Iker González and Òscar Romero, from Alevín B; Toni Roca, from Alevín A; Carles Pérez, from Cadete A and Marc Pelaz, from Alevín C, scored the goals selected by Barça TV's ‘Promeses’.
Barça's youth teams started strongly this February with some excellent goals. Denis Suarez (B team) tops the list with a great goal against Zaragoza. Marc Jurado (Benjamin A) appears twice with the second and fifth best goal against Cubelles. The third is the work of Iker Merino (Benjamin A) and the fourth is by Miqui Puerto (Cadet B) in the game against Vilanova.
The weekend of 8th and 9th of February saw goals from Denis Suárez and Dani Nieto, which gave a win to Barça B against Tenerife. The Galician scored the first goal with a great free-kick and the lad from Mallorca saw an opening in the Tenerife defense, went past several defenders, and scored the goal that sealed the win. The other superb goals from the FC Barcelona youth set-up were scored by Pedro Godoy (Junior A), Hèctor Font (Pre-Benjamin) and Pau Servat (Youth D).
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Last weekend the youth teams left us with five great goals that should not go unnoticed.The goals from Iker Merino (Benjamin A), Miqui Puerto (Cadet B), Monchu (Cadet B), Munir El Haddadi (Junior A) and Toni Caravaca (Benjamin A), are the five goals chosen.
As the season draws to its conclusion, Barça's young promises are showing the same enthusiasm thay had at the start of the year. This week, it's Marc Jurado, Pau Ortega, Adrià Capdevila, Izan Sánchez and Javi Espinosa who scored the five best goals from last weekend.
Kais Ruiz, Dani Olmo, Alexandre Amate and Ilias Akhomach scored the best goals for Barça's youth teams on the 8th and 9th of March.
FC Barcelona youth teams presented us, this last weekend, with five more jewels in the form of goals. This time, the players scoring the best goals are Aleix Garrido and Adrià Capdevila from Benjamin A, Maxi Rolon and Alain Ebwelle, from Youth A, and Pau Servat from Infant D. All five scored dream goals.
Last weekend, 22nd and 23rd of March, the Academy teams presented us with, amongst other things, five superb goals. Javi Ruiz (Cadet A), Carlos Blanco (Youth B), Dani Morer (Cadet A), Arnau Ollé (Infant C) and Denis Suárez (Barça B) were the stars of the weekend.
The Barça TV programme ‘Promeses’ has chosen the goals scored by Xavi Toldrà, Àlvaro Millán, Maxi Rolón, Yanis Núñez and Òscar Mingueza as the best of the weekend from the academy teams – April has certainly kicked off on a high!
The latest set of youth team matches have produced plenty more quality goals to enjoy. This week the protagonists are Nils Mortimer (U13), Alexis Meva (U17), Adama Traoré (Barça B), Sandro Ramírez (Barça B) and Godswill (U18), the latter scoring in the game that clinched the league title for his team – a wonderful strike from outside the area that the Damm keeper had no hope of saving.
FC Barcelona has one of the finest youth systems in Europe, as shown by this week’s impressive 3-0 win over Benfica in the final of the UEFA Youth League, which produced two of the best goals of the week as selected by the ‘Promesas’ show on Barça TV. Munir scored from inside his own half to sentence the tie, and also scored the second to finish off a tremendous move by Adama. Fode Fofana and Pablo Moreno of the U12s and Pablo López of the U10s got the other goals in this weekend’s selection.
The U19 A team’s conquest of the UEFA Youth League (UYL) was an achievement shared by everyone involved in the youth programme at FC Barcelona, and is the result of many years of work by many different coaches. In recognition of that, all of the youth football coaches, from the very youngest level right through to the U19 B team, were invited to share their part of success in the form of this photograph taken outside La Masia. Centre de Formació Oriol Tort, by proposal of the U19 A team coached by Jordi Vinyals.
FC Barcelona were proclaimed champions of Europe with a resounding 3-0 win against Benfica in the final played last Monday 14 April in Nyon. In the first ever edition of the UEFA Youth League, Barça showed that the club has the best U19 team in the continent.
FC Barcelona academy teams continue scoring very special goals, and this last weekend was no exception. Joan González (Infant B), Carles Pérez (Youth B), Roger Martínez (Benjamin B), Javi Espinosa (Barça B) and Adri Arjona (Youth B) were the scorers. Arjona, who scored the best goal with a powerful shot from the edge of the area into the top corner, dedicated his goal to teammate Adrian, son of Tito Vilanova.
Once again, the Academy teams scored some goals worth remembering. Robert Navarro (Infant A), Pablo Moreno (Infant A), Dani Olmo (Cadet A) and Carles Aleña (Cadet A) are the authors of the five best goals from the youth set-up this past weekend of 3rd and 4th of May. Moreno, from Infant A, scored 2 goals in this selection.
The Barça Academy teams are going into the final phases of their respective competitions, and keep on scoring classy goals each week. Last weekend (10-11 of May), the stars were Marc Olmo (Benjamin B), Jordi Mboula (Cadet B), Martí Vilà (Cadet B), Sergio Gómez (Infant A) with an incredible goal, and Eric García (Infant B).
It was another great week for the Barça youth teams. This time, the pick of the goals come from Ebwelle and Kaptoum of the U18 A team, Izán Sánchez of U10 C, Kouroba of U12 A and Iker Merino of the U8s.
It’s been another great year for youth football at FC Barcelona, proof of how much the first team’s success owes to the younger players knocking on the door. The first team may not have won any major titles, but the U18 team, the ladies team and twelve others all won their domestic leagues, and there is still one other league title that could yet be added to that list.
All four of the ‘alevin’ or U12 teams (A, B, C and D) won their leagues. Aleví A got a perfect 30 wins in 30 games and ended 12 points above second placed Cornellà. The B team won by the same margin over Espanyol, and the C and D teams, who play in the first division, are already champions with one game yet to play, leading by 9 and 5 points over Cornellà and Vila Olímpica, respectively.
Of the four ‘benjamin’, or U10 teams, three won the title. Benjamí A took the maximum 90 points to lead Sant Cugat Esport by 21 points. The B team also finished top, topping Espanyol by 4 points, while the C team beat second placed Sitges at the Ciutat Esportiva to ensure a 4 points margin with one game to go.
Benjamí D, however, probably won’t share the same glory. They will only win the title if they beat Sant Andreu on the last day and leaders Horta lose to bottom placed Fundació Hermes.
There are also the smallest players from the Prebenjamí (U8) and the girls from Infantil-Aleví, the latter winning their championship with a staggering 298 goals in 22 games.
The 11-a-side results were just as good. Juvenil B (U17) had to come from behind to eventually pip Lleida to the title by one point. The two U16 teams also won their leagues. Cadet A won the División de Honor by 14 points over Espanyol, while 11 points separate the Cadet B team from Cornellà with one game to go in the ‘Liga Preferente’.
At U14 level, Barça have one title and could still get the other. Infantil A ended the División de Honor with 10 points more than runners up Cornellà. Next week, they could be joined by Infantil B who lead the table but have no games left to play, and they could still be topped by Escola Gavà, who will do so if they beat Tortosa on the final day.
Moreover, there were also titles for the two professional teams, the U18s of Juvenil A and the Ladies A team. The side coached by Jordi Vinyals won the División de Honor by a massive 10 points over immediate pursuers Espanyol, and they also famously won the UEFA Youth League last April 14 by beating Benfica 3-0 in the final. It was also a grand year for the ladies playing under Xavi Llorens, who took the national title for the third season in a row, this time edging Athletic Bilbao into second.
It has been an extraordinarily successful for FC Barcelona’s youth teams. The U19 team won the UEFA Youth League as well as the league title, while the ladies team coached by Xavi Llorens not only won their domestic championship but also made it to the quarter finals of the Champions League, its best ever showing. And for the different children’s teams, it has been a remarkable year, with 15 of the 16 sides claiming the league title, with only the U7 (Benjamí D) team missing out.
Take a look at the stats from an amazing season for the FCB youth teams
The season is coming to an end for the Barça youth teams. Some had final league fixtures to play, others are taking part in international tournaments around the world. But all of them were producing goals worth savouring. Edu Bedia heads the list with a terrific free kick scored against Alcorcón, while Dongou opened Barça B’s account at the Miniestadi with an absolute peach of a goal. Dani Morer was another player to hit the target from a free kick, and Pablo Moreno was away in Lima (Peru) playing at the Torneo Fundación El Larguero when he scored this goal for the U12 team. And the U18 girls team also makes our selection, thanks to a cracking strike from Laia Muñoz.
