to highlight college prospects and not just footballers It is hoped that this will provide opportunities for our students to obtain athletic scholarships to further their academics through their athletic talents.”The criteria calls for the students to:Have a 2.0 GPA minimum;Have SAT ACT or PSAT score;Represent their school football team;Attend training sessions/meetings;Have overall satisfactory deportment;Pass the mandatory drug test.In a similar showcase in Raleigh the BSSF high school select team went undefeated in their matches and attracted a great deal of interest from coaches which resulted in 75 percent of the players having scholarship offers Some 50 percent of those athletes are now playing at the college level.During the upcoming tour the students will also have the opportunity to visit nearby university campuses and following the IMG tournament the Bermuda team will travel north to face Montverde Academy.“Bermuda has an existing relationship with Montverde Academy,” said Lewis “Maintaining the partnership with Montverde was an integral part of our planning Successful BFA Academy players Donte Brangman Akilah Furbert and Tristan Hall all previously attended Montverde Academy Players have gone on from Montverde to be recruited and play at NCAA division I and II schools.”Added Todd: “I do want to emphasis the difference between a tournament and a college showcase a tournament we enter to win and be competitive and in a showcase event it is about giving opportunities for all players to be seen and recruited It is the main emphasis of this tour and to give the National Academy staff the opportunity to look at comparable levels of competition within the United States.“It will be a good test and measure for us with the National Academy to get a gauge of where the level of our players are and what are suitable competition levels moving forward.”BSSF squad: Jordan Casarano (CBA Shona Zammit was one the best players in Pink Bari's side as they secured their first win of their 2019/2020 Serie A Femminile campaign after beating Orobica 3-1 Ylenia Carabott entered the second half as Chievo Fortitudo bounced back with a 1-0 win over Cittadella in their latest Serie B appointment.  A late leveller denied Martina Borg's Sassari Torres an away win at Pontedera in the Italian Serie C as they shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw.  Nicole Sciberras featured in Juventus Primavera's league outing as they eased past Tavagnacco 4-0.  Rashed Al Tumi was in goal for Casarano as they defeated Agropoli 4-1 in Serie D A late appearance for Luke Gambin in Colchester United's 1-1 draw with Cheltenham Town in League Two Sam Magri's Havant & Waterlooville were victorious after taking on Cinderford Town Jordan Williams was part of the Thatcham Town team that defeated Evesham United 4-2 in the National League Patricia Ebejer was involved in UCC Women's team 7-1 rout of WIT in their latest appointment.  Rachel Cuschieri came on in the final part of the game as PSV Vrouwen defeated PEC Zwolle 4-0 in the Dutch top-flight Zach Muscat's Olhanense defeated Sacavanense 1-0 in the Portuguese third-tier Andre Schembri came off the bench to score one goal and set up another as Chennaiyin secured their first league win in the Indian Super League in the most dramatic fashion when edging Hyderabad 2-1 at the Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium on Monday Read: Schembri scores one, sets up winner as Chennai net first win. Interview a Pantaleo Corvino, Sporting Director of Lecce in the program “A Tu per Tu” interviewed by the presenter Max Persano of Telerama begins a journey into the memories linked to his family and revealing several anecdotes of the Lecce football market Pantaleo Corvino born in Vernole on 12 December 1949, he is an old-fashioned Italian sports manager, having managed players from Fiorentina and Bologna in his career, and is currently the head of the technical area of Lecce football After a long apprenticeship in the minor fields of lower Salento in Vernole in the Third Category and in Scorrano in Promotion) in 1987 he made his debut in professional football as sporting director of Casarano in Serie C1 On 28 April 1998 he was hired by Lecce and relaunched the Giallorossi youth system and his Primavera team, coached by Roberto Rizzo, won between 2003 and 2005 two championships and two Italian Cups Many are the footballers purchased and among the various talents hired we mention: Valeri Božinov, Ernesto Chevanton, Mirko Vučinić It also brings to Lecce Guillermo Giacomazzi e Christian Lucarelli author of 31 goals in Serie A after seven consecutive seasons as sporting director of the Giallorossi In these years with Fiorentina he reached fourth place in the league three times with the related qualification for Europe a semi-final of the Italian Cup and a round of 16 of the Champions League and on 9 June Bologna won promotion after a double confrontation in the play-off final thus returning to the Viola club after 4 years with the purchase of the Viola club by Rocco Commisso on 11 June 2019 his employment relationship ended he returns to being the general manager of the technical area of ​​Lecce The end of the interview is very touching when the wife asks Pantaleo Corvino to stay at home for her old lady but he replies: “Thoroughbred horses die on the track.” The draws for the 75th Viarreggio Cup in Italy have been announced with Nigeria’s Magic Stars FC set to face Italian club giants Sassuolo along with Australia’s Apia Leichhardt and Italy’s Casarano in the first round Mavlon Academy will face Italian sides Fiorentina Ojodu City’s first-round opponents include Torino The Viarreggio Cup brings together top youth teams from around the world and the final will be held at the renovated Pini Stadium in Viareggio Mayor Giorgio Del Ghingaro confirmed that the stadium will be ready to host the final on March 31st The stadium is undergoing significant renovations and the official reopening will take place in the spring with a special event celebrating sport The tournament will take place from March 17th to 31st for the men’s competition while the women’s Viarreggio Women’s Cup will be held from March 17th to 21st This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. 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The Lagos-based Nationwide League One (NLO) side made it two wins in a row after their opening day victory over Casarano U19 Magic Stars are now the first team in Group 3 to reach six points They also kept their first clean sheet of the competition One of the standout players was Kingsley Joseph whose performance caught the attention of the fans and scouts in the stands His energy and link-up play helped his team dominate the game It didn’t take long for Magic Stars to make their mark Sesan Emmanuel scored the opener from the penalty spot Emmanuel then doubled the lead in the 17th minute scoring his second goal of the match and his third of the tournament His fine form has made him the team’s top scorer so far Kalu Chisom added the third goal with a composed finish Chinyere Emeka scored Magic Stars’ fourth goal in the 39th minute giving them a comfortable lead going into the break praised the boys for their impressive display “It was a five-star performance from the team They were determined and gave their best,” Oluwatobi said They improved by 85% compared to their last game against Casarano U19 The boys created good chances and finished them well.” Oluwatobi warned that their next match against Sassuolo U19 on Friday will be tough Sassuolo surprisingly lost to Casarano U19 making the game even more important for both teams Magic Stars will be hoping to continue their winning run with Kingsley Joseph and the rest of the squad full of confidence after another strong performance in Italy Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" RUOLOATTACCANTEPOSIZIONEALA SINISTRAALTRE POSIZIONIESTERNO SINISTROPIEDE CALCIOSINISTRO ESORDIO IN NAZIONALEItalia PRESENZE IN NAZIONALEGOL IN NAZIONALE