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2019–20 FA Youth Cup

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Football tournament season

2019–20 FA Youth Cup
Football Association Youth Cup
Tournament details
Country	England Wales
Teams	546^[1]
Final positions
Champions	Manchester City (3rd Title)
Runners-up	Chelsea (4th Runner Up Finish)
Tournament statistics
Top goal scorer(s)	Marcel Lewis Chelsea, Kyle Joseph Wigan Athletic (6 Goals Each)
← 2018–19 2020–21 →

The2019–20 FA Youth Cup was the 68th edition of theFA Youth Cup. The defending champions wereLiverpool.Manchester City won the final 3–2 againstChelsea.^[2] This was their third time winning the tournament.^[3]

Preliminary round

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First round qualifying

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Second round qualifying

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Third round qualifying

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First round

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41 ties was meant to be played, but the Bolton Wanderers would get a bye to the next round,^[4] while Dulwich Hamlet FC received a walkover as Crawley Town withdrew from the competition.^[5]

Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
1	Plymouth Argyle (4)	0–1	Exeter City (4)	252
2	Portsmouth (3)	5–1	Hereford (6)	294
3	Sutton Common Rovers (9)	1–3	Uxbridge (8)	183^[6]
4	Bradford City (4)	3–0	Rochdale (3)	252
5	Sunderland (3)	3–1	Tranmere Rovers (3)
6	Curzon Ashton (6)	2–1	Blackpool (3)	235
7	Mansfield Town (4)	4–3	Doncaster Rovers (3)	150^[7]
8	Milton Keynes Dons (3)	0–2	Ware (8)	399
9	AFC Sudbury (8)	2–1	Bowers & Pitsea (7)	141^[8]
10	AFC Wimbledon (3)	5–0	Leyton Orient (4)	436
11	Forest Green Rovers (4)	5–0	Helston Athletic (10)	255
12	Bridgwater Town (9)	0–1	Newport County (4)	213
13	Swindon Town (4)	1–3	Bristol Rovers (3)	324
14	Long Eaton United (9)	3–5	Wrexham (5)	105
15	Morpeth Town (7)	1–0	Chester (6)	80
16	Oldham Athletic (4)	4–1	Nantwich Town (7)	399
17	South Shields (7)	2–1	Morecambe (4)	312^[9]
18	Shrewsbury Town (3)	1–0	Port Vale	159
19	Coventry City (3)	1–2	Walsall (4)	327^[10]
20	Northampton Town (4)	1–2	Colchester United (4)	478^[11]
21	Maidenhead United (5)	2–1	Kingstonian (7)

Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
22	Barnet (5)	4–2	Dorking Wanderers (6)	207
22	Cheltenham Town (3)	3–2	Eastleigh (5)	171
24	Fleetwood Town (3)	5–0	FC Halifax Town (5)
25	Salford City (4)	2–3	Carlisle United (4)	249
26	Haughmond (9)	1–3	Rotherham United (3)	81
27	Macclesfield Town (4)	2–3	Crewe Alexandra (4)	209^[12]
28	Southend United (4)	1–2	Cambridge United (4)	277
29	Dereham Town (8)	0–1	Peterborough United (3)	296^[13]
30	Grimsby Town (4)	1–0 (AET)	Rugby Town (9)
31	Accrington Stanley (3)	1–2	Hartlepool United (5)
32	Chesterfield (5)	1–2	Burton Albion (3)	274
33	Notts County (5)	0–1	Scunthorpe United (4)	180
34	Bath City (6)	3–2	Andover Town (10)	182^[14]
35	Gillingham (3)	2–3	Hanworth Villa (9)
36	Rushall Olympic (7)	0–4	Lincoln City (3)	200
37	Ipswich Town (3)	6–1	King's Lynn Town (6)	267
38	Croydon (10)	1–0	Aveley (8)	68
39	Reading City (9)	0–1	Oxford United (3)	300
40	Stevenage (4)	5–1	Brentwood Town (8)	204
41	Dulwich Hamlet (6)	W/O	Crawley Town (4)	NA^[15]
42	Bolton Wanderers (3)	BYE		NA^[16]

Second round

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Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
1	Walsall (4)	0–3	Fleetwood Town (3)	283^[17]
2	Bristol Rovers (3)	2–1	AFC Sudbury (8)	219^[18]
3	Carlisle United (4)	2–3	Bradford City (4)	270^[19]
4	Uxbridge (8)	3–4	Newport County (4)
5	Crewe Alexandra (4)	2–0	Grimsby Town (4)	314
6	Cheltenham Town (4)	8–4	Portsmouth (3)	174
7	Ware (8)	1–3	Maidenhead (5)	190
8	Mansfield Town (4)	4–2	Rotherham United (3)	189^[20]
9	Scunthorpe United (4)	2–1	Morpeth Town (7)	174
10	Burton Albion (3)	1–1 (1–3p)	Bolton Wanderers (3)	275
11	Barnet (5)	3–2	Cambridge United (4)	184

Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
12	Shrewsbury Town (3)	2–5	Sunderland (3)	154
13	Ipswich Town (3)	2–1	Exeter City (4)	331
14	Croydon (10)	2–0	Bath City (6)	150
15	Hanworth Villa (9)	1–5	AFC Wimbledon (3)
16	Dulwich Hamlet (6)	1–9	Forest Green Rovers (4)
17	Colchester United (4)	3–4	Oxford United (3)
18	Stevenage (4)	3–1	Peterborough United (3)	233
19	South Shields (7)	3–2	Hartlepool United (5)	445^[21]
20	Curzon Ashton (6)	3–2	Oldham Athletic (4)	433
21	Lincoln City (3)	3–0	Wrexham (5)	337

Third round

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Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
1	Tottenham Hotspur	4–2	Liverpool	865^[22]
2	Fleetwood Town (3)	2–2 (4–3p)	Watford	174
3	Bolton Wanderers (3)	0–7	Millwall (2)	207
4	Derby County (2)	1–0	Everton
5	Leeds United (2)	3–1	Hull City (2)
6	Crewe Alexandra (4)	1–2	Barnsley (2)
7	Brighton & Hove Albion	3–2	Leicester City	306
8	Stevenage (4)	0–0 (2–4p)	Aston Villa	228 or 406
9	Norwich City	3–2	Newcastle United
10	West Bromwich Albion (2)	3–0	Scunthorpe United (4)	295
11	Middlesbrough (2)	1–1 (5–4p)	Forest Green Rovers (4)	378
12	AFC Bournemouth	4–3	Barnet (5)	448
13	Bristol Rovers (3)	1–3	Southampton	509
14	Luton Town (2)	2–3	Sheffield Wednesday (2)	281^[23]
15	Fulham (2)	10–1	South Shields (7)	132
16	Bradford City (4)	3–3 (5–4p)	Stoke City (2)	297^[24]

Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
17	Sunderland (3)	1–4	Birmingham City (2)
18	Reading (2)	2–4	Crystal Palace	227
19	West Ham United	3–3 (4–5p)	Charlton Athletic (3)
20	Manchester United	2–0	Lincoln City (3)	628^[25]
21	Cardiff City (2)	2–1	Ipswich Town (3)
22	Preston North End (2)	2–0	Bristol City (2)	504^[26]
23	Mansfield Town (4)	3–1	Queens Park Rangers (2)	247^[27]
24	Wigan Athletic (2)	8–1	Croydon (10)	240
25	Sheffield United	2–1	AFC Wimbledon (3)	336
26	Blackburn Rovers (2)	3–1	Newport County (4)	800
27	Curzon Ashton (6)	0–5	Burnley	363^[28]
28	Wolverhampton Wanderers	3–0	Nottingham Forest (2)
29	Cheltenham Town (4)	0–0 (2–4p)	Arsenal	450
30	Chelsea	4–0	Huddersfield Town (2)	692
31	Manchester City	3–0	Swansea City (2)	374
32	Oxford United (3)	1–0	Maidenhead United (5)	168

Fourth round

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Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
1	West Bromwich Albion (2)	4–1	Middlesbrough (2)	300
2	Millwall (2)	3–1	Fleetwood Town (3)	411
3	Derby County (2)	1–2	Brighton & Hove Albion
4	Wigan Athletic (2)	2–0	Tottenham Hotspur	668^[29]
5	Leeds United (2)	2–2 (5–4p)	Sheffield Wednesday (2)	650
6	Arsenal	1–0	Southampton	670
7	AFC Bournemouth	1–0	Cardiff City (2)	438^[30]
8	Manchester City	2–1	Aston Villa	532

Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
9	Chelsea	5–0	Bradford City (4)	180
10	Birmingham City (2)	2–1	Barnsley (2)
11	Sheffield United	1–2	Fulham (2)	383
12	Wolverhampton Wanderers	2–1	Crystal Palace
13	Mansfield Town (4)	0–3	Burnley	432^[31]
14	Blackburn Rovers (2)	1–0	Charlton Athletic (3)	498
15	Preston North End (2)	2–0	Oxford United (3)	557^[32]
16	Norwich City	0–2	Manchester United	3,421^[33]

Fifth round

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Tie	Home team	Score	Away team	Att.
1	Burnley	2–0	West Bromwich Albion (2)
2	AFC Bournemouth	2–3	Millwall (2)	648^[34]
3	Wigan Athletic (2)	4–0	Birmingham City (2)	366
4	Manchester United	1–0	Leeds United (2)	4,263^[35]
5	Arsenal	4–3	Brighton & Hove Albion	720
6	Manchester City	1–0	Fulham (2)	722
7	Chelsea	7–0	Wolverhampton Wanderers	201
8	Blackburn Rovers (2)	4–2	Preston North End (2)	978^[36]

Quarter finals

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Tie no	Home team	Score	Away team	Attendance
1	Chelsea	1–0	Millwall (2)	2,898
2	Manchester United	2–1	Wigan Athletic (2)	3,681^[37]
3	Manchester City	1–0	Burnley	673
4	Blackburn Rovers (2)	4–1	Arsenal	776

Semi finals

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30 October 2020

15:00

Blackburn Rovers (2)	0–4	Manchester City
		Hodge 56' Delap 79' McAtee 81' Braaf 84'

St George's Park

Attendance: Behind Closed Doors

Referee: Ross Joyce

30 October 2020

19:00

Chelsea	1–0	Manchester United
Fiabema 49'

St George's Park

Attendance: Behind Closed Doors

Referee: Oliver Yates

Final

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2 November 2020

19:30

Manchester City	3–2	Chelsea
McAtee 37' Rogers 52' Palmer 83'	Report	Lewis 28' Harwood-Bellis 60' (o.g.)

St George's Park

Attendance: Behind Closed Doors

Referee: Geoff Eltringham

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined underFIFA eligibility rules; some limited exceptions apply. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

Manchester City
No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	SCO	Cieran Slicker
2	DF	ENG	CJ Egan-Riley
3	DF	ENG	Taylor Harwood-Bellis
4	DF	ENG	Luke Mbete-Tabu
5	DF	SEN	Alpha Diounkou
6	MF	IRL	Joe Hodge
7	FW	ENG	Cole Palmer
8	MF	ENG	Tommy Doyle
9	FW	ENG	Liam Delap
10	MF	ENG	James McAtee 87'
11	FW	ENG	Morgan Rogers 76'
Substitutes:
12	DF	ENG	Finley Burns
13	GK	ENG	Josh McNamara
14	MF	ENG	Alex Robertson 87'
15	FW	ENG	Sam Edozie
16	MF	ENG	Ben Knight
17	FW	NED	Jayden Braaf 76'
18	FW	NOR	Oscar Bobb
Coach:Carlos Vicens

Chelsea
No.	Pos.	Nation	Player
1	GK	FIN	Lucas Bergström
2	DF	ENG	Valentino Livramento
3	DF	ENG	Henry Lawrence
4	DF	ENG	Dynel Simeu
5	DF	ENG	Levi Colwill
6	MF	ENG	Lewis Bate
7	MF	ENG	Myles Peart-Harris
8	MF	CMR	Ben Elliott 46'
9	FW	NOR	Bryan Fiabema 61'
10	MF	ENG	Marcel Lewis
11	DF	ENG	Dion Rankine
Substitutes:
12	DF	ENG	Bashir Humphreys
13	GK	ENG	Jake Askew
14	FW	ENG	Tino Anjorin 46'
15	MF	AUT	Thierno Ballo 61'
16	MF	ENG	Charlie Webster
17	MF	ENG	Harvey Vale
18	FW	ENG	Jude Soonsup-Bell
Coach: Ed Brand

References

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^"Manchester City win the 2020 FA Youth Cup after thrilling win over Chelsea at SGP".www.thefa.com. Retrieved2022-12-24.
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^"FA YOUTH CUP FIRST ROUND PROPER DRAW".FA. Retrieved29 December 2022.
^"FA YOUTH CUP - DULWICH HAMLET THROUGH TO THE SECOND ROUND".Pitchero.com/Clubs/Dulwich Hamlet.
^"Sutton Common Rovers 1 - 3 Uxbridge Match Centre".Isthmian League.
^"Youth report: Stags 4-3 Doncaster Rovers".Mansfield Town FC.
^"AFC Sudbury Under-18s find a way through Bowers & Pitsea in FA Youth Cup to set up Bristol Rovers tie".Suffolk News.
^"FA YOUTH CUP South Shields 2 Morecambe 1".Morecambe FC.
^"Walsall Under-18s were in action on Wednesday evening as they faced Coventry City in the first round of this season's FA Youth Cup".Bescot Banter.
^"NORTHAMPTON TOWN 1 COLCHESTER UNITED 2".Northampton Town FC.
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^"Dereham Town 0-1 aet Peterborough Utd Under 18s".Dereham Town FC.
^@BathCity_FC (5 November 2019)."55' - Tonight's attendance is 182" (Tweet) – viaTwitter.
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^"FA YOUTH CUP FIRST ROUND PROPER DRAW".FA. Retrieved29 December 2022.
^"Walsall Under-18s were back in action on Tuesday evening as they played host to Fleetwood Town in the second round of this season's FA Youth Cup".Bescot Banter.
^"FA Youth Cup Report: Bristol Rovers U18s 2-1 AFC Sudbury U18s".Bristol Rovers FC. Archived fromthe original on 2023-01-10. Retrieved2023-01-10.
^"YOUTH: United 2 - 3 Bantams".Carlisle United FC.
^"Youth report: Stags 4-2 Rotherham United".Mansfield Town FC.
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^"YOUTH TEAM REPORT: LUTON TOWN 2-3 SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY".LUTON TOWN FC.
^"Bradford 3 Stoke City 3 FA Youth Cup RECAP! Shoot-out heartbreak for Stoke after brilliant fightback".Stoke Sentinel.
^"UNITED PROGRESS IN FA YOUTH CUP".Manchester United FC.
^"PNE U18 2 Bristol City U18 0".Preston North End FC.
^"Youth report: Stags 3-1 Queens Park Rangers (AET)".Mansfield Town FC.
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^"Youngsters knocked out of FA Youth Cup by Latics".Tottenham Hotspurs FC.
^"Willams winner sends U18s through in Youth Cup".AFC Bournemouth.
^"Youth report: Stags 0-3 Burnley (FA Youth Cup)".Mansfield Town FC.
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^"U18s suffer narrow Youth Cup defeat".AFC Bournemouth.
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External links

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The FA Youth Cup atThe Football Association official website

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