Two wins, once loss for U.S. U-14 boys in Spain

• by Mike Woitalla  @MikeWoitalla, Feb 18, 2015

After 2-0 and 4-0 wins over their Real Madrid and Rayo Vallecano counterparts, the U.S. U-14 boys national team ended their Spain tour with a 2-0 loss to a U-15 Extremadura selection.

Coach Brian Johnson’s team, comprised of players born in 2001, spent 11 days in Madrid.

Feb. 14 in Madrid.
U-15 Extremadura 2, U-14 USA 0.
USA lineup -- Rando; Duke, DeAlmeida (Hansen, 41), Serpa (Gonzalez, 41), Hilton (Hinojosa, 52); Booth (Fernandez, 41), Larraz (Bielic, 52), Palomino (Segal, 41); Vernon (Rivas, 52), Reynolds (Llanez, 41), Arriaga.

U.S. starters vs. Extremadura. (Photo courtesy of U.S. Soccer)

Feb. 11 in Madrid
Rayo Vallecano 0 USA 4.Goals: Llanez, Vernon, Segal, Jose Rivas

Feb. 10 in Madrid.
Real Madrid 0 USA 2. Goals: Llanez (Hilton) 61, Llanez (Segal) 71.
USA Lineup -- Rando (McNally, 62); Hilton (4- Duke, 62), DeAlmeida, Serpa (Gonzalez, 62), Hinojosa (Hansen, 62); Booth (Fernandez, 62), Bielic (Larraz, 62) Palomino; Rivas (Vernon, 62), Llanez, Arriaga (Segal, 62).

U.S. U-14 Boys Roster
GOALKEEPERS (2): Cole McNally (Celtic, Md.), Alex Rando (New York Red Bulls)
DEFENDERS (7): Dominic De Almeida (PDA, N.J.), Cameron Duke (Sporting Kansas City), Abraham Gonzalez (FC Golden State, Calif.), Luke Hansen (Colorado Rush), John Hilton (unattached, Calif.), Julian Hinojosa (FC Dallas), Sebastian Serpa (Weston FC, Fla.)
MIDFIELDERS (5): Timothy Bielic (Sockers FC, Ill.), Taylor Booth (La Roca, Utah), Nicholas Fernandez (Chicago Fire), Oliver Larraz (Colorado Rapids), Marcelo Palomino (Houston Dynamo).
FORWARDS (6): Luis Arriaga (Santa Rosa, Calif.), Ulysses Llanez (Chivas USA), Bryan Reynolds (FC Dallas), Jose Rivas (Weston FC, Fla.), Gabriel Segal (Bethesda-Olney, Md.), Grant Vernon (Lonestar SC, Texas).