l'homme du match de hier soir fut adam hammil.il a marqué un but magnifique dans un match terne.LFc ne s'est pas créé bcq d'occasions en deuxième mi temps et s'est pris un but à 9 mn de la fin.
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Ressies yesterday v Sunderland, at Durham FC
equipe de hier:
David Martin
Antonio Barragan
James Smith
Miki Roque
Danny O'Donnell
Jack Hobbs
Paul Anderson
Lee Peltier
Robbie Foy
Danny Guthrie
Adam Hammill
Subs-
Godwin Antwi
Paul Lancaster
Ramon Calliste
Calum Woods
Lee Tomlin.
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got beat 2-1
report from .tv:
A superb goal from Adam Hammill was the highlight of Liverpool Reserves 2-1 defeat to Sunderland at Durham FC's Archibald Stadium on Thursday night.
Sunderland's winning goal came from the penalty spot nine minutes from time after Reds keeper David Martin had fouled Sunderland substitute David Dowson. Sean Taylor clinically put away the resulting spot kick to give the home side the three points.
Sunderland had taken a first half lead before Hammill's fine equaliser after 37 minutes. Paul Anderson's smart header sent Robbie Foy racing away down the right wing. The Scotland under-21 international then showed a great awareness to pick out Hammill, who cut inside the penalty area before producing a cool and composed finish to make it 1-1.
Hammill had a good match for Liverpool and caused Sunderland a lot of problems, especially in the first half.
Liverpool Reserve team manager Paco Herrera and coach Hughie McAuley made two changes to the team that defeated Birmingham 1-0 on Monday, with James Smith coming in for Godwin Antwi and Hammill replacing Ramon Calliste.
Trialist, 17-year-old striker Lee Tomlin saw action in the second half when he replaced Foy after 66 minutes.
The Reds started the game very brightly and created some good openings with Danny Guthrie and Lee Peltier prominent in midfield.
After three minutes a superb pass from Hammill found Anderson in space down the right wing. After cutting inside the left back Billy Dennehy he forced Trevor Carson into a good save.
Then Reds captain Jack Hobbs missed a great chance after nine minutes. Guthrie's superb pass found Anderson whose low cross was met by Hobbs, but he could only shoot wide from a great position.
Guthrie forced Carson into a decent save after 17 minutes before Sunderland took the lead a minute later against the run of play. A swift and decisive move sent Craig McFarlane away on the right wing, and his low cross was met by a powerful header from Daryl Murphy that gave Reds keeper Martin absolutely no chance.
Liverpool came close to an equaliser after 25 minutes when Hobbs hit the post, following up after Carson had fumbled Guthrie's free-kick. However, the Reds were level after 37 minutes with an excellent goal from Hammill.
The Reds couldn't really make much of an impact in the second half and didn't create as many clear cut chances as they had in the first half. The closest the Reds came to a goal was a shot from Anderson straight at Carson after good work from Tomlin.
A draw would have been probably a fair result but Sunderland got their winner from the penalty spot nine minutes from time.
Sunderland Reserves: Carson, Taylor, Dennehy, Christensen, Hartley, Allan, McFarlane, Woods, Murphy, Smith, Davison.
Liverpool Reserves: Martin, Barragan, Smith, Roque, O'Donnell, Hobbs, Anderson, Peltier (Antwi 82), Foy (Tomlin 66), Guthrie (Calliste 75), Hammill. Subs not used: Lancaster (GK), Woods.
Referee: D Foster.
Liverpoolfc.tv Man of the match: Adam Hammill. Took his goal very well and was always a threat.
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