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Football tournament season
2000–01 Football League Trophy
LDV Vans Trophy
Tournament details
CountryEngland
Wales
Teams56
Final positions
ChampionsPort Vale
Runners-upBrentford
Tournament statistics
Matches played57

TheFootball League Trophy 2000–01, known as theLDV Vans Trophy 2000–01 for sponsorship reasons, was the 20th staging of theFootball League Trophy, a knock-out competition forEnglish football clubs inSecond andThird Division. The winners werePort Vale and the runners-up wereBrentford.

The competition began on 28 November 2000 and ended with the final on 22 April 2001 at theMillennium Stadium.

In the first round, there were two sections: North and South. In the following rounds each section gradually eliminates teams in knock-out fashion until each has a winning finalist. At this point, the two winning finalists face each other in the combined final for the honour of the trophy. In addition to the 48 league teams, 8Conference teams were also invited.

First round

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Blackpool,Macclesfield Town,Shrewsbury Town andWalsall from the North section all received byes.

Leyton Orient,Reading,Swansea City andSwindon from the South section all received byes.

Northern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
28 NovemberLincoln City3 – 2Morecambe
5 DecemberChester City1 – 0Hull City
5 DecemberDoncaster Rovers3 – 2Rochdale[1]
5 DecemberRotherham United3 – 4Chesterfield[1]
6 DecemberStoke City3 – 1Scarborough
9 DecemberBury2 – 1Mansfield Town
9 DecemberWrexham0 – 1Halifax Town
11 DecemberHartlepool United3 – 2Scunthorpe United
12 DecemberKidderminster Harriers2 – 1Carlisle United[1]
9 JanuaryOldham Athletic2 – 3Wigan Athletic[1]
9 JanuaryPort Vale3 – 0Notts County
9 JanuaryYork City0 – 4Darlington

Southern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
28 NovemberBarnet2 – 0Rushden & Diamonds
5 DecemberBournemouth1 – 1Dover Athletic[1]
Bournemouth won 4-2 on penalties
5 DecemberBrentford4 – 1Oxford United
5 DecemberBrighton & Hove Albion2 – 0Cardiff City
5 DecemberCambridge United2 – 0Colchester United
5 DecemberMillwall4 – 1Northampton Town
5 DecemberPeterborough United1 – 0Luton Town
5 DecemberPlymouth Argyle3 – 0Bristol City
5 DecemberSouthend United2 – 0Cheltenham Town
5 DecemberWycombe Wanderers1 – 0Exeter City
9 DecemberTorquay United0 – 2Bristol Rovers
19 DecemberHereford United4 – 0Yeovil Town

Second round

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Northern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
9 JanuaryChesterfield4 – 2Macclesfield Town
9 JanuaryHalifax Town2 – 3Stoke City
9 JanuaryHartlepool United3 – 1Doncaster Rovers
9 JanuaryLincoln City3 – 1Blackpool
10 JanuaryBury2 – 0Kidderminster Harriers
10 JanuaryDarlington2 – 0Shrewsbury Town
16 JanuaryPort Vale2 – 0Chester City
30 JanuaryWalsall2 – 1Wigan Athletic

Southern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
9 JanuaryBournemouth0 – 1Swansea City
9 JanuaryBrighton and Hove Albion2 – 2Brentford[1]
Brentford won 4-2 on penalties (Played at Brentford)
9 JanuaryBristol Rovers3 – 0Plymouth Argyle
9 JanuaryHereford United1 – 2Reading
9 JanuaryLeyton Orient0 – 2Wycombe Wanderers
9 JanuaryMillwall0 – 0Swindon Town[1]
Swindon won 3-2 on penalties
9 JanuaryPeterborough United1 – 3Barnet
9 JanuarySouthend3 – 1Cambridge United

Quarter-finals

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Northern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
30 JanuaryBury0 – 3Chesterfield
30 JanuaryLincoln City1 – 0Hartlepool United
6 FebruaryPort Vale4 – 0Darlington
7 FebruaryStoke City4 – 0Walsall

Southern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
30 JanuaryBarnet1 – 2Brentford
30 JanuarySouthend United1 – 0Bristol Rovers
30 JanuarySwansea City1 – 0Reading
30 JanuarySwindon Town2 – 1Wycombe Wanderers

Area semi-finals

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Northern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
13 FebruaryLincoln City4 – 1Chesterfield
13 FebruaryPort Vale2 – 1Stoke City[1]
Played at Stoke City'sBritannia Stadium

Southern Section

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DateHome teamScoreAway team
13 FebruarySouthend United2 – 1Swindon Town[1]
14 FebruarySwansea City2 – 3Brentford

Area finals

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Northern Area final

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Lincoln City0 – 2Port Vale
(Report)Bridge-Wilkinson 53'
Naylor 85'
Attendance: 4,813
Port Vale0 – 0Lincoln City
(Report)
Attendance: 5,172

Southern Area final

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Southend United1 – 2Brentford
Whelan 57'(Report)Dobson 56'
Dobson 64'
Attendance: 5,055
Brentford2 – 1Southend United
Ingimarsson 13'
Owusu 78'		(Report)Searle
Attendance: 6,579

Final

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See also:2001 Football League Trophy Final
Port Vale2 – 1Brentford
Bridge-Wilkinson 76' (pen.)
Brooker 83'		(Report)Dobson 3'
Attendance: 25,654
Port Vale
Brentford
PORT VALE:
GK1EnglandMark Goodlad
DF2EnglandMatt Carragher (c)
DF6EnglandSagi Burton
DF5EnglandMichael Walsh
DF19EnglandAlex Smith
MF8Republic of IrelandMicky Cummins
MF25EnglandSteve Brooker
MF15EnglandMarc Bridge-Wilkinson
MF17EnglandNeil Brisco
MF4EnglandDave BrammerYellow card
FW10EnglandTony Naylor
Substitutes:
GK12Republic of IrelandDean Delany
DF3EnglandAllen Tankard
MF11EnglandTommy Widdrington
MF23EnglandMichael Twiss
FW9FinlandVille Viljanen
Manager:
EnglandBrian Horton
BRENTFORD:
GK17IcelandÓlafur Gottskálksson
DF5EnglandDarren PowellYellow card
DF23EnglandDavid TheobaldYellow card
DF19EnglandPaul Gibbs
DF25EnglandMichael Dobson
DF15IcelandÍvar Ingimarsson
MF8EnglandGavin Mahon
MF12EnglandMartin Rowlands
MF7WalesPaul Evans (c)
FW9GhanaLloyd Owusu
FW10EnglandScott Partridge
Substitute:
GK31EnglandPaul Smith
DF32EnglandJay Lovett
MF14Republic of IrelandTony Folan
MF26England Mark Williamsupward-facing green arrow 88'
FW29BarbadosMark McCammonupward-facing green arrow 89'
Manager:
EnglandRay Lewington

MATCH RULES

  • 90 minutes.
  • 30 minutes of extra-time if necessary.
  • Penalty shoot-out if scores still level.
  • Maximum of 3 substitutions.

Notes

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