U-17 World Cup Results: Gueye Hattrick, Senegal Submerge Poland

Senegal U-17 memastikan lolos ke 16 besar Piala Dunia U-17 2023 setelah menang atas Poland (dok. FIFA).

JAKARTA - Senegal U-17 successfully secured the second victory of Group D of the 2023 U-17 World Cup after defeating Poland U-17 with a score of 4-1 at Si Jalak Harupat Stadium, Bandung, on Tuesday, November 14, 2023.

This match was stopped for a while when the match entered the 38th minute due to bad weather.

At that time, the rain had not yet flushed the arena when the field prosecutor decided to suspend the match. However, the lightning that struck forced the referee to temporarily stop the match.

When stopped, Senegal were already in a two-goal lead against their opponents. Idrissa Gueye scored the two goals in the 18th minute and an own goal from Polish player, Dominik Szala.

In the second half of the match, Gueye again became the difference. He added a goal for his team in the 52nd minute to take advantage of Alpha Toure's pass.

Poland then reduced the position to 1-3 in the 66th minute. This goal was scored by Marcel Regula to maximize his colleague's pass, Szymon Lyuzko.

Gueye's third goal was born three minutes later. He broke into the opponent's goal after continuing Ibrahima Diallo's pass.

This result makes the Lion Teranga, Senegal's nickname, occupy the top position of the standings with a collection of six points. Previously, in the group's inaugural match, Serigne's team defeated the Argentine seed team with a narrow score of 2-1.

Meanwhile, for Poland this result was their second defeat. Marcin Wlodarski's team was previously beaten by representatives of Asia, Japan, with a score of 0-1.

Lineup Of Players

Senegalese U-17 (4-2-3-1): Serigne Diouf; Ibrahima Diallo, Serigne Fallou Diouf, Mamadou Diallo, Alpha Toure; Pierre Dorival, Daouda Diege; Yaya Diema, Mamadou Gning, Amara Diouf; Idrissa Gueye.

Poland (3-4-1-2): Micha wrong Matys; Micha care for Gurgul, Igor Orlikowski, Dominik Szala; Jakub Krzyza 'nowski, Igor Brzyski, Maksymilian Sznaucner, Krzysztof Kolanko; Karol Borys; Daniel Mikolajewski, Mateusz Skoczylas.