Live stream: Football Australia Boys National Youth Championships, Field 2, Day 1
NSW Metro Sky under-15 boys have produced arguably the most complete NYC performance on Day 1. Check out their game and every other contest from Field 2 in full REPLAY.
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Queensland Silver Under-16s have stunned NSW Metro Sky with an impressive 2-0 win in their opening encounter at the FA National Youth Championships.
A goalkeeper error allowed the first goal through, with Arden Hogan making no mistake for Queensland.
Their second goal was just as scrappy, with Luca Nakagawa able to force the ball through to the back of the net.
It’s a tough loss for the top NSW team, which is also without new Central Coast Mariners signing Haine Eames after he withdrew ahead of the competition.
NSW Metro Sky put on a masterclass against Queensland Silver to secure the best possible start to their campaign.
APIA Leichhardt duo Christian Lombardo and Max Court starred early on for NSW, with Court one of the game’s standouts.
Court directly assisted in four of NSW’s seven total goals and scored one of his own.
Sydney FC junior Max Nicholls also had a solid day, recording two goals and an assist.
REPLAYS
Northern NSW v NSW Country (15D)
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NSW Metro Navy v Queensland White (16B)
NSW Metro Navy v Queensland White (15B)
NSW Metro Sky v Queensland Silver (16C)
NSW Metro Sky v Queensland Silver (15C)
PREVIEW
He’s just represented Australia at the ASEAN Championships, signed a scholarship contract with the Central Coast Mariners and now Hainer Eames is playing at the U16 FA National Youth Championships.
The 16-year-old is part of a NSW Metro Sky team stacked with talent that includes some of his Joeys teammates from the recent tournament in Indonesia - Niko Alfaro, Jordan Graoroski, Haine Eames, Marco Santangelo and goalkeeper Jai Ajanovic.
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They make their competition bow on Tuesday at JJ Kelly Oval from 12.15pm against the might of Queensland Silver, straight after the same two teams kick off a big day in an U15s contest.
And it’s not the only Origin battle on day one.
Going big again this year with the number of teams, NSW Metro will also unveil their Navy U15s and U16s against Queensland White.
The games are back-to-back at 1.30pm and 2.45pm.
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The Blues theme continues in the final game of the day at 4pm when the U15s Northern NSW and NSW Country teams do battle.
Every match of the Football Australia Boys National Championships will be exclusively live streamed on KommunityTV from July 16-21.
Originally published as Live stream: Football Australia Boys National Youth Championships, Field 2, Day 1