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2009–10 FA Youth Cup

FieldValue
titleFA Youth Cup
year2009–10
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num_teams466
winnersChelsea (3rd Title)
secondAston Villa (3rd Runner Up Finish)
prev_season2008–09
next_season2010–11

The FA Youth Cup sponsored by E.ON 2009–10 was the 58th edition of the FA Youth Cup.

467 clubs were initially accepted, although there was one withdrawal, Worcester City 53 of the remaining 466 teams were new entries.

Holders Arsenal were knocked out in the fourth Round at home to Ipswich Town 0–2.

Chelsea won the competition by beating Aston Villa 3–2 on aggregate to win the competition for only their third time in their history and for the first time since 1961.

First round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Oldham Athletic4 – 1Stalybridge Celtic279
2Accrington Stanley1 – 1(P8–9)Carlisle United103
3Darlington1 – 2Huddersfield Town120
4Maidstone United3 – 5Wycombe Wanderers246
5AFC Wimbledon2 – 1Sutton United209
6Malvern Town0 – 1Notts County140
7Bury Town3 – 2Walsall141
8Woking3 – 1Dagenham & Redbridge187
9Bishop's Stortford7 – 1Marlow121
10Ebbsfleet United2 – 1Brentford180
11Dulwich Hamlet1 – 1(P2–4)Norwich City112
12Congleton Town0 – 3Rochdale201
13Carlton Town2 – 1Burton Albion108
14Atherstone Town2 – 0Highgate United90
15VT2 – 3Torquay United138
16Bradford City3 – 1Southport184
17Milton Keynes Dons2 – 1Dunstable Town609
18Barnet0 – 4Brighton & Hove Albion352
19Aldershot Town0 – 4Southampton179
20Histon0 – 4Cambridge United313
Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance
21Tranmere Rovers3 – 0Farsley Celtic271
22St Albans City1 – 0Colchester United133
23Oxford United5 – 2Gloucester City135
24Macclesfield Town2 – 0Bury160
25Hartlepool United3 – 1Lincoln City95
26Grimsby Town1 – 2York City125
27Leeds United0 – 1Crewe Alexandra241
28Chester City0 – 4Morecambe87
29Rotherham United3 – 3(P3–4)Stockport County144
30Charlton Athletic3 – 0Gillingham846
31Leyton Orient2 – 1Bromley196
32Millwall3 – 1Southend United352
33Bristol Rovers1 – 3AFC Bournemouth238
34Basingstoke Town3 – 4Hereford United138
35Swindon Town6 – 0Yeovil Town223
36Forest Green Rovers1 – 2Farnborough96
37Rushden & Diamonds1 – 2Northampton Town432
38Shrewsbury Town2 – 1Port Vale197
39Exeter City0 – 4Cheltenham Town461
40Chesterfield4 – 1Mansfield Town341

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Second round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Stockport County2 – 0Carlton Town116
2Huddersfield Town5 – 0Atherstone Town189
3Bradford City1 – 2Crewe Alexandra293
4Oldham Athletic3 – 5Rochdale312
5Brighton & Hove Albion2 – 0Ebbsfleet United94
6Northampton Town2 – 1Chesterfield203
7AFC Wimbledon0 – 5AFC Bournemouth210
8Torquay United1 – 0Norwich City546
9York City1 – 2Carlisle United264
10Tranmere Rovers3 – 1Cambridge United242
Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance
11Southampton6 – 0Hereford United345
12Swindon Town1 – 2Leyton Orient337
13Charlton Athletic3 – 1Woking553
14Bury Town1 – 1(P4–3)Macclesfield Town258
15St Albans City2 – 2(P2–4)Wycombe Wanderers217
16Notts County0 – 2Hartlepool United341
17Millwall1 – 0Oxford United233
18Milton Keynes Dons2 – 1Bishop's Stortford317
19Shrewsbury Town5 – 2Morecambe187
20Cheltenham Town3 – 2Farnborough213

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Third round

The 20 Premier League and 24 Championship teams enter at this stage, along with the winners of the second round.

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Bolton Wanderers3 – 1AFC Bournemouth530
2Torquay United1 – 3Millwall564
3Stockport County0 – 3Fulham101
4Arsenal3 – 3(P5–4)Crewe Alexandra335
5Northampton Town1 – 3Brighton & Hove Albion174
6Charlton Athletic1 – 2Chelsea1,033
7Manchester United2 – 0Birmingham City635
8Derby County6 – 1Peterborough United303
9Wigan Athletic0 – 1Tottenham Hotspur721
10Cheltenham Town1 – 2Reading310
11Nottingham Forest5 – 2Bury Town384
12Crystal Palace3 – 2Bristol City567
13Plymouth Argyle0 – 1West Ham United1,500
14Portsmouth1 – 0Huddersfield Town350
15Aston Villa4 – 0Rochdale723
16Blackburn Rovers3 – 0Blackpool452
Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance
17Middlesbrough0 – 1Everton100
18Scunthorpe United1 – 4Burnley273
19Sheffield Wednesday2 – 7Sunderland190
20Carlisle United0 – 1Stoke City204
21Queens Park Rangers3 – 1Southampton414
22Shrewsbury Town1 – 2Hull City245
23Milton Keynes Dons1 – 3Leyton Orient240
24Hartlepool United2 – 1Sheffield United143
25Doncaster Rovers0 – 3Newcastle United525
26Cardiff City1 – 2Barnsley475
27Swansea City0 – 3West Bromwich Albion139
28Preston North End2 – 1Manchester City590
29Coventry City2 – 3Leicester City356
30Liverpool2 – 0Wolverhampton Wanderers1,141
31Watford3 – 0Wycombe Wanderers686
32Tranmere Rovers0 – 2Ipswich Town247

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Fourth round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway team
1Stoke City1 – 2Hull City
2Crystal Palace2 – 0Derby County
3Brighton & Hove Albion0 – 2Everton
4Millwall5 – 4(AET)Barnsley
5Sunderland2 – 2(P0–3)Preston North End
6West Ham United3 – 0Queens Park Rangers
7Hartlepool United0 – 2Watford
8Bolton Wanderers2 – 2(P3–5)Fulham
Tie noHome teamScoreAway team
9Arsenal0 – 2Ipswich Town
10Blackburn Rovers1 – 0Leyton Orient
11West Bromwich Albion0 – 2Aston Villa
12Reading1 – 3Newcastle United
13Burnley1 – 5Manchester United
14Leicester City1 – 5Liverpool
15Nottingham Forest0 – 4Chelsea
16Tottenham Hoptsur0 – 1Portsmouth

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McKee King Keane

Airey

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Irwin Harris

Campbell

Harris

Hall

Wickham

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Forshaw

Goldsmith

Bradley

Fifth round

Tie noHome teamScoreAway team
1Liverpool0 – 1Watford
2Preston North End0 – 3Everton
3West Ham United0 – 3Newcastle United
4Ipswich Town1 – 3Fulham
5Blackburn Rovers3 – 0Manchester United
6Chelsea1 – 0Portsmouth
7Hull City1 – 4Crystal Palace
8Aston Villa4 – 1Millwall

Hanley

Pierre Trotta

Airey Inman

Duffy Barkley

Kenlock Randall

Halfhuid

Quarter-finals

Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamReport
1Watford0 – 4ChelseaReport
2Newcastle United4 – 2Crystal PalaceReport
3Blackburn Rovers2 – 1
(AET)EvertonReport
4Fulham2 – 2
(P1–3)Aston VillaReport

Mitrović Bruma McEachran

Adjei Airey Ameobi Sekajja

Osawe

Devine Peniket Frei Marsh-Brown Poyser Carruthers Deeney

Semi-finals

First leg

Djaló Sala Billy Clifford

Newton

Second leg

Sala Mills Pappoe Töre Lowe Hitchcock Chelsea won 5–0 on aggregate.

Airey Aston Villa won 2–1 on aggregate.

Final

Route to the final

ChelseaRoundAston Villa
Charlton Athletic
A
2–1Jeffrey Bruma
Marko MitrovićThird round
Nottingham Forest
A
4–0Danny Mills Pappoe
Marko Mitrović {{goal7488}}
Conor Clifford
Portsmouth
H
1–0Conor Clifford5th round
Watford
A
4–0Aliu Djaló
Marko Mitrović
Jeffrey Bruma
Josh McEachranSixth round
Blackburn Rovers
A
1–0Tom HitchcockSemi-finals
First leg
Blackburn Rovers
H
4–0
(Agg 5–0)Marko Mitrović
Jacopo Sala {{goal3478}}
Gökhan Töre

First leg

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SCO Tony McAndrew

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Second leg

Clifford

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ENG Dermot Drummy

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Chelsea won 3 – 2 on aggregate

FA Youth Cup
2009–10 winners
Chelsea
3rd title

References

References

  1. "The FA Youth Cup Results".
  2. "COBBLERS INTO THIRD ROUND OF FA YOUTH CUP".
  3. "Tuna's three of a kind trumps Cards".
  4. "FA YOUTH CUP INTEREST OVER".
  5. "Plucky Charlton bow out".
  6. "Cup Kids Through At Donny".
  7. "Barnsley Youth beat Cardiff City Youth".
  8. "HISTORY : YOUTH FOOTBALL : THE FA YOUTH CUP : RESULTS - 2009/10 - DATE".
  9. "Nottingham Forest 0 - 4 Chelsea".
  10. "HISTORY : YOUTH FOOTBALL : THE FA YOUTH CUP : RESULTS - 2009/10 - DATE".
  11. (17 February 2010). "Mingoia sees another effort go wide as this game winds down. Attendance 2270.".
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