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2005–06 Football League Trophy

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Football tournament season
2005–06 Football League Trophy
LDV Vans Trophy
Tournament details
CountryEngland
Wales
Teams60
Final positions
ChampionsSwansea City
Runners-upCarlisle United
Tournament statistics
Matches played61
Goals scored197 (3.23 per match)
Top goal scorer(s)Adebayo Akinfenwa
Andy Robinson
(5 goals)[1]

The2005–06 Football League Trophy, known as theLDV Vans Trophy for sponsorship reasons, was the 25th season in the history of the competition. Astraight knockout competition for English football clubs in the third and fourth tiers of theEnglish football league system.[2]

In all, 60 clubs entered the competition. It was split into two sections, Northern and Southern, with the winners of each section contesting the final at theMillennium Stadium,Cardiff. The competition began on 18 October 2005 and concluded on 2 April 2006.[3]

The 2006 final was branded simply as the Football League Trophy after the new owners of LDV withdrew sponsorship of the competition in March 2006 due to the company entering administration, also meaning no prize money was awarded to the winners.[4]

The winners wereSwansea City, who defeatedCarlisle United 2–1.[5]

First round

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The First Round ties took place on 18 and 19 October 2005. Four clubs received a bye into the Second Round.Bradford City andPort Vale in the Northern section, andColchester United andWalsall in the Southern section.

Northern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Barnsley2–5Doncaster Rovers4,095
2Blackpool4–3Wrexham3,239
3Cambridge United3–0Chester City1,224
4Grimsby Town1–1Morecambe1,131
Morecambe won 4–3 on penalties
5Halifax Town6–1Bury1,191
6Kidderminster Harriers2–1Darlington696
7Macclesfield Town2–0Chesterfield796
8Mansfield Town0–1Hereford United1,393
9Oldham Athletic1–1Carlisle United2,226
Carlisle United won 6–5 on penalties
10Rochdale3–1Stockport County1,683
11Rotherham United3–3Accrington Stanley1,888
Rotherham United won 3–2 on penalties
12Scunthorpe United1–0Hartlepool United2,028
13Tranmere Rovers2–1Lincoln City3,210
14Boston United2–1Huddersfield Town1,593

Southern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Barnet3–2Bristol City1,031
2Bournemouth4–1Aldershot Town2,657
3Brentford1–1Oxford United1,785
Oxford United won 4–3 on penalties
4Gillingham2–0Crawley Town1,988
5Leyton Orient2–0Yeovil Town958
6MK Dons3–2Exeter City2,745
7Northampton Town5–2Notts County2,041
8Peterborough United2–1Bristol Rovers1,477
9Rushden & Diamonds1–0Southend United1,300
10Shrewsbury Town0–2Cheltenham Town2,146
11Swindon Town2–0Stevenage Borough1,771
12Torquay United1–3Swansea City1,025
13Woking3–2Nottingham Forest3,127
14Wycombe Wanderers2–1Dagenham & Redbridge1,094

Second round

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The Second Round ties took place on 22 and 23 November 2005. The Woking vs. Cheltenham Town match was abandoned with the scores at 2–1 to Cheltenham due to heavy fog after 50 minutes.[6] The game was eventually played on 28 November 2005, with Cheltenham triumphing 5–1 in extra time.[7] The Halifax vs. Scunthorpe United game was additionally postponed until 13 December 2005 due to bad weather conditions.[8]

Northern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Cambridge United3–2Doncaster Rovers1,435
2Carlisle United2–1Blackpool2,987
3Hereford United2–1Port Vale1,355
4Morecambe0–1Bradford City1,649
5Rotherham United1–2Macclesfield Town1,646
6Tranmere Rovers3–2Rochdale2,867
7Boston United0–3Kidderminster Harriers1,131
8Halifax Town1–3Scunthorpe United1,124

Southern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Barnet0–3MK Dons991
2Gillingham2–2Wycombe Wanderers2,111
Wycombe Wanderers won 3–1 on penalties
3Peterborough United2–1Swindon Town959
4Swansea City4–0Rushden & Diamonds5,321
5Walsall1–0Bournemouth2,031
6Colchester United3–2Northampton Town1,719
7Oxford United1–0Leyton Orient1,521
8Woking1–5Cheltenham Town883

Quarter finals

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The Quarter final ties took place on 13 and 20 December 2005.

Northern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Macclesfield Town4–2Cambridge United860
2Hereford United2–0Scunthorpe United1,452
3Kidderminster Harriers2–1Bradford City1,276
4Tranmere Rovers0–0Carlisle United3,054
Carlisle United won 11–10 on penalties

Southern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Swansea City3–1Peterborough United5,474
2Cheltenham Town2–1Oxford United1,825
3MK Dons1–2Colchester United2,649
4Walsall3–2Wycombe Wanderers2,571

Semi finals

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The Semi final ties took place on 24 January 2006.

Northern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Carlisle United1–0Kidderminster Harriers4,432
2Macclesfield Town2–0Hereford United1,315

Southern section

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Tie no.Home teamScoreAway teamAttendance
1Cheltenham Town0–1Colchester United2,243
2Swansea City2–2Walsall6,670
Swansea City won 6–5 on penalties

Area Finals

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Northern section

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First leg
Carlisle United2–1Macclesfield Town
ReportSmart 9'
Attendance: 5,706
Referee: N. Miller

Second leg
Macclesfield Town3–2 (a.e.t.)Carlisle United
Report
Attendance: 3,598
Referee: M. Thorpe

Southern Section

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First leg
Swansea City1 – 0Colchester United
Akinfenwa 40'Report
Attendance: 7,285
Referee: P. Taylor

Second leg
Colchester United1 – 2Swansea City
Danns 46'ReportBritton 52'
Knight 56'
Attendance: 3,236
Referee: P. Crossley

Final

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Main article:2006 Football League Trophy Final
Carlisle United1 – 2Swansea City
A. Murray 40'ReportTrundle 3'
Akinfenwa 81'
Attendance: 42,028
Referee: A. Leake

References

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  1. ^"Johnstone's Paint Trophy Stats: Top Goal Scorers - 2005/06". ESPN. Retrieved 6 March 2012.
  2. ^"The Football League Trophy". RSSSF. Retrieved 4 March 2012.
  3. ^"2005–06 LDV Vans Trophy". RSSSF. Retrieved 4 March 2012.
  4. ^"Prize money blow for cup winners". BBC Sport. Retrieved 4 March 2012.
  5. ^"Carlisle 1–2 Swansea". BBC Sport. Retrieved 6 March 2012.
  6. ^"Woking-Cheltenham match abandoned". BBC Sport. Retrieved 6 March 2012.
  7. ^"Woking 1–5 Cheltenham". BBC Sport. Retrieved 6 March 2012.
  8. ^"Clubs await LDV Vans Trophy draw". BBC Sport. Retrieved 6 March 2012.

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