2009–10 FA Youth Cup

Teams

466

Champions

Chelsea

Runners-up

Aston Villa

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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 no	Home team	Score	Away team
1	Oldham Athletic	4 – 1	Stalybridge Celtic
2	Accrington Stanley	1 – 1(P8–9)	Carlisle United
3	Darlington	1 – 2	Huddersfield Town
4	Maidstone United	3 – 5	Wycombe Wanderers
5	AFC Wimbledon	2 – 1	Sutton United
6	Malvern Town	0 – 1	Notts County
7	Bury Town	3 – 2	Walsall
8	Woking	3 – 1	Dagenham & Redbridge
9	Bishop's Stortford	7 – 1	Marlow
10	Ebbsfleet United	2 – 1	Brentford
11	Dulwich Hamlet	1 – 1(P2–4)	Norwich City
12	Congleton Town	0 – 3	Rochdale
13	Carlton Town	2 – 1	Burton Albion
14	Atherstone Town	2 – 0	Highgate United
15	VT	2 – 3	Torquay United
16	Bradford City	3 – 1	Southport
17	Milton Keynes Dons	2 – 1	Dunstable Town
18	Barnet	0 – 4	Brighton & Hove Albion
19	Aldershot Town	0 – 4	Southampton
20	Histon	0 – 4	Cambridge United

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
21	Tranmere Rovers	3 – 0	Farsley Celtic
22	St Albans City	1 – 0	Colchester United
23	Oxford United	5 – 2	Gloucester City
24	Macclesfield Town	2 – 0	Bury
25	Hartlepool United	3 – 1	Lincoln City
26	Grimsby Town	1 – 2	York City
27	Leeds United	0 – 1	Crewe Alexandra
28	Chester City	0 – 4	Morecambe
29	Rotherham United	3 – 3(P3–4)	Stockport County
30	Charlton Athletic	3 – 0	Gillingham
31	Leyton Orient	2 – 1	Bromley
32	Millwall	3 – 1	Southend United
33	Bristol Rovers	1 – 3	AFC Bournemouth
34	Basingstoke Town	3 – 4	Hereford United
35	Swindon Town	6 – 0	Yeovil Town
36	Forest Green Rovers	1 – 2	Farnborough
37	Rushden & Diamonds	1 – 2	Northampton Town
38	Shrewsbury Town	2 – 1	Port Vale
39	Exeter City	0 – 4	Cheltenham Town
40	Chesterfield	4 – 1	Mansfield Town

Second round

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
1	Stockport County	2 – 0	Carlton Town
2	Huddersfield Town	5 – 0	Atherstone Town
3	Bradford City	1 – 2	Crewe Alexandra
4	Oldham Athletic	3 – 5	Rochdale
5	Brighton & Hove Albion	2 – 0	Ebbsfleet United
6	Northampton Town	2 – 1	Chesterfield
7	AFC Wimbledon	0 – 5	AFC Bournemouth
8	Torquay United	1 – 0	Norwich City
9	York City	1 – 2	Carlisle United
10	Tranmere Rovers	3 – 1	Cambridge United

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
11	Southampton	6 – 0	Hereford United
12	Swindon Town	1 – 2	Leyton Orient
13	Charlton Athletic	3 – 1	Woking
14	Bury Town	1 – 1(P4–3)	Macclesfield Town
15	St Albans City	2 – 2(P2–4)	Wycombe Wanderers
16	Notts County	0 – 2	Hartlepool United
17	Millwall	1 – 0	Oxford United
18	Milton Keynes Dons	2 – 1	Bishop's Stortford
19	Shrewsbury Town	5 – 2	Morecambe
20	Cheltenham Town	3 – 2	Farnborough

Third round

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

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
1	Bolton Wanderers	3 – 1	AFC Bournemouth
2	Torquay United	1 – 3	Millwall
3	Stockport County	0 – 3	Fulham
4	Arsenal	3 – 3(P5–4)	Crewe Alexandra
5	Northampton Town	1 – 3	Brighton & Hove Albion
6	Charlton Athletic	1 – 2	Chelsea
7	Manchester United	2 – 0	Birmingham City
8	Derby County	6 – 1	Peterborough United
9	Wigan Athletic	0 – 1	Tottenham Hotspur
10	Cheltenham Town	1 – 2	Reading
11	Nottingham Forest	5 – 2	Bury Town
12	Crystal Palace	3 – 2	Bristol City
13	Plymouth Argyle	0 – 1	West Ham United
14	Portsmouth	1 – 0	Huddersfield Town
15	Aston Villa	4 – 0	Rochdale
16	Blackburn Rovers	3 – 0	Blackpool

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
17	Middlesbrough	0 – 1	Everton
18	Scunthorpe United	1 – 4	Burnley
19	Sheffield Wednesday	2 – 7	Sunderland
20	Carlisle United	0 – 1	Stoke City
21	Queens Park Rangers	3 – 1	Southampton
22	Shrewsbury Town	1 – 2	Hull City
23	Milton Keynes Dons	1 – 3	Leyton Orient
24	Hartlepool United	2 – 1	Sheffield United
25	Doncaster Rovers	0 – 3	Newcastle United
26	Cardiff City	1 – 2	Barnsley
27	Swansea City	0 – 3	West Bromwich Albion
28	Preston North End	2 – 1	Manchester City
29	Coventry City	2 – 3	Leicester City
30	Liverpool	2 – 0	Wolverhampton Wanderers
31	Watford	3 – 0	Wycombe Wanderers
32	Tranmere Rovers	0 – 2	Ipswich Town

Fourth round

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
1	Stoke City	1 - 2	Hull City
2	Crystal Palace	2 – 0	Derby County
3	Brighton & Hove Albion	0 – 2	Everton
4	Millwall	5 – 4(AET)	Barnsley
5	Sunderland	2 – 2(P0–3)	Preston North End
6	West Ham United	3 - 0	Queens Park Rangers
7	Hartlepool United	0 - 2	Watford
8	Bolton Wanderers	2 – 2(P3–5)	Fulham

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
9	Arsenal	0 - 2	Ipswich Town
10	Blackburn Rovers	1 – 0	Leyton Orient
11	West Bromwich Albion	0 – 2	Aston Villa
12	Reading	1 – 3	Newcastle United
13	Burnley	1 – 5	Manchester United
14	Leicester City	1 – 5	Liverpool
15	Nottingham Forest	0 – 4	Chelsea
16	Tottenham Hoptsur	0 – 1	Portsmouth

11 January 2010	Tottenham	0 – 1	Portsmouth	White Hart Lane, London
			Çiftçi 60'

12 January 2010	Nottingham Forest	0 – 4	Chelsea	City Ground, Nottingham
			Mills Pappoe 8' Mitrović 74', 88' Clifford 83'

12 January 2010	Leicester City	1 – 5	Liverpool	Walkers Stadium, Leicester
	Yussuf 68'		Dalla Valle 5', 7', 33' Ince 30' Ngoo 85'

13 January 2010	Burnley	1 – 5	Manchester United	Turf Moor, Burnley
	Anderson 70' McKee 84'		Petrucci 22' King 28', 51' Keane 34', 88'	Attendance: 1,036

13 January 2010	Reading	1 – 3	Newcastle United	Madejski Stadium, Reading
	Walcott 47' (pen)		Inman 10' Airey 44' (pen.)

15 January 2010	West Bromwich Albion	0 – 2	Aston Villa	The Hawthorns, Birmingham
			Gardner 58' Halfhuid 70'

15 January 2010	Bolton Wanderers	2 – 2 (a.e.t.) (3 – 5 p)	Fulham	Reebok Stadium, Bolton
	McGeechan 30' Irwin 97'		Trotta 10' Harris 92'
		Penalties
	Campbell		Harris

18 January 2010	Blackburn Rovers	1 – 0	Leyton Orient	Ewood Park, Blackburn
	Banton 71' (pen)

19 January 2010	West Ham United	3 – 0	Queens Park Rangers	Upton Park, London
	Montano 20', 76' Hall 43'			Attendance: 972

19 January 2010	Arsenal	0 – 2	Ipswich Town	Underhill, Barnet
			Murray 10' Wickham 11'

20 January 2010	Millwall	5 – 4 (a.e.t.)	Barnsley	The New Den, London
	Ludford 49' Marquis 66' Hughes-Mason 101', 120' Fitzsimons 111'		O'Neill 23' Dean 33' Teiman 45+2' Fearnehough 92' Crapper 105'

20 January 2010	Sunderland	2 – 2 (a.e.t.) (0 – 3 p)	Preston North End	Stadium of Light, Sunderland
	Noble 5' Lynch 93'		Proctor 89' Dougan 119'
		Penalties
	Armstrong Adams Lynch		Owens Proctor Hart

21 January 2010	Brighton & Hove Albion	0 – 2	Everton	Withdean Stadium, Brighton
			Duffy 13' Forshaw 88'

22 January 2010	Hartlepool United	0 – 2	Watford	Victoria Park, Hartlepool
			Murray 13', 45'

25 January 2010	Crystal Palace	2 – 0	Derby County	Selhurst Park, London
	Zaha 30' Goldsmith 39'			Attendance: 637

26 January 2010	Stoke City	1 – 2	Hull City	Britannia Stadium, Stoke-on-Trent
	Moult 41'		Cullen 45' Bradley 90'

Fifth round

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team
1	Liverpool	0 – 1	Watford
2	Preston North End	0 – 3	Everton
3	West Ham United	0 – 3	Newcastle United
4	Ipswich Town	1 – 3	Fulham
5	Blackburn Rovers	3 – 0	Manchester United
6	Chelsea	1 – 0	Portsmouth
7	Hull City	1 – 4	Crystal Palace
8	Aston Villa	4 – 1	Millwall

28 January 2010	Blackburn Rovers	3 – 0	Manchester United	Ewood Park, Blackburn
	Lowe 38' 88' Hanley 69'			Attendance: 874

28 January 2010	Chelsea	1 – 0	Portsmouth	Stamford Bridge, London
	Clifford 10'

2 February 2010	Ipswich Town	1 – 3	Fulham	Portman Road, Ipswich
	Murray 58' (pen.)		Smith 68' Pierre Trotta 90' (pen.)	Attendance: 1,500

3 February 2010	West Ham United	0 – 3	Newcastle United	Upton Park, London
			Henderson 14' Airey 49' Inman 52'	Attendance: 1,157

4 February 2010	Preston North End	0 – 3	Everton	Deepdale, Preston
			Mustafi 30' Duffy 70' Barkley 76'	Attendance: 1,531

8 February 2010	Liverpool	0 – 1	Watford	Anfield, Liverpool
			Mingoia 17'	Attendance: 2,199

11 February 2010	Hull City	1 – 4	Crystal Palace	Grange Lane, North Ferriby
	Cullen 56'		Goldsmith 1' 57' Kenlock 45' Randall 89'	Attendance: 320

12 February 2010	Aston Villa	4 – 1	Millwall	Villa Park, Birmingham
	Simmonds 41' Halfhuid 44', 45', 80'		Ofoche 70'

Quarter-finals

Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team	Report
1	Watford	0 – 4	Chelsea	Report
2	Newcastle United	4 – 2	Crystal Palace	Report
3	Blackburn Rovers	2 – 1 (AET)	Everton	Report
4	Fulham	2 – 2 (P1–3)	Aston Villa	Report

16 February 2010	Watford	0 – 4	Chelsea	Vicarage Road, Watford
19:00 GMT		Report	Djaló 29' Mitrović 45' (pen.) Bruma 60' McEachran 85'

25 February 2010	Newcastle United	4 – 2	Crystal Palace	St. James' Park, Newcastle
19:00 GMT	Newton 24' Adjei 27' Airey 53' Ameobi 78'	Report	Goldsmith 40' (pen.) Sekajja 80'

1 March 2010	Blackburn Rovers	2 – 1 (a.e.t.)	Everton	Ewood Park, Blackburn
19:00 GMT	Hanley 80' Osawe 102'	Report	Duffy 42'

9 March 2010	Fulham	2 – 2 (a.e.t.) (1 – 3 p)	Aston Villa	Craven Cottage, London
19:00 GMT	Trotta 39' 113'	Report	Poyser 55' Devine 120+2'
		Penalties
	Pritchard Peniket Frei Marsh-Brown		Simmonds Poyser Carruthers Deeney

Semi-finals

First leg

17 March 2010	Blackburn Rovers	0 – 1	Chelsea	Ewood Park, Blackburn
19:00 GMT	Michael Potts 55'	Report	Hitchcock 23' (o.g.) Djaló 55' Sala 56' Billy Clifford	Attendance: 1 332 Referee: Russell Booth

8 April 2010	Aston Villa	1 – 1	Newcastle United	Villa Park, Birmingham
19:00 BST	Kofi Poyser 30' 60'	Report	Airey 9' Newton 36'	Attendance: 2 457 Referee: Mr R Shoebridge

Second leg

22 March 2010	Chelsea	4 – 0	Blackburn Rovers	Stamford Bridge, London
19:00 GMT	Mitrović 30' Sala 34', 78' Mills Pappoe 63' Töre 70'	Report	Jackson Ramm 64' Lowe 74' Hitchcock	Attendance: 1 750 Referee: Linnington, (Newport, Isle of Wight)

Chelsea won 5–0 on aggregate.

16 April 2010	Newcastle United	0 – 1	Aston Villa	St. James' Park, Newcastle
19:00 BST	Dummett 43' Airey 45', 76'	Report	Taylor 34'	Attendance: 4 959 Referee: G Sutton

Aston Villa won 2–1 on aggregate.

Final

Route to the final

Chelsea		Round	Aston Villa
Charlton Athletic A 2–1	Jeffrey Bruma 27' Marko Mitrović 80'	Third round	Rochdale H 4–0	Gary Gardner 18', 31', 69' Ryan Simmonds 59'
Nottingham Forest A 4–0	Danny Mills Pappoe 8' Marko Mitrović 74', 88' Conor Clifford 83'	Fourth round	West Bromwich Albion A 2–0	Gary Gardner 58' Arsenio Halfhuid 70'
Portsmouth H 1–0	Conor Clifford 10'	5th round	Millwall H 4–1	Ryan Simmonds 41' Arsenio Halfhuid 44', 45', 80'
Watford A 4–0	Aliu Djaló 29' Marko Mitrović 45' (pen.) Jeffrey Bruma 60' Josh McEachran 85'	Sixth round	Fulham A 2– 2 (a.e.t.) 3–1(pen.)	Kofi Poyser 55' Daniel Devine 120+2' Ryan Simmonds Kofi Poyser Ellis Deeney
Blackburn Rovers A 1–0	Tom Hitchcock 23' (o.g.)	Semi-finals First leg	Newcastle United H 1–1	Kofi Poyser 60'
Blackburn Rovers H 4–0 (Agg 5–0)	Marko Mitrović 30' Jacopo Sala 34', 78' Gökhan Töre 70'	Second leg	Newcastle United A 1–0 (Agg 2–1)	Connor Taylor 34'

First leg

Aston Villa v Chelsea

29 April 2010
19:30 BST

Aston Villa	1 – 1	Chelsea
Devine 19'	Report	Bruma 64'

Villa Park, Birmingham
Attendance: 3,359
Referee: Kevin Friend

Aston Villa

Chelsea


Line-up:
GK	1	Benjamin Siegrist
RB	2	Durrell Berry
CB	3	Daniel Devine
CB	4	Derrick Williams
LB	5	Ellis Deeney (c)
RM	6	Ebby Nelson-Addy
CM	7	Richard Blythe
LM	8	Samir Carruthers
FW	9	Ryan Simmonds	82'
FW	10	Tomos Roberts
CF	11	Kofi Poyser	79'
Substitutes:
CB	12	Arsenio Halfhuid	82'
GK	13	Callum Barratt
CB	14	James Clifton
CM	15	Daniel Johnson
AM	16	Darious Darkin	79'
Manager:
Tony McAndrew


Line-up:
GK	1	Sam Walker
RB	2	Billy Clifford
CB	3	Rohan Ince
CB	4	Jeffrey Bruma
LB	5	Aziz Deen-Conteh	90'
CM	6	Conor Clifford (c)	71'
RM	7	Jacopo Sala
CM	8	Aliu Djaló
LM	9	Gökhan Töre
AM	10	Josh McEachran
CF	11	Marko Mitrović
Substitutes:
RM	12	Milan Lalkovič	71'
GK	13	Aldi Haxhia
CM	14	George Saville
LB	15	Ben Sampayo
LB	16	Anton Rodgers	90'
Manager:
Dermot Drummy

Second leg

Chelsea v Aston Villa

4 May 2010
19:45 BST

Chelsea	2 – 1	Aston Villa
Mitrović 64' Clifford 83'	Report	Poyser 33'

Stamford Bridge, London
Attendance: 10,446
Referee: Kevin Friend

Chelsea

Aston Villa


Line-up:
GK	1	Sam Walker
RB	2	Billy Clifford
CB	3	Rohan Ince
CB	4	Jeffrey Bruma
LB	5	Aziz Deen-Conteh
CM	6	Conor Clifford (c)
RM	7	Jacopo Sala
CM	8	Aliu Djaló	90'
LM	9	Gökhan Töre	88'
AM	10	Josh McEachran
CF	11	Marko Mitrović
Substitutes:
RM	12	Milan Lalkovič	88'
GK	13	Aldi Haxhia
CM	14	George Saville	90'
LB	15	Ben Sampayo
LB	16	Anton Rodgers
Manager:
Dermot Drummy


Line-up:
GK	1	Benjamin Siegrist
RB	2	Durrell Berry
CB	3	Daniel Devine
CB	4	Derrick Williams	72'
LB	5	Ellis Deeney (c)
RM	6	Ebby Nelson-Addy
CM	7	Richard Blythe	89'
LM	8	Samir Carruthers
FW	9	Ryan Simmonds
FW	10	Tomos Roberts
CF	11	Kofi Poyser
Substitutes:
CB	12	Arsenio Halfhuid	89'
GK	13	Callum Barratt
CM	14	Jack Dyer
CM	15	Daniel Johnson
AM	16	Darious Darkin	72'
Manager:
Tony McAndrew

Chelsea won 3 – 2 on aggregate

FA Youth Cup 2009–10 winners
Chelsea 3rd title

References

External links

The FA Youth Cup at The Football Association official website

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2009–10 FA Youth Cup

First round

Second round

Third round

Fourth round

Fifth round

Quarter-finals

Semi-finals

First leg

Second leg

Final

Route to the final

First leg

Second leg

See also

References

External links