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2020–21 Stoke City F.C. season

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Stoke City 2020–21 football season
Stoke City
2020–21 season
Joint-ChairmanJohn Coates andPeter Coates
ManagerMichael O'Neill
Stadiumbet365 Stadium
Championship14th
FA CupThird round
EFL CupQuarter-finals
Top goalscorerLeague:Nick Powell
(12)
All:Nick Powell
(12)

The2020–21 season wasStoke City's 104th season in theFootball League, and the 44th in thesecond tier.[1]

Due to the ongoingCOVID-19 pandemic the 2020–21 season began later in September with matches continuing to played behind closed doors. Stoke began the season in good form, winning eight of their first 16 matches and were just outside the play-off places at the beginning of December. However a number of injuries to key players most notably toTyrese Campbell saw goals dry up and the team went nine games without a win at the turn of the year. Stoke were unable to put a sustained run of results together in March and April and ended the season in mid-table.

Pre-season

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Stoke announced their retained list in July 2020, leaving the club were goalkeeperAdam Federici from the first team, and Jake Dunwoody, James Jennings,Ash Kigbu, Cameron McJannet, Tre Pemberton, Abdul Sankoh,Ollie Shenton andScott Wara from the under-23 squad.[2] Also leaving were the two players who agreed to temporary contract extensions to cover the final nine games of the2019–20 season,Mame Biram Diouf andStephen Ward.[3] O'Neill made his first signing of the summer bringing in formerSheffield Wednesday left-backMorgan Fox.[4] Centre-backJames Chester re-joined the club having spent the second half of last season on loan from Aston Villa.[5] Stoke brought in former Sheffield Wednesday strikerSteven Fletcher on 14 August.[6] FormerChelsea midfielderJohn Obi Mikel joined the club on 17 August 2020 having leftTrabzonspor in March.[7] On 9 September Stoke brought in wingerJacob Brown fromBarnsley.[8]

The squad returned toClayton Wood on 7 August and the following week travelled toBelfast for a training camp and a behind closed doors friendly againstNIFL Premiership championsLinfield atWindsor Park.[9] Stoke won 1–0 with a first half strike fromJosh Tymon.[10] They then played two matches against League One sides, losing 1–0 toBurton Albion and beatingShrewsbury Town 5–1.[11][12] Stoke ended their pre-season schedule with back-to-back wins overPremier League sidesLeeds United andNewcastle United.[13]

DateOpponentVenueResultScorersReport
15 August 2020LinfieldA1–0Tymon 35'Report
22 August 2020Burton AlbionH0–1Report
25 August 2020Shrewsbury TownH5–1Oakley-Boothe,Mikel,Ince,Afobe,CampbellReport
1 September 2020Leeds UnitedH3–0Collins 24',Gregory 52',Ince 62'Report
5 September 2020Newcastle UnitedA1–0Clucas 18'Report

Championship

[edit]
Main article:2020–21 EFL Championship

Because the2019–20 season was extended into the summer of 2020 due to theCOVID-19 pandemic, the 2020–21 season started at a later date of 12 September 2020 with matches continuing to be played behind-closed doors.[14] The summer transfer window was open from 27 July to 16 October.[15]

September

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For the season opener away atMillwall,Michael O'Neill started new signingsMorgan Fox andJohn Obi Mikel. The match was a cagey affair with few chances and it unsurprisingly ended in a goalless draw.[16] Stoke produced a poor performance in the first home game of the campaign againstBristol City, with the Robins winning 2–0 with goals fromNahki Wells andAndreas Weimann.[17] Stoke earned their first victory of the campaign away atPreston North End on 26 September. Preston started the match the better team but the match turned in Stoke's favor afterTom Barkhuizen was sent-off in the 22nd minute for a tackle on Morgan Fox. Stoke went on to win 1–0 with a close range finish fromLee Gregory.[18]

October

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Stoke faced Birmingham City in the first match in October and despite having the better possession and chances they were frustrated by a well disciplined Birmingham side and they took the lead through aHarlee Dean header. O'Neill brought on Powell from the bench and he scored in the 86th minute to help Stoke earn a 1–1 draw.[19] Following the international break, Stoke travelled toLuton Town where former managerNathan Jones had returned to. After an uneventful first half Stoke scored twice early in the second through Fletcher and Powell to see out a 2–0 victory.[20] Four days later they took onBarnsley and poor defending cost them in the first half asElliot Simões gave the Tykes the lead before Campbell equalised just before half time only forDominik Frieser to score in stoppage time. A mistake fromJack Walton just after half time allowedTommy Smith to score his first goal for the club.Nathan Collins was sent-off for an off the ball incident with Frieser and Stoke were able to see out a 2–2 draw.[21] Collins' red card was later rescinded by the FA.[22] Stoke put in a fine performance against promotion favoritesBrentford and were 3–0 up after goals from Campbell, Fletcher and McClean before a late brace fromMarcus Forss ensured a nervy finish but Stoke were able to gain a 3–2 win.[23] City then produced an abject performance away atSwansea City where they lost 2–0 without having a shot on target.[24] Stoke ended October with a 1–0 win againstRotherham United with a long kick fromAngus Gunn being lobbed into the Millers net by McClean.[25]

November

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Stoke were then controversially beaten 3–2 byWatford atVicarage Road. Fletcher had given Stoke an early lead beforeTom Cleverley leveled for Watford despite clearly barging into Angus Gunn. AJoão Pedro penalty put Watford in front with Stoke responding through Powell.Ismaïla Sarr won the match late on for the Hornets despite a handball in the build up.[26] Stoke beat early league leadersReading 3–0 with goals from Campbell, Fletcher and Brown to earn a first league victory at theMadjeski Stadium.[27] Stoke suffered an injury problem after both senior goalkeepers,Adam Davies andAngus Gunn were ruled out for up to two months withJosef Bursik being recalled from his loan at Doncaster Rovers. Bursik started two days later againstCarlos Corberán'sHuddersfield Town who took the lead throughCarel Eiting. Two quick goals from Campbell put Stoke in front beforeIsaac Mbenza levelled for the Terriers. An own goal fromRichard Stearman ensured Stoke went into half time with a 3–2 lead which was extended bySam Clucas early in the second half.Naby Sarr pulled another goal back for Huddersfield but Stoke held out for a 4–3 victory.[28] Stoke struggled against leaders Norwich City and were 3–0 down early in the second half after goals fromEmiliano Buendía and a brace fromTeemu Pukki. Buendía was then sent-off which sparked a comeback from Stoke with Campbell and Collins scoring but Norwich held on to win 3–2.[29] November ended with a drab goalless draw atTony Pulis'Sheffield Wednesday.[30]

December

[edit]

Stoke's goalkeeping injury crisis worsened prior to the match againstWycombe Wanderers afterNiki Mäenpää who was signed on a temporary deal to provide cover for Bursik, also suffered an injury in training meaning thatAndy Lonergan was brought in on a similar contract.[31] 1,000 Wycombe fans were allowed to attend the match following the end of the second lockdown in England and they sawNick Powell score the only goal of the game after 72 minutes.[32] Stoke moved into a play-off position for the first time this season with a 1–0 win overMiddlesbrough thanks to a first half header from Nathan Collins.[33] They then missed the chance to move into an automatic place as Cardiff City came from behind to win 2–1.[34] A depleted Stoke team played out a goalless draw atDerby County on 12 December.[35] Stoke suffered another long-term injury after it was confirmed that Campbell would miss the rest of the season.[36] Three days later they played out another goalless draw this time away atQueens Park Rangers.[37] They then ground out a 1–0 win overBlackburn Rovers with Powell scoring an early diving header.[38] On Boxing day againstCoventry City, City played out a third consecutive goalless away draw.[39] Stoke ended 2020 with a 1–1 draw againstNottingham Forest in foggy conditions.[40]

January

[edit]

Stoke began 2021 with a narrow defeat against promotion chasingAFC Bournemouth.[41] For the trip toBlackburn Rovers, O'Neil gave first starts to new signingsRabbi Matondo andRhys Norrington-Davies in what was Stoke's youngest starting eleven for 15 years with an average age of 25.[42] Powell gave Stoke a first half lead before Blackburn equalised throughJohn Buckley.James Chester was then sent-off after bringing downAdam Armstrong who was through on goal and Stoke held on for a 1–1 draw.[43] The side then drew 3–3 at relegation threatenedRotherham United with O'Neill critical of his teams defending.[44] Stoke ended January without a win after defeat againstWatford and a draw away atHuddersfield Town whereRhys Norrington-Davies was sent-off just before half time.[45]

In the January transfer window, O'Neill trimmed his squad by loaning outMoritz Bauer,Lee Gregory,Tom Ince,Liam Lindsay andKevin Wimmer whilstThibaud Verlinden left on a permanent basis. Coming in wereAlfie Doughty fromCharlton Athletic and three loansJack Clarke,Rabbi Matondo andRhys Norrington-Davies.[46]

February

[edit]

Stoke's barren run of form continued into February with a goalless draw against Reading and a heavy defeat at Norwich.[47] Stoke ended their nine-game winless run with a 1–0 win againstSheffield Wednesday with Steven Fletcher scoring against his former club.[48] On 19 February 2021, club captainRyan Shawcross left Stoke by mutual consent after 14 years ahead of a move toInter Miami CF in the United States.[49] City coasted to a 3–0 win againstLuton Town with Powell scoring twice to complete a league double over the Hatters.[50] The team then put in an inept performance away atBarnsley, losing 2–0.[51] Stoke ended February with a first visit to theBrentford Community Stadium where they lost 2–1 despite taking the lead in the first minute.[52]

March

[edit]

Stoke lost a third game in a row after a 2–1 defeat against Swansea. Powell gave City an early lead but goals fromConnor Roberts and a controversial late penalty fromAndré Ayew earned Swansea the win.[53] Three days later they ended their losing run with a 2–0 home win over rock bottomWycombe Wanderers, withRhys Norrington-Davies andHarry Souttar scoring their first goals for the club.[54] They were then easily beaten 3–0 byMiddlesbrough.[55] Stoke played out a goalless draw withCardiff City with under-23s strikerChristian Norton making his league debut.[56] A goal from Jacob Brown gave Stoke a 1–0 win againstDerby County in the final match of March to move the team past the 50 point mark.[57]

April

[edit]

Over the Easter weekend Stoke had mixed fortunes as they beatBristol City 2–0 atAshton Gate on Good Friday but then lost 2–1 toMillwall on Easter Monday.[58][59] The following week the team lost again, this time 2–0 to relegation threatenedBirmingham City.[60] Following the Birmingham game assistant managerBilly McKinlay left the club and was replaced by the formerBristol City managerDean Holden.[61] Stoke played out a drab goalless draw withPreston North End on 17 April withHarry Souttar being sent-off late on after bringing downAlan Browne.[62] Stoke lost 3–2 toCoventry City, with O'Neil highly critical of his team's performance.[63] Stoke drew 1–1 atNottingham Forest withRabbi Matondo first goal for the club being cancelled out byLewis Grabban.[64]

May

[edit]

Stoke lost their penultimate game of the season 2–0 toQueens Park Rangers.[65] Stoke ended the 2020–21 season with a 2–0 win againstAFC Bournemouth with academy graduateWill Forrester scoring on his debut.[66]

Results

[edit]
MatchDateOpponentVenueResultAttendanceScorersReport
112 September 2020MillwallA0–0—Report
220 September 2020Bristol CityH0–2—Report
326 September 2020Preston North EndA1–0—Gregory 39'Report
44 October 2020Birmingham CityH1–1—Powell 86'Report
517 October 2020Luton TownA2–0—Fletcher 46',Powell 55'Report
621 October 2020BarnsleyH2–2—Campbell 44',Smith 48'Report
724 October 2020BrentfordH3–2—Fletcher 9',McClean 35',Campbell 59'Report
827 October 2020Swansea CityA0–2—Report
931 October 2020Rotherham UnitedH1–0—McClean 27'Report
104 November 2020WatfordA2–3—Fletcher 2',Powell 81'Report
117 November 2020ReadingA3–0—Campbell 23',Fletcher 35'Brown 90+5'Report
1221 November 2020Huddersfield TownH4–3—Campbell (2) 31', 33',Stearman (o.g.) 45',Clucas 57'Report
1324 November 2020Norwich CityH2–3—Campbell 70',Collins 79'Report
1428 November 2020Sheffield WednesdayA0–0—Report
152 December 2020Wycombe WanderersA1–01,000Powell 72'Report
165 December 2020MiddlesbroughH1–0—Collins 19'Report
178 December 2020Cardiff CityH1–2—Morrison 25' (o.g.)Report
1812 December 2020Derby CountyA0–0—Report
1915 December 2020Queens Park RangersA0–02,000Report
2019 December 2020Blackburn RoversH1–0—Powell 6'Report
2126 December 2020Coventry CityA0–0—Report
2229 December 2020Nottingham ForestH1–1—Thompson 18'Report
232 January 2021BournemouthH0–1—Report
2416 January 2021Blackburn RoversA1–1—Powell 38'Report
2519 January 2021Rotherham UnitedA3–3—MacDonald 14' (o.g.),Batth 62',Powell 75'Report
2622 January 2021WatfordH1–2—Fletcher 83'Report
2730 January 2021Huddersfield TownA1–1—Fletcher 24' (pen)Report
286 February 2021ReadingH0–0—Report
2913 February 2021Norwich CityA1–4—Powell 61'Report
3016 February 2021Sheffield WednesdayH1–0—Fletcher 83'Report
3120 February 2021Luton TownH3–0—Powell (2) 20', 63',Fletcher 78'Report
3224 February 2021BarnsleyA0–2—Report
3327 February 2021BrentfordA1–2—Brown 1'Report
343 March 2021Swansea CityH1–2—Powell 6'Report
356 March 2021Wycombe WanderersH2–0—Norrington-Davies 64',Souttar 69'Report
3613 March 2021MiddlesbroughA0–3—Report
3716 March 2021Cardiff CityA0–0—Report
3820 March 2021Derby CountyH1–0—Brown 74'Report
392 April 2021Bristol CityA2–0—Powell 25',Fletcher 62'Report
405 April 2021MillwallH1–2—Brown 41'Report
4110 April 2021Birmingham CityA0–2—Report
4217 April 2021Preston North EndH0–0—Report
4321 April 2021Coventry CityH2–3—Brown 58',Clucas 70'Report
4424 April 2021Nottingham ForestA1–1—Matondo 27'Report
451 May 2021Queens Park RangersH0–2—Report
468 May 2021BournemouthA2–0—Forrester 36',Smith 52'Report

League table

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PosTeamPldWDLGFGAGDPts
11Millwall461517144752−562
12Luton Town461711184152−1162
13Preston North End46187214956−761
14Stoke City461515165052−260
15Blackburn Rovers461512196554+1157
16Coventry City461413194961−1255
17Nottingham Forest461216183745−852
Source:EFL Official Website
Rules for classification: 1) Points; 2) Goal difference; 3) Number of goals scored; 4) Head-to-head results; 5) Wins; 6) Away goals; 7) Penalty points (sec 9.5); 8) 12-point sending off offences[67]

FA Cup

[edit]
Main article:2020–21 FA Cup

Stoke were drawn againstLeicester City in the FA Cup and were well beaten 4–0 making it five consecutive third round exits.[68]

RoundDateOpponentVenueResultScorersReport
R39 January 2021Leicester CityH0–4Report

EFL Cup

[edit]
Main article:2020–21 EFL Cup

In the first round of theEFL Cup Stoke beatEFL League One sideBlackpool 5–4 on penalties after a goalless ninety minutes.[69] On September 17 2020, Stoke went on to beatWolverhampton Wanderers in the second round, after a late winner fromJacob Brown.[70] In the Third Round, Stoke edged past League One sideGillingham 1–0 with a goal fromTyrese Campbell in the 37th minute.[71] City again won 1–0 in the fourth round away atAston Villa with a first half header fromSam Vokes.[72] Stoke faced a strongTottenham Hotspur side in the quarter-final. Spurs won 3–1 with goals fromGareth Bale,Ben Davies andHarry Kane whilstJordan Thompson scored his first goal for Stoke.[73]

RoundDateOpponentVenueResultScorersReport
R129 August 2020BlackpoolH0–0 (5–4 pens)Report
R217 September 2020Wolverhampton WanderersA1–0Brown 86'Report
R323 September 2020GillinghamH1–0Campbell 37'Report
R41 October 2020Aston VillaA1–0Vokes 26'Report
QF23 December 2020Tottenham HotspurH1–3Thompson 53'Report

Squad statistics

[edit]
No.Pos.NameChampionshipFA CupLeague CupTotalDiscipline
AppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoalsAppsGoals
1GKEnglandAngus Gunn14(1)0000015(1)020
3DFWalesMorgan Fox200002022020
4MFWalesJoe Allen15(3)0100016(3)020
5DFScotlandLiam Lindsay0000000000
6DFEnglandDanny Batth26(2)0102030(2)080
7MFEnglandTom Ince2(5)000002(5)000
9FWWalesSam Vokes5(25)0102(1)18(26)100
10FWDemocratic Republic of the CongoBenik Afobe0000101000
11MFRepublic of IrelandJames McClean17(7)2104022(7)290
12DFWalesJames Chester320001033071
13MFNigeriaJohn Obi Mikel35(4)0101037(4)060
14DFEnglandTommy Smith34(1)2104(1)039(2)260
15DFNetherlandsBruno Martins Indi2000305000
16GKWalesAdam Davies170004021010
17DFEnglandRyan Shawcross (c)0(2)010001(2)000
18MFEnglandJacob Brown27(14)5102(2)130(16)680
19FWEnglandLee Gregory3(3)100306(3)100
20MFEnglandTashan Oakley-Boothe3(13)0003(2)06(15)000
21FWScotlandSteven Fletcher30(7)9000(5)030(12)930
22MFEnglandSam Clucas18(6)2101020(6)240
23MFBelgiumThibaud Verlinden0(1)000000(1)000
23MFEnglandAlfie Doughty0000000000
24MFEnglandJordan Cousins8(11)0001(1)09(12)020
25MFEnglandNick Powell38(1)12002(1)040(2)1250
26FWEnglandTyrese Campbell13(3)6002(1)115(4)710
28GKEnglandAndy Lonergan0000101000
32GKEnglandJosef Bursik150100016000
34MFNorthern IrelandJordan Thompson24(10)1105130(10)250
35DFEnglandJosh Tymon16(10)0003019(10)000
36DFAustraliaHarry Souttar381104043121
37DFRepublic of IrelandNathan Collins19(3)20(1)04023(4)231
39DFEnglandWill Forrester1100001100
40GKCameroonBlondy Nna Noukeu0000000000
44FWWalesChristian Norton2(4)000002(4)000
46DFWalesRhys Norrington-Davies201000020121
47FWEnglandJack Clarke6(8)000006(8)010
49FWWalesRabbi Matondo5(5)10(1)0005(6)100
50DFEnglandConnor Taylor0(1)000000(1)000
—GKFinlandNiki Mäenpää0000000000
Own goals—3—0—0—3—

Transfers

[edit]

In

[edit]
DatePos.NameFromFeeRef.
7 August 2020DFWalesMorgan FoxEnglandSheffield WednesdayFree[74]
10 August 2020DFWalesJames ChesterEnglandAston VillaFree[75]
14 August 2020FWScotlandSteven FletcherEnglandSheffield WednesdayFree[76]
17 August 2020MFNigeriaJohn Obi MikelUnattachedFree[77]
9 September 2020MFEnglandJacob BrownEnglandBarnsleyUndisclosed[78]
27 November 2020GKFinlandNiki MäenpääUnattachedFree[79]
2 December 2020GKEnglandAndy LonerganUnattachedFree[80]
22 January 2020MFEnglandAlfie DoughtyEnglandCharlton AthleticUndisclosed[81]
2 February 2021FWEnglandWill GoodwinEnglandChesterUndisclosed[82]
2 February 2021FWEnglandD'Margio Wright-PhillipsEnglandManchester CityUndisclosed[83]

Out

[edit]
DatePos.NameToFeeRef.
30 June 2020MFFrance Ibrahim Doucoure—Released[2]
30 June 2020MFNorthern Ireland Jake DunwoodyRepublic of IrelandDerry CityFree[84]
30 June 2020GKAustraliaAdam FedericiAustraliaMacarthurFree[85]
30 June 2020FWRepublic of Ireland James Jennings—Released[2]
30 June 2020MFEngland Reece Jones—Released[2]
30 June 2020DFEnglandAsh Kigbu—Released[2]
30 June 2020DFEngland Cameron McJannetRepublic of IrelandDerry CityFree[86]
30 June 2020MFEngland Tre Pemberton—Released[2]
30 June 2020FWNetherlands Abdul Sankoh—Released[2]
30 June 2020MFEnglandOllie ShentonEnglandChorleyFree[87]
30 June 2020DFFijiScott Wara—Released[2]
17 July 2020DFRepublic of IrelandStephen WardEnglandIpswich TownReleased[88][89]
20 July 2020FWSenegalMame Biram DioufTurkeyHataysporReleased[90][91]
8 August 2020FWBelgiumJulien NgoyBelgiumKAS EupenUndisclosed[92]
16 October 2020GKEnglandJack ButlandEnglandCrystal PalaceUndisclosed[93]
9 January 2021GKEnglandAndy LonerganEnglandWest Bromwich AlbionFree transfer[94]
22 January 2021MFBelgiumThibaud VerlindenNetherlandsFortuna SittardUndisclosed[95]
19 February 2021DFEnglandRyan ShawcrossUnited StatesInter MiamiMutual Consent[96][97][98]

Loans in

[edit]
Date fromPos.NameFromDate toRef.
16 October 2020GKEnglandAngus GunnEnglandSouthamptonEnd of season[93]
7 January 2021FWWalesRabbi MatondoGermanySchalke 04End of season[99]
12 January 2021DFWalesRhys Norrington-DaviesEnglandSheffield UnitedEnd of season[100]
14 January 2021FWEnglandJack ClarkeEnglandTottenham HostpurEnd of season[101]

Loans out

[edit]
Date fromPos.NameToDate toRef.
27 July 2020MFEnglandRyan WoodsEnglandMillwall30 June 2021[102]
20 August 2020GKEnglandJosef BursikEnglandDoncaster Rovers30 June 2021[103]
4 September 2020MFDenmarkLasse SørensenEnglandMilton Keynes Dons30 June 2021[104]
9 September 2020MFNigeriaPeter EteboTurkeyGalatasaray30 June 2021[105]
17 September 2020FWDemocratic Republic of the CongoBenik AfobeTurkeyTrabzonspor30 June 2021[106]
28 September 2020MFSenegalBadou NdiayeTurkeyFatih Karagümrük7 February 2021[107]
6 October 2020DFNetherlandsBruno Martins IndiNetherlandsAZ Alkmaar30 June 2021[108]
15 October 2020DFEnglandTom EdwardsEnglandFleetwood Town20 January 2021[109]
13 November 2020DFWalesEddy JonesEnglandAFC Telford UnitedDecember 2020[110]
18 December 2020DFEnglandConnor TaylorEnglandChester31 January 2021[111][112]
27 January 2021DFEnglandTom EdwardsUnited StatesNew York Red BullsEnd of season[113]
1 February 2021FWEnglandLee GregoryEnglandDerby CountyEnd of season[114]
1 February 2021MFEnglandTom InceEnglandLuton TownEnd of season[115]
1 February 2021DFScotlandLiam LindsayEnglandPreston North EndEnd of season[116]
1 February 2021DFAustriaKevin WimmerGermanyKarlsruher SCEnd of season[117]
5 February 2021DFAustriaMoritz BauerRussiaFC UfaEnd of season[118]
7 February 2021MFSenegalBadou NdiayeSaudi ArabiaAl-AinEnd of season[119]
8 April 2021GKEnglandJosef BursikEnglandPeterborough UnitedEnd of season[120]

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