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2015–16 Professional U21 Development League

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The2015–16 Professional U21 Development League is the fourth season of theProfessional Development League system.

League 1

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Football league season
Barclays U21 Premier League
Season2015–16
ChampionsManchester United U21s (3rd Title)
Division 2
Derby County U21s (1st Title)
PromotedDerby County U21s
Arsenal U21s
RelegatedMiddlesbrough U21s
Norwich City U21s
Matches267
(264 RS, 3 PO)
Goals788 (2.95 per match)
(778 RS, 10 PO)
Top goalscorer
Overall
EnglandStephy MavididiArsenal U21s (13 Goals)
Division 1
AustriaArnel JakupovicMiddlesbrough U21s (12 Goals)
Division 2
EnglandStephy MavididiArsenal U21s (13 Goals)
Biggest home win Manchester United U21s 7–0 Norwich City U21s
(8 February 2016)
Biggest away winLeicester City U21s 1–6Sunderland U21s
(2 November 2015)
Norwich City U21s 0–5Middlesbrough U21s
(17 November 2015)
Liverpool U21s 0–5Southampton U21s
(20 March 2016)
Highest scoringTottenham Hotspur U21s 7–4 Leicester City U21s
(21 September 2015)
Longest winning run6 Matches Manchester United U21s
Longest unbeaten run7 MatchesArsenal U21s,
Aston Villa U21s,
Swansea City U21s
Longest winless run19 MatchesWolverhampton Wanderers U21s
Longest losing run5 Matches Wolverhampton Wanderers U21s
Highest attendance9,278Norwich City U21s 0–0 Liverpool U21s
(21 December 2015)
Lowest attendance20Everton U21s 2–2 Middlesbrough U21s
(17 March 2016)

League 1, referred to as theBarclays Under 21 Premier League for sponsorship reasons, was split into two divisions, with teams allocated places in Division 1 or 2 based on their performance in the2014–15 season.

At the end of the season, the team which finished top of Division 1 was crowned as overall League 1 champions, and the bottom two teams in Division 1 will be relegated to Division 2 for the 2016–17 season.[1]

Division 1

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Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification or relegation
1Manchester United U21s(C)2215344419+2548
2Sunderland U21s2213453820+1843
3Everton U21s2210753527+837
4Manchester City EDS2210483526+934
5Chelsea U21s229673430+433
6Southampton U21s228683940−130
7Liverpool U21s2284102637−1128
8Tottenham Hotspur U21s227694443+127
9Reading U21s227693440−627
10Leicester City U21s2263132548−2321
11Middlesbrough U21s(R)2255123337−420Relegation to2016–17 U23 Premier League Division 2
12Norwich City U21s(R)2254133050−2019
Updated to match(es) played on 12 May 2016. Source:[2][3]
(C) Champions;(R) Relegated

Results

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Home \ AwayCHEEVELEILIVMNCMNUMIDNORREASOTSUNTOT
Chelsea U21s0–02–14–00–20–11–05–03–31–31–31–3
Everton U21s2–03–13–31–02–02–23–10–23–11–11–1
Leicester City U21s3–01–10–21–01–11–10–12–12–11–60–3
Liverpool U21s0–11–32–10–31–12–12–12–00–50–22–0
Manchester City EDS0–10–11–32–01–05–11–03–13–11–13–3
Manchester United U21s1–13–16–11–01–01–07–01–04–01–03–1
Middlesbrough U21s1–31–04–02–33–11–21–11–11–30–11–2
Norwich City U21s2–21–22–00–01–22–00–54–47–20–22–3
Reading U21s1–31–11–02–10–31–33–22–02–52–11–1
Southampton U21s0–00–23–11–22–22–11–13–21–10–21–1
Sunderland U21s0–03–20–11–03–00–13–23–12–12–21–0
Tottenham Hotspur U21s4–54–17–41–12–22–31–21–21–40–23–1
Updated to match(es) played on 29 April 2016. Source:U21 Premier League results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Division 2

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Table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsPromotion or qualification
1Derby County U21s(P)2213364426+1842Promotion to2016–17 U23 Premier League Division 1
2Arsenal U21s(P)2212464025+1540Qualification forPlay-offs
3Swansea City U21s2212374224+1839
4Aston Villa U21s2211652827+139
5Blackburn Rovers U21s2210482933−434
6West Bromwich Albion U21s228952420+433Qualification for2016–17 U23 Premier League Division 2
7West Ham United U21s229583734+332
8Stoke City U21s22102102424032
9Fulham U21s228592629−329
10Newcastle United U21s2246123048−1818
11Brighton & Hove Albion U21s2228121736−1914
12Wolverhampton Wanderers U21s2227132035−1513
Updated to match(es) played on 10 May 2016. Source:[4]
(P) Promoted

Results

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Home \ AwayARSASTBLBB&HADERFULNEWSTOSWAWBAWHUWOL
Arsenal U21s1–23–24–13–21–03–10–10–01–25–01–1
Aston Villa U21s1–02–22–12–11–00–00–02–10–13–21–0
Blackburn Rovers U21s1–02–23–00–10–22–11–02–02–14–32–1
Brighton & Hove Albion U21s1–21–10–10–43–31–11–00–10–01–20–0
Derby County U21s1–20–13–02–23–06–43–12–12–01–11–0
Fulham U21s0–32–23–01–00–10–21–11–01–11–30–3
Newcastle United U21s1–22–01–11–41–30–31–21–10–01–42–1
Stoke City U21s1–32–11–01–01–21–23–01–22–12–11–0
Swansea City U21s3–15–05–04–02–13–05–32–01–20–13–2
West Bromwich Albion U21s1–11–01–01–11–11–12–42–03–02–10–0
West Ham United U21s1–11–21–12–03–20–22–21–01–22–14–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers U21s2–32–32–30–01–20–33–10–31–10–01–1
Updated to match(es) played on 19 April 2016. Source:U21 Premier League results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.
Play-offs
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SemifinalsFinal
      
2Arsenal U21s2
5Blackburn Rovers U21s1
2Arsenal U21s3
4Aston Villa U21s1
3Swansea City U21s1
4Aston Villa U21s2

Semifinals

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Swansea City U21s1–2Aston Villa U21s
Attendance: 988
Referee: Richard Hulme
Arsenal U21s2–1Blackburn Rovers U21s
Attendance: 1,106
Referee: Christopher O'Donnell

Final

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Arsenal U21s3–1Aston Villa U21s
Report
Attendance: 2,357
Referee: Carl Brook

Hat-tricks

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As of 12 May 2016
PlayerForAgainstResultDateDivisionRef.
Duncan WatmoreSunderland U21sManchester City EDS3–0 (H)20 September 2015Division 1[5]
Bradley FewsterMiddlesbrough U21sNorwich City U21s0–5 (A)17 November 2015Division 1[6]
Jamar Loza5Norwich City U21sSouthampton U21s7–2 (H)30 November 2015Division 1[7]
Will KeaneManchester United U21sReading U21s1–3 (A)11 January 2016Division 1[8]
Will Keane5Manchester United U21sNorwich City U21s7–0 (H)8 February 2016Division 1[9]
Sheyi OjoLiverpool U21sMiddlesbrough U21s2–3 (A)7 March 2016Division 1[10]
Marvin EmnesSwansea City U21sBlackburn Rovers U21s5–0 (H)18 March 2016Division 2[11]
Jay RodriguezSouthampton U21sLiverpool U21s0–5 (A)20 March 2016Division 1[12]
Shayon HarrisonTottenham Hotspur U21sSunderland U21s3–1 (H)11 April 2016Division 1[13]
Kieran DowellEverton U21sLeicester City U21s3–1 (H)25 April 2016Division 1[14]
Note

(H) – Home; (A) – Away
5 – player scored 5 goals

Awards

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Player of the Month

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MonthPlayerClubRef.
AugustUnited StatesLynden GoochSunderland U21s[15]
SeptemberEnglandIvan ToneyNewcastle United U21s[16]
OctoberRepublic of the CongoOffrande ZanzalaDerby County U21s[17]
NovemberEngland Harry ChapmanMiddlesbrough U21s[18]
DecemberEnglandKyle Walker-PetersTottenham Hotspur U21s[19]
JanuaryEnglandCallum RobertsNewcastle United U21s[20]
FebruaryEnglandRees GreenwoodSunderland U21s[21]
MarchRepublic of IrelandCourtney DuffusEverton U21s[22]
AprilJamaicaKasey PalmerChelsea U21s[23]

League 2

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Football league season
U21 Professional Development League 2
Season2015–16
ChampionsHuddersfield Town U21s (1st Title)
Regular Season ChampionsHuddersfield Town U21s (2nd Title)
Matches313
(310 RS, 3 PO)
Goals957 (3.06 per match)
(949 RS, 8 PO)
Top goalscorerScotlandAlex JakubiakWatford U21s (16 Goals)
Biggest home winBarnsley U21s 6–0Nottingham Forest U21s
(14 December 2015)
Biggest away winWatford U21s 0–5Crystal Palace U21s
(14 March 2016)
Highest scoringQueens Park Rangers U21s 5–5 Huddersfield Town U21s
(17 August 2015)
Longest winning run12 Matches Huddersfield Town U21s
Longest unbeaten run17 MatchesSheffield United U21s
Longest winless run12 Matches Watford U21s
Longest losing run6 MatchesBristol City U21s
Highest attendance4,018 Sheffield United U21s 1–2 Huddersfield Town U21s
(14 May 2016)

League 2, referred to as theU21 Professional Development League 2, is split into two regional divisions.

Teams will play each team in their own division twice, and each team in the other division once, for a total of 30 games for North division teams, and 29 games each for South division teams.

At the end of the season, the teams finishing in the top two positions of both divisions will meet in the knockout stage to determine the overall league champion.

21 Teams competed in the league this season, 2 more than last season.Swansea City U21s left the league after 3 seasons to join the Premier League 2 as a Category One Academy on July 10.[24] Meanwhile,Bolton Wanderers U21s joined the league after dropping their Academy to Category Two Status in June.[25]Hull City U21s, andWatford U21s joined the league after obtaining Category Two Academy status with Hull City joining in May,[26] and on July 3 for Watford.[27][26]

League stage

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North Division table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Huddersfield Town U21s3020556233+2965Qualification forKnock-out stage
2Sheffield United U21s3017674324+1957
3Hull City U21s30137105542+1346
4Birmingham City U21s30116134339+439
5Nottingham Forest U21s30123154950−139
6Bolton Wanderers U21s30910114145−437
7Leeds United U21s30910113947−837
8Crewe Alexandra U21s30106144755−836
9Coventry City U21s30106144357−1436
10Sheffield Wednesday U21s3088142842−1432
11Barnsley U21s3094174155−1431
Updated to match(es) played on 25 April 2016. Source:[28]

South Division table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPtsQualification
1Charlton Athletic U21s2916945229+2357Qualification forKnock-out stage
2Millwall U21s2915954525+2054
3Cardiff City U21s2916585030+2053
4Colchester United U21s29163104538+751
5Crystal Palace U21s29117115551+440
6Queens Park Rangers U21s2998125564−935
7Ipswich Town U21s2996143545−1033
8Brentford U21s2988135063−1332
9Bristol City U21s2993173859−2130
10Watford U21s2957173356−2322
Updated to match(es) played on 25 April 2016. Source:[28]

Results

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Home \ AwayBARBIRBOLBREBRICARCHACOLCOVCRECPAHUDHULIPSLEEMILNOTQPRSHESHWWTF
Barnsley U21s0–41–02–33–01–10–40–10–31–23–36–01–10–02–1
Birmingham City U21s2–02–21–31–22–11–02–12–23–11–23–01–20–01–12–0
Bolton Wanderers U21s2–01–12–12–11–12–20–10–01–22–02–11–00–13–2
Brentford U21s4–21–32–13–21–21–23–32–21–12–20–30–02–34–3
Bristol City U21s3–23–00–12–30–20–42–11–41–10–13–12–32–11–22–1
Cardiff City U21s0–21–13–02–01–23–24–03–11–01–00–03–20–43–02–1
Charlton Athletic U21s3–01–22–12–21–13–11–13–21–11–11–01–12–04–02–1
Colchester United U21s4–12–11–03–12–00–22–13–02–31–01–01–22–02–50–0
Coventry City U21s0–11–04–34–22–14–12–01–13–01–22–63–31–20–12–0
Crewe Alexandra U21s4–24–11–13–10–32–02–30–32–13–10–21–13–05–3
Crystal Palace U21s1–03–32–30–11–11–21–21–12–31–12–10–03–31–32–06–2
Huddersfield Town U21s3–21–02–14–02–14–06–11–13–21–02–20–21–03–1
Hull City U21s2–32–13–03–12–01–15–01–33–11–10–02–41–10–2
Ipswich Town U21s2–11–36–10–52–20–33–04–20–11–20–21–11–01–00–2
Leeds United U21s1–40–03–33–01–31–11–00–20–21–31–22–13–32–11–0
Millwall U21s4–21–01–01–10–01–04–11–05–10–23–03–12–21–20–0
Nottingham Forest U21s1–03–15–12–22–11–31–23–10–11–22–32–03–11–01–11–2
Queens Park Rangers U21s1–40–34–51–00–10–13–15–25–52–61–10–43–13–22–1
Sheffield United U21s1–02–02–00–30–23–02–02–03–12–11–12–03–01–1
Sheffield Wednesday U21s1–00–20–22–21–11–12–11–21–01–20–20–02–02–00–0
Watford U21s0–21–13–31–10–22–03–10–51–21–31–21–00–13–30–2
Updated to match(es) played on 29 April 2016. Source:U21 League 2 results
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Knock-out stage

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Semifinals

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Charlton Athletic U21s1–2 (a.e.t.)Sheffield United U21s
Huddersfield Town U21s2–0Millwall U21s
Report
PPG Canalside,Huddersfield
Attendance: 160[29]

Final

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Sheffield United U21s1–2Huddersfield Town U21s
Report
Attendance: 4,018


Top goalscorers

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As of 14 May 2016
RankPlayerClubGoals
1ScotlandAlex JakubiakWatford U21s16
2EnglandJoshua UmerahCharlton Athletic U21s15
3EnglandRhys HealeyCardiff City U21s14
4EnglandJarrod BowenHull City U21s13
GermanyJan HolldackBrentford U21s
6EnglandAlex JonesBirmingham City U21s12
WalesGeorge ThomasCoventry City U21s
8EnglandRekeil PykeHuddersfield Town U21s11
9EnglandFemi AkinwandeColchester United U21s9
AlbaniaFlo BojajHuddersfield Town U21s
WalesJake CharlesHuddersfield Town U21s
ItalyDiego De GirolamoSheffield United U21s
WalesJamie ThomasBolton Wanderers U21s
14EnglandBrandon HanlanCharlton Athletic U21s8
Republic of IrelandFrank MulhernLeeds United U21s
EnglandAlfie PaveyMillwall U21s
EnglandJames ThorneNottingham Forest U21s
EnglandKaiyne WooleryBolton Wanderers U21s
EnglandJake WrightSheffield United U21s

Hat-tricks

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As of 14 May 2016
PlayerForAgainstResultDateRef.
Junior HoilettQueens Park Rangers U21sHuddersfield Town U21s5–5 (H)17 August 2015[30]
Keshi AndersonCrystal Palace U21sWatford U21s6–2 (H)24 August 2015[31]
Keshi AndersonCrystal Palace U21sBarnsley U21s0–4 (A)15 September 2015[32]
Alfie PaveyMillwall U21sCoventry City U21s4–1 (H)21 September 2015[33]
Macauley BonneColchester United U21sBarnsley U21s4–1 (H)21 September 2015[34]
Greg LuerHull City U21sQueens Park Rangers U21s2–6 (A)9 October 2015[35]
Ebere EzeMillwall U21sQueens Park Rangers U21s0–4 (A)20 October 2015[36]
Kaiyne WooleryBolton Wanderers U21sLeeds United U21s3–3 (A)26 October 2015[37]
Joseph N'GuessanQueens Park Rangers U21sCrystal Palace U21s1–3 (A)22 December 2015[38]
Alex JakubiakWatford U21sBrentford U21s3–3 (H)14 January 2016[39]
Bradley AshBarnsley U21sLeeds United U21s1–4 (A)25 January 2016[40]
Freddie LadapoCrystal Palace U21sWatford U21s0–5 (A)14 March 2016[41]
Alex JonesBirmingham City U21sMillwall U21s3–0 (H)7 April 2016[42]
Shaun TutonBarnsley U21sLeeds United U21s3–3 (H)25 April 2016[43]
Note

(H) – Home; (A) – Away
4 – player scored 4 goals

See also

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References

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