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FIFA Futsal World Cup: Soloman games results
Monday, 06 October 2008 00:00

2008 Fifa Futsal World Cup Brazil: Report, Pictures and Play by Play Summary - Day 7 (Oct 6) game: Russia 31 Soloman Islands 2, Day 5 (Oct 4) game: Japan 7  Solomon Islands 2, Day 3 (Oct 2) game: Soloman Islands 0 Brazil 21 - Day 1 (Sept 30) game: Cuba 10 Soloman Islands 2

Source fifa.com



Day 7 (Oct 6) game: Russia 31 Soloman Islands 2

Russians break records in Brasilia

Records tumbled today at the Gimnasio Nilson Nelson in Brasilia. Russia's 31-2 goal victory over the Solomon Islands is a new record for the FIFA Futsal World Cup, beating Brazil's 29-2 goal thrashing of Guatemala eight years ago. In doing so, it was also the match which provided the most goals in the tournament's history.


Pula, the Russian No7, who grabbed a hat-trick of hat-tricks during the match has also become the record goalscorer in one FIFA Futsal World Cup match. His record came in the 28th of the match to put his side 24-1 up.


Yet, despite all of the Russian goals, the loudest cheers were reserved for Jack Wetney and Micah Lea'alafa who grabbed the two consolation strikes for the Solomon Islands in the 23rd and 28th minutes respectively.


History was made ten minutes later when Nikolay Pereverzev slotted home to break the record. Ironically in a game which saw four players score four goals or more, it was his first and only goal of the match.


A total of 69 per cent of Russia's shots on goal found their way past the Solomons' unfortunate keeper Alick Lioka and they now return to Oceania with no points from their four games, having conceded 69 goals, an average of 17.25 per game.

 



First round
Russia - Solomon Islands
31:2 (20:0)
Match
Date
Venue / Stadium
Time
Attendance
2606 October 2008 Brasilia / Gimnasio Nilson Nelson12:305548
Match events
Goals order
RussiaSolomon Islands
First Half
Damir KHAMADIEV[14]1'26"   
Vladislav SHAYAKHMETOV[2]1'46"   
Vladislav SHAYAKHMETOV[2]2'13"   
Damir KHAMADIEV[14]2'51"   
SIRILO[11]3'01"   
PULA[7]4'00"   
SIRILO[11]4'17"   
Konstantin MAEVSKIY[10]5'03"   
PULA[7]5'21"   
Konstantin AGAPOV[13]7'09"   
SIRILO[11]10'12"   
SIRILO[11]10'34"   
PULA[7]10'59"   
SIRILO[11]11'26"   
Konstantin MAEVSKIY[10]13'02"   
Damir KHAMADIEV[14]14'24"   
Dmitry PRUDNIKOV[4]14'36"   
PULA[7]16'06"   
PULA[7]16'59"   
PULA[7]18'51"   
Second Half
Vladislav SHAYAKHMETOV[2]21'27"   
  22'59" [12] Jack WETNEY
PULA[7]24'48"   
PULA[7]25'02"   
PULA[7]27'13"   
  27'35" [9] Micah LEAALAFA
Damir KHAMADIEV[14]30'23"   
SIRILO[11]32'05"   
Dmitry PRUDNIKOV[4]34'22"   
Damir KHAMADIEV[14]34'39"   
Vladislav SHAYAKHMETOV[2]35'56"   
Nikolay PEREVERZEV[3]36'47"   
Marat AZIZOV[8]39'11"   
Russia (RUS)StatisticsSolomon Islands (SOL)
57Shots26
45Shots on goal16
3Accumulated Fouls 1st half3
5Accumulated Fouls 2nd half1
11Corner kicks2
0Free kicks2
0 / 0Penalty Kicks (Goals/Shots)0 / 0
0 / 02nd Penalty goal / 2nd Penalty shot0 / 0
2Yellow cards1
0Second yellow card and red card0
0Red Cards0
63%Possession (%)37%
0Time out 1st half1
0Time out 2nd half1



Day 5 (Oct 4) game: Japan 7  Solomon Islands 2 

Japan heap woe on islanders

Japan picked up their first points of the FIFA Futsal World Cup Brazil 2008 on Saturday with a 7-2 win over Solomon Islands in Brasilia.

The lively East Asians were up 3-0 inside 12 minutes thanks to goals from Yuki Kanayama, Kenichiro Kogure and Yusuke Komiyama, setting the stage for the eventual rout to follow. An own goal from Yoshifumi Maeda in the 18th minute saw a glimmer of hope for the Oceania men, compounded by Ron Ginio's goal just a minute later which made it a tight 3-2.

It was a false dawn for the Solomons though, as Kenta Fujii made in it 4-3 in the 23rd minute and a pair of strikes from Nobuya Osodo and one more from Yusuke Inada ended the affair and brought yet another heavy defeat down on the deflated islanders in Brazil.

Japan now move into second place in Group A, tied on three points with Russia and Cuba. The Solomons, despite putting up some brave resistance in their games, are out of contention for a place in the next round.


  


7:2 (3:2)
Match
Date
Venue / Stadium
Time
Attendance
1804 October 2008 Brasilia / Gimnasio Nilson Nelson12:301785
    Goals scored
  • Yuki KANAYAMA (JPN) 3',
  • Kenichiro KOGURE (JPN) 10',
  • Yusuke KOMIYAMA (JPN) 12',
  • Yoshifumi MAEDA (JPN) 18' Own goal,
  • Ron GINIO (SOL) 19',
  • Kenta FUJII (JPN) 23',
  • Nobuya OSODO (JPN) 28',
  • Yusuke INADA (JPN) 32',
  • Nobuya OSODO (JPN) 39'
Cautions
  • Rikarudo HIGA (JPN) 14'
  • , James EGETA (SOL) 16'
Japan (JPN)StatisticsSolomon Islands (SOL)
43Shots26
19Shots on goal9
5Accumulated Fouls 1st half4
2Accumulated Fouls 2nd half3
14Corner kicks3
0Free kicks0
0 / 0Penalty Kicks (Goals/Shots)0 / 0
0 / 02nd Penalty goal / 2nd Penalty shot0 / 0
1Yellow cards1
0Second yellow card and red card0
0Red Cards0
58%Possession (%)42%
1Time out 1st half0
1Time out 2nd half1


Day 3 (Oct 2) game: Soloman Islands 0 Brazil 21

Irresistible Brazil hit 21

Brazil scored 21 times without reply against Solomon Islands to consolidate their position at the Group A summit. The victory was the second biggest in FIFA Futsal World Cup history, surpassed only by the Seleção's 29-2 defeat of the host nation at Guatemala 2000.

Brazilian keeper Tiago was unexpectedly forced into making two early saves, but the floodgates opened once Lenisio broke the minnows' resistance on five minutes. It was 8-0 by the break, and things were to get worse for the brave but outclassed Solomons.

Lenisio finished the game with four goals to his name, two fewer than the irrepressible Falcao, and both Schmacher and Betao posted hat-tricks. Wilde, twice, Gabriel and Carlinhos were also on target for Paulo de Oliveira's side, who already look the team to beat.

Victor Wai'ia, Solomon Islands coach
It was great to have the chance to play against Brazil. Their technical ability is amazing. My team are very young and I believe this was a great learning experience for them. I hope we’ll take something away from this game.

Egeta, Solomon Islands player
That was a difficult game. We were up against one of the futsal giants. Technicallly, they’re perfect.

   
 Brazil's Marquinho fights for the
ball with Jack Wetney of the S
olomon Islands		 Brazil's Lenisio fights for the ball
with Francis Lafai of the
Solomon Islands		 Brazil's players celebrate a goal a
gainst Solomon Islands


First round
Solomon Islands - Brazil
0:21 (0:8)
Match
Date
Venue / Stadium
Time
Attendance
902 October 2008 Brasilia / Gimnasio Nilson Nelson10:305845
    Goals scored
  • LENISIO (BRA) 5',
  • WILDE (BRA) 6',
  • VINICIUS (BRA) 8',
  • FALCAO (BRA) 9',
  • SCHUMACHER (BRA) 14',
  • SCHUMACHER (BRA) 17',
  • FALCAO (BRA) 19',
  • WILDE (BRA) 19',
  • FALCAO (BRA) 22',
  • LENISIO (BRA) 23',
  • BETAO (BRA) 25',
  • BETAO (BRA) 28',
  • BETAO (BRA) 28',
  • SCHUMACHER (BRA) 30',
  • FALCAO (BRA) 33',
  • GABRIEL (BRA) 34',
  • CARLINHOS (BRA) 35',
  • LENISIO (BRA) 35',
  • LENISIO (BRA) 37',
  • FALCAO (BRA) 40',
  • FALCAO (BRA) 40'
    Cautions
  • James EGETA (SOL) 9'
Solomon Islands (SOL)StatisticsBrazil (BRA)
18Shots61
11Shots on goal36
2Accumulated Fouls 1st half1
5Accumulated Fouls 2nd half5
5Corner kicks12
1Free kicks2
0 / 0Penalty Kicks (Goals/Shots)0 / 0
0 / 02nd Penalty goal / 2nd Penalty shot0 / 0
1Yellow cards0
0Second yellow card and red card0
0Red Cards0
51%Possession (%)49%
0Time out 1st half0
1Time out 2nd half0


Day 1 game: Cuba 10 Soloman Islands 2

The Solomon Islands - the youngest team at these futsal finals in Brazil - looked to be on their way to a special day when Elliot Ragomo opened the scoring inside the first minute. Unfortunately for the Oceania men, their early joy only acted to aggravate the Cubans.


Yulier Olivera, Carlos Madrigal, Olivera, Boris Saname and Eduardo Morales all scored for the Cubans to make it 5-1 at the interval. In the 27th minute, the Solomons' defeat was fairly well complete, with Morales scoring two more goals and and Johnnet Martinez adding one of his own.


Morales went on to add another before Mesa made it 1-0 for the men from CONCACAF. In the dying moments, Ragomo added a bit of scant consolation with his second goal of the match for the outgunned Solomon Islands


Cuba's Eduardo Morales fights
for the ball with Jack Wetney of
the Solomon Islands		Cuba's Yosniel Mesa fights
for the ball with Jack Wetney
of the Solomon Islands		Cuba's Yulier Olivera fights for the
ball with Junior Kogua of the Solomon

First round
Cuba - Solomon Islands
10:2 (5:1)
Match
Date
Venue / Stadium
Time
Attendance
230 September 2008 Brasilia / Gimnasio Nilson Nelson12:303231
    Goals scored
  • Elliot RAGOMO (SOL) 1',
  • Yulier OLIVERA (CUB) 3',
  • Carlos MADRIGAL (CUB) 6',
  • Yulier OLIVERA (CUB) 10',
  • Boris SANAME (CUB) 10',
  • Eduardo MORALES (CUB) 16',
  • Eduardo MORALES (CUB) 27',
  • Eduardo MORALES (CUB) 27',
  • Jhonnet MARTINEZ (CUB) 27',
  • Eduardo MORALES (CUB) 30',
  • Yosniel MESA (CUB) 40' Penalty goals,
  • Elliot RAGOMO (SOL) 40'
Match Officials
Referee
VALIENTE Nestor (PAR)
Assistant Referee 1
LOOR Franklin (ECU)
Fourth Official
KIDSON Scott (AUS)
Assistant Referee 2
KIM Jang Kwan (KOR)
  
Cuba (CUB)StatisticsSolomon Islands (SOL)
28Shots23
19Shots on goal16
5Accumulated Fouls 1st half4
7Accumulated Fouls 2nd half6
3Corner kicks6
1Free kicks0
0 / 0Penalty Kicks (Goals/Shots)0 / 0
1 / 12nd Penalty goal / 2nd Penalty shot0 / 1
0Yellow cards0
0Second yellow card and red card0
0Red Cards0
47%Possession (%)53%
0Time out 1st half1
0Time out 2nd half0
 

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