U-20 World Cup IX

U-20 World Cup IX

Tournament details
Host	Malaysia
Season(s)	Seasons 31-32
Teams	114
Final positions
Champions	Deutschland
Runner-up	México
Semi-finalists	Česká republika Suomi
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Group Stage

Round I

This round started on 2006-12-22 at 20:00.

Group	#1	#2	#3	#4	#5	#6	#7	#8
Group 1								-
Group 2								-
Group 3								-
Group 4								-
Group 5								-
Group 6								-
Group 7								-
Group 8								-
Group 9								-
Group 10								-
Group 11								-
Group 12								-
Group 13								-
Group 14								-
Group 15
Group 16

Round II

This round started on 2007-05-18 20:00:00 and was played in Malaysia.

Group 1

Team	Pts	GD
Liechtenstein	5	+1
Brasil	4	±0
Lietuva	4	-1
Slovensko	3	±0

Group 2

Team	Pts	GD
Deutschland	9	+6
Latvija	4	+1
Polska	4	-2
Scotland	0	-5

Group 3

Team	Pts	GD
Danmark	5	+1
Suomi	5	+1
Hrvatska	3	+1
Italia	2	-3

Group 4

Team	Pts	GD
Slovenija	7	+4
Nederland	4	+2
England	3	-2
Nippon	3	-4

Group 5

Team	Pts	GD
Magyarország	9	+7
Argentina	4	+3
Ireland	3	-3
Severna Makedonija	1	-7

Group 6

Team	Pts	GD
Belgium	7	+13
Uruguay	6	-1
Hong Kong	4	±0
România	0	-12

Group 7

Team	Pts	GD
Israel	9	+6
México	6	+1
Hellas	1	-3
Bosna i Hercegovina	1	-4

Group 8

Team	Pts	GD
France	6	+1
Česká republika	4	+3
España	4	+1
Singapore	3	-5

Round III

This round started on 2007-06-22 20:00:00 and was played in Malaysia.

Group 1

Team	Pts	GD
Magyarország	7	+9
México	7	+5
Brasil	3	-1
Liechtenstein	0	-13

Group 2

Team	Pts	GD
Deutschland	7	+6
Uruguay	6	+1
Danmark	3	-4
Latvija	1	-3

Group 3

Team	Pts	GD
Israel	5	+1
Suomi	4	+1
France	4	±0
Nederland	2	-2

Group 4

Team	Pts	GD
Česká republika	6	+2
Belgium	6	+1
Argentina	6	±0
Slovenija	0	-3

Round IV

This round started on 2007-07-02 20:00:00 and was played in Malaysia.

Group 1

Team	Pts	GD
México	6	-1
Suomi	4	+2
Israel	4	-3
Magyarország	3	+2

Group 2

Team	Pts	GD
Deutschland	9	+14
Česká republika	6	-4
Belgium	3	+4
Uruguay	0	-14

Knockout Stage

	Semi-finals				Final
	13 July 2007 - Skeln End
	México	1
					15 July 2007 - Skeln End
	Česká republika	0
					México	3
	13 July 2007 - Minutes Millenium
					Deutschland	4
	Suomi	2
	Deutschland	4

Semi-Finals

This round started on 2007-07-13 20:00:00 and was played in Malaysia.

ID		Match Result
(128146167)	México	1 - 0	Česká republika
(128146166)	Suomi	2 - 4	Deutschland

Final

This round started on 2007-07-15 20:00:00 and was played in Malaysia.

ID		Match Result
(128673805)	México	3 - 4	Deutschland

Tactics and Ratings

U-20 México: 6-2-2 CA (mythical) Midfield: disastrous (very low) Right Defence: divine (very low) Central Defence: mythical (very high) Left Defence: magical (very high) Right Attack: excellent (very low) Central Attack: disastrous (very high) Left Attack: brilliant (low) Indirect Set Pieces: Attack: N/A Defence: N/A

U-20 Deutschland: 3-4-3 Normal Midfield: passable (very high) Right Defence: passable (low) Central Defence: outstanding (low) Left Defence: excellent (very high) Right Attack: inadequate (high) Central Attack: titanic (low) Left Attack: magical (low) Indirect Set Pieces: Attack: N/A Defence: N/A

HT Announcements

Hattrick announces

Next U20 World Cup in Malaysia	5.12.2006
Malaysia be our host for the U20 World Cup IX. Qualification will start the 22th of December. Don't forget to follow the national coach election on the conferences and vote for your favorite.

Hattrick announces

U20 Final: Mexico takes on Germany	15.07.2007
Having beaten back the Finns and the Czechs in the semi finals on Friday, the two best U20 tams of Hattrick will face each other tonight, at 20.00 HT-time on Sunday, for the final test. Who will be the champions of the U20 World Cup in Malaysia? One thing is for sure: the coaches Morelos and Alando-Brinkman have both done a splendid job so far. May the best team win!

Hattrick announces

Congratulations Deutschland	15.07.2007
Deutschland was the host of the first U20 World championships, but it's taken them five years and nine tournaments before they could call themselves U20 world champions. Now they can, after a 4-3 win in a very close and exciting final against Mexico. Congratulations to Deutschland and coach Alando-Brinkman!