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U-17 WC pre-quarters: Who, where and what

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Germany outclass Colombia to enter quarterfinals

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Germany produced a combination of sublime skills and brute power, exposing Colombia's defensive frailties with a 4-0 victory in the round of 16 to book a place in the last eight of the FIFA U-17 World Cup, in Delhi on Monday.

Captain and star striker Jann-Fiete Arp (7' and 65") struck twice, while Yann Bisseck (39') and John Yeboah (49') scored a goal each to help Germany reach the quarterfinals.

Germany, whose best show in the tournament has been a runners-up finish back in the first edition...

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U-17 WC pre-quarters: Who, where and what

Ghana's Eric Ayiah (No. 6) celebrates a goal with his coach during the match against India in New Delhi.
Ghana's Eric Ayiah (No. 6) celebrates a goal with his coach during the match against India in New Delhi.

After nine days and an impressive ratio of 3.5 goals per match, the group stages of the U17 World Cup are over and it's time to get serious with some knockout football. From here, matches tied at full time will go straight to penalties.

The tournament hasn't been set ablaze so far and perhaps this is the time for real heroes. This is how the matchups look like. 

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Ghana showed India how ruthless they can be. Fast and direct in attack, compact...

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Penaloza stars as Colombia beat USA to reach the knockouts

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Colombia produced their best game when it mattered as they beat the United States 3-1 to qualify for the round of 16 at the FIFA Under-17 World Cup, in Navi Mumbai on Thursday.

The U.S. finished third in Group A and also qualified for the knockouts as one of the four best third-placed teams of the tournament, with Ghana topping the group after beating India and Colombia taking second place.

Needing a win, Colombia scored through Juan Vidal (3rd minute), Juan Penaloza (67th) and Dieber Caicedo...

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India's baby steps matter just as much as the hard knocks

Indian football fans are not likely to forget October 9, 2017.

India lost 2-1 to Colombia, scoring their first goal at a FIFA tournament through Jeakson Singh, but more importantly, they put in an improved performance since their 3-0 defeat to USA in their first group game.

Full-backs put in a clean performance

While goalkeeper Dheeraj Singh was a commanding presence for the second game in a row, it was the return of right-back Boris Singh - who was suspended in their last game -- that made the Indian...

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Ghana flex attacking muscle in opening win

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Sadiq Ibrahim struck up a good understanding with striker Eric Ayiah

Two-time champions Ghana made the perfect start to the FIFA Under-17 World Cup, as Sadiq Ibrahim's first-half strike gave them three vital points in New Delhi. In the process, Ghana also broke the record for goals scored in consecutive Under-17 WC matches - 22 - a record they previously shared with Germany. 

Against a tactically solid but visibly nervous Colombia, Ghana came strong off the blocks, especially their attacking quartet of wingers Ibrahim, Emmanuel Toku and strikers Aminu Mohammed...

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