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Germany Jr. Youth (ドイツJr.ユース), participated in the 1st International Jr. Youth Tournament in France as West Germany Jr. Youth (西ドイツJr.ユース), is an under-16 national football team that appeared in the Captain Tsubasa manga series.
Description[]
Germany Jr. Youth is the U-16 national team that represents Germany in international football competitions.
History[]
J Boys' Challenge[]
West Germany Jr. Youth participated in the 1st International Jr. Youth Tournament in France.
Uniforms[]
| Home | Away | Keeper |
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- Home: White with black collar, the national Germany insignia on the chest, black piping around the shoulders and three black stripes on the sleeves with black shorts and side thin white stripes and white socks. This color pattern resembles Germany's colors since the 1980s.[1], most particularly, the uniform worn by Germany at UEFA Euro 1980. In the match against Uruguay Jr. Youth, Germany wears a variant of this uniform with white shorts with three black stripes on the sides in order to avoid color clashes with Uruguay's home uniform, which has as well black shorts.
- Away: Leaf green jersey with three white stripes on the sleeves, white V-neck collar with a green stripe, the national Germany insignia on the chest, white shorts and green socks. This color pattern was seen on the Tournament opening ceremony as well as for the finals against All Japan Jr. This uniform resembles the away kit worn by Germany in the 1986 World Cup.
- Keeper: Red shirt with black horizontal pinstripes, three white stripes on each sleeve, the national Germany insignia on the chest, navy blue raglan sleeves and polo collar, with navy blue pants and white socks. This color pattern resembles the keeper kit worn by Harald Schumacher in the 1982 FIFA World Cup. Interestingly enough, in the Complete special issue, Stein was depicted wearing the shirt of this uniform.
- Keeper (Stein): Yellow shirt with black polo collar and three black stripes on the sleeves, yellow shorts with three stripes on each side and white socks. This uniform is based on the 1986 FIFA World Cup goalkeeper uniform.
Results[]
J Boys' Challenge[]
1st International Jr. Youth Tournament in France[]
| Group stage | West Germany Jr. Youth 
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4-0 |  Canada Jr. Youth
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| Group stage | West Germany Jr. Youth
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4-1 |  Portugal Jr. Youth
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| Semi-finals | West Germany Jr. Youth
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6-1[2] |  Uruguay Jr. Youth
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| Final | West Germany Jr. Youth
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2-3 |  Japan Jr. Youth
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Squad[]
J Boys' Challenge[]
| No. | Pos. | Player | Club |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GK | Stein[3] | |
| 18/1[4] | GK | Deuter Muller | Unnamed amateur team
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| 2 | DF | Hardwig[5][6] | |
| 3 | DF | Meyer[7][8] | |
| 5 | DF | Magath[9] | |
| 7 | DF | Hain[10][11] | |
| 4 | MF | Max[12] | |
| 6 | MF | Milews[13][14] | |
| 8 | MF | Hermann Kaltz | Hamburg Jr. Youth
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| 10 | MF | Franz Schester | Bremen Jr. Youth
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| 10/11[15] | FW | Karl Heinz Schneider 
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FC Bayern Munich
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| 12 | FW | Manfred Margus[16] | Bremen Jr. Youth
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Personnel[]
- Head coach Mike Gildo[17]
Gallery[]
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External links[]
- West Germany Jr. Youth at Captain Tsubasa db (Japanese)
- Germany Jr. Youth at Captain Tsubasa Stats
- West Germany Jr. Youth at Shinji's Captain Tsubasa fansite
Notes[]
- ↑ As seen in Captain Tsubasa Dream Team game.
- ↑ 6-2 in season 2 of the 2018 TV series.
- ↑ Jimmy Stein in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Jurgen Stein in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ In the finals, the number 1 was given to Muller.
- ↑ Uwe Hardwig in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Ulf Hardwig in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ Translated to Hardwich in various media.
- ↑ Harald Meyer in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Stefan Meyer in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ Translated to Maier in Gekito no Kiseki and Mayer in various other media.
- ↑ Thomas Magath in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Bruno Magath in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ Michael Hain in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Mathias Hain in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ Translated to Hein in Gekito no Kiseki.
- ↑ Felix Max in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Christian Max in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ Dieter Milews in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement and Bodo Milews in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ Translated to Myleus in Gekito no Kiseki and Mileus in various other media.
- ↑ Schneider used the jersey #10 during the group stage.
- ↑ Misnamed Bayer Margus in Get in the Tomorrow.
- ↑ Misnamed Eike Gildo in Weekly Shonen Jump #52/1986 supplement.