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BBC News
31-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
HJK v Arda Kardzhali
Update: Date: 62' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Santeri Hostikka replaces Kai Meriluoto. Update: Date: 62' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Kaius Simojoki replaces Brooklyn Lyons-Foster. Update: Date: 56' Title: Booking Content: Kai Meriluoto (HJK) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 46' Title: Second Half Content: Second Half begins HJK 1, Arda Kardzhali 1. Update: Date: 45'+4 Title: Half Time Content: First Half ends, HJK 1, Arda Kardzhali 1. Update: Date: 45' Title: Post Content: Fourth official has announced 3 minutes of added time. Update: Date: 39' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! HJK 1, Arda Kardzhali 1. Kai Meriluoto (HJK) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Alexander Ring. Update: Date: 25' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! HJK 0, Arda Kardzhali 1. David Idowu (Arda Kardzhali) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Update: Date: 1' Title: Kick Off Content: First Half begins. Update: Date: 1' Title: Post Content: Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
BBC News
17-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
HJK v NSÍ
Update: Date: 120'+3 Title: Post Content: Match ends, HJK 5, NSÍ Runavík 0. Update: Date: 120'+3 Title: Extra Time ends Content: Second Half Extra Time ends, HJK 5, NSÍ Runavík 0. Update: Date: 120'+1 Title: Post Content: Fourth official has announced 1 minutes of added time. Update: Date: 110' ET Title: Booking Content: Santeri Hostikka (HJK) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 110' ET Title: Booking Content: Henrik Hatlen Osen (NSÍ Runavík) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 108' ET Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Otto Hannula replaces Ville Tikkanen. Update: Date: 106' ET Title: Second Half Extra Time Content: Second Half Extra Time begins HJK 5, NSÍ Runavík 0. Update: Date: 105'+4 Title: Half Time Extra Time Content: First Half Extra Time ends, HJK 5, NSÍ Runavík 0. Update: Date: 105'+3 Title: Booking Content: Benji Michel (HJK) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 105'+1 Title: Post Content: Fourth official has announced 3 minutes of added time. Update: Date: 105' ET Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Michael Boamah replaces Lucas Lingman. Update: Date: 101' ET Title: Booking Content: Hassou Diaby (NSÍ Runavík) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 98' ET Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Kaius Simojoki replaces Teemu Pukki. Update: Date: 94' ET Title: Goal! Content: Goal! HJK 5, NSÍ Runavík 0. Santeri Hostikka (HJK) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Update: Date: 91' ET Title: Extra Time Content: First Half Extra Time begins HJK 4, NSÍ Runavík 0. Update: Date: 90'+7 Title: Full Time Content: Second Half ends, HJK 4, NSÍ Runavík 0. Update: Date: 90'+6 Title: Booking Content: Kristian Joensen (NSÍ Runavík) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 90'+5 Title: Goal! Content: Goal! HJK 4, NSÍ Runavík 0. Georgios Antzoulas (HJK) header from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Alexander Ring. Update: Date: 90'+1 Title: Post Content: Fourth official has announced 5 minutes of added time. Update: Date: 86' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, NSÍ Runavík. Henrik Hatlen Osen replaces Emil Joensen.
BBC News
10-07-2025
- Sport
- BBC News
NSÍ v HJK
Update: Date: 90'+4 Title: Post Content: Match ends, NSÍ Runavík 4, HJK 0. Update: Date: 90'+4 Title: Full Time Content: Second Half ends, NSÍ Runavík 4, HJK 0. Update: Date: 90'+1 Title: Post Content: Fourth official has announced 3 minutes of added time. Update: Date: 83' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! NSÍ Runavík 4, HJK 0. Klæmint Olsen (NSÍ Runavík) left footed shot. Assisted by Jann Benjaminsen. Update: Date: 78' Title: Booking Content: Daniel Obbekjær (NSÍ Runavík) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 76' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! NSÍ Runavík 3, HJK 0. Daniel Obbekjær (NSÍ Runavík) header. Assisted by Jann Benjaminsen. Update: Date: 68' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Kai Meriluoto replaces Kevin Kouassivi-Benissan. Update: Date: 68' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Lucas Lingman replaces Teemu Pukki. Update: Date: 60' Title: Substitution Content: Substitution, HJK. Brooklyn Lyons-Foster replaces Kaius Simojoki. Update: Date: 46' Title: Second Half Content: Second Half begins NSÍ Runavík 2, HJK 0. Update: Date: 45'+2 Title: Half Time Content: First Half ends, NSÍ Runavík 2, HJK 0. Update: Date: 45' Title: Post Content: Fourth official has announced 1 minutes of added time. Update: Date: 35' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! NSÍ Runavík 2, HJK 0. Fabian Østigård Ness (NSÍ Runavík) left footed shot. Assisted by Brandur Hendriksson. Update: Date: 23' Title: Dismissal Content: Jere Kallinen (HJK) is shown the red card for violent conduct. Update: Date: 19' Title: Booking Content: Fabian Østigård Ness (NSÍ Runavík) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul. Update: Date: 12' Title: Goal! Content: Goal! NSÍ Runavík 1, HJK 0. Emil Joensen (NSÍ Runavík) right footed shot. Update: Date: 1' Title: Kick Off Content: First Half begins. Update: Date: 1' Title: Post Content: Lineups are announced and players are warming up.
India Gazette
09-07-2025
- Sport
- India Gazette
Helsinki Cup: Team Minerva tops group after defeating HJK, Lopa in day-1
New Delhi [India], July 9 (ANI): In the Helsinki Cup 2025, the Under-14 players of Minerva Academy have made a great start. It is being played on the grounds of Finland. In the first two matches played on European soil, the Indian club defeated two strong clubs of the host country. In the first league match, Finland's biggest football club, HJK, was defeated 5-0, while in the second match, Lopa was defeated 7-0. In both matches, Minerva's players scored a total of 12 goals and conceded no goals. Minerva Academy has been placed in the most difficult group of the Helsinki Cup, and this is a tough challenge for the team. Despite this, the team is moving forward with its discipline and strong game. The team is playing well, facing the challenges of European football, and making an identity for India. In the first match against HJK, Chetan scored two goals for Minerva, and Yohenba scored one goal. Azam played brilliantly in midfield and scored a goal. After this, Raj also added his name to the score sheet. The Indian club won 5-0, and this victory became a topic of discussion on the very first day of the tournament. No one expected the local club to lose because HJK is a big club in Europe. In the second match against Lopa, Minerva scored even bigger. Raj scored a hat-trick. Azam added another goal. Danamoni, Chetan and Kabir also scored one goal each. The team played with confidence, coordination and aggression. Minerva presented a strong claim with a one-sided victory of 7-0. After two matches, Minerva Academy is at the top of its group. With six points and a +12 goal difference, the team has scored 12 goals so far and conceded none. The speed, strength and intelligence of the team is clearly visible on the field that they are playing for the title. The Helsinki Cup is one of the biggest and most prestigious youth tournaments in the world. More than 1300 teams from more than 20 countries participate in it. In such a tournament, defeating teams like HJK and LoPa in their home ground is a big deal for Indian football. Minerva Academy has been placed in the toughest group of this tournament. In this, Minerva has to play with strong teams from Iceland and Finland. All these clubs are known for disciplined and competitive football. Minerva has to compete with them and move towards the title. This team of Minerva has been prepared under the World Cup project. The purpose is that these players represent India in the future. Playing against European teams in a foreign environment under pressure, these players are deciding the future of Indian football. All eyes are now on these Indian warriors in the Helsinki Cup. This is not just a tournament, it is a mission. To change the thinking, create an identity and show that Indian players are no less on the world stage. Minerva Academy has started this mission in a strong manner. (ANI)
Daily Record
04-06-2025
- General
- Daily Record
Topi Keskinen is Aberdeen marathon man as gruelling schedule almost over bar one more target to hit
The Finn has been paying non-stop for almost 18 months but Scottish Cup party wasn't the end of the hard work Scottish Cup hero Topi Keskinen hasn't had a break for 18 months and won't get one until after this month's Euro Under-21 tournament finishes. The Finnish star played half a season for HJK before he moved to Aberdeen in an £800,000 move last August, which has seen him play constantly for the last year-and-a-half. It has been non-stop for the flying winger but he is looking for one last push, with Finland's young guns gracing the Euros for only the second time in their history. Keskinen will head to the finals in Slovakia full of confidence after helping Aberdeen shock Celtic in last month's Scottish Cup Final. When asked about his gruelling schedule, he said: 'Yes, of course it is. I knew already when I didn't get sold in the January transfer window, I was like, 'OK, now I'm in Helsinki.' 'I was like, 'OK, now the target is to go in the summer.' 'I knew already that it's going to mean I will have a long season but I've done better than I thought I would do. 'Of course it's mentally and physically tough. I think mentally it's even harder than physically. Yes, it is but you're still waiting for professional football. 'It's good that you have so many games, you don't have that much time to think about it, it's just football. 'I have the Euros and after that one I'll take it easy. But it's just football, it's not that deep, you know? 'If I play one-and-a-half years, everyone has different stories and all that so I just need to make sure I recover well to the different games.' The 22-year-old's last lengthy break was back in December 2023 but even then he didn't get a long breather as HJK had group stage Euro football. That's something he will be returning to with Aberdeen. He recalled: 'I came back to Helsinki in January and we had a longer season because we were in the group stage. 'We were still playing in the group stage and we had to come back from our holidays. So I had December off and then I was back in.' Finland are out make their mark at the Euro finals but they have a tough opener against a talented young Dutch side next Wednesday. They then take on Ukraine and Denmark in a whirlwind seven days. Keskinen and his team aren't going to make up the numbers, with the Dons star making it clear that progress from their section is the aim. Keskinen, along with a handful of his team-mates, has already been capped at senior level so it shows the potential in their squad. One of his four outings for the senior side came at Wembley and that experience will stand him in good stead for the Euro finals. He said: 'It's in Slovakia and we play Holland, Ukraine and Denmark. It's an OK group. We want to go through because we have a really good team. 'Four or five of the group already have full Finnish caps.' It is also a competition that will put Keskinen in the shop window. It has been more than 15 years since the Finnish Under-21s last qualified for these finals. It has been a big thing back in his homeland as they look for a new golden generation to burst on to the scene. Keskinen admitted: 'My friend Jukka Raitala, he's 36 now, he was in the group last time they were at the Euro finals. 'So it's been a while. Jukka was my team-mate in Helsinki, he played centre-back or left-back. He still plays now (for Gnistan).' The Finn will get a break after the Euros to finally recharge the batteries before he gets ready to go with Aberdeen in the Europa League qualifiers. Jimmy Thelin will be looking to build on their Scottish Cup win as he prepares for his second season at Pittodrie. Keskinen now has more competition in the wide areas with Aberdeen snapping up Australian winger Nicolas Milanovic from Western Sydney Wanderers. But the Finn has been one of the first names on the team sheet and he's confident of rising to the challenge and shining in the new campaign at home and abroad. The summer break will give him the chance to find some more energy and he said: 'After the last game of the Euros, I'll get some time off. June 18 is the last match of the group stage so it all depends on how far we get. 'When you play 18 months of football in a row, you don't really need a full pre-season. 'I'm likely to get extra time off having been involved at the Euros.'
