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−	The 2019-20 Youth Cup is the 68th campaign of English football's premier cup competition at youth level.<br> <br>	+	The 2020-21 Youth Cup is the 68th campaign of English football's premier cup competition at youth level.<br> <br>
	==First Round==		==First Round==
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	| time      =		| time      =
	| team1      = [[Ipswich Town Under-18s|Ipswich Town]]		| team1      = [[Ipswich Town Under-18s|Ipswich Town]]
−	| score      =	+	| score      = [[Ipswich Town 1-2 Liverpool (2020-21 FA Youth Cup)|1-2]]
	| team2      = [[Liverpool Under-18s|Liverpool]]		| team2      = [[Liverpool Under-18s|Liverpool]]
−	| goals1    =	+	| goals1    = [[Edwin Agbaje|Agbaje]] '45+1
−	| goals2    =	+	| goals2    = [[Mateusz Musialowski|Musialowski]] '63<br>[[Melkamu Frauendorf|Frauendorf]] '81
	| stadium    = Portman Road		| stadium    = Portman Road
	| attendance =		| attendance =
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	| time      =		| time      =
	| team1      = [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]]		| team1      = [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]]
−	| score      =	+	| score      = [[Aston Villa 4-1 West Bromwich Albion (2020-21 FA Youth Cup)|4-1]]
	| team2      = [[West Brom Under-18s|West Bromwich Albion]]		| team2      = [[West Brom Under-18s|West Bromwich Albion]]
−	| goals1    =	+	| goals1    = [[Carney Chukwuemeka|Chukwuemeka]] '10<br>[[Louie Barry|Barry]] '22<br>[[Ethan Ingram|Ingram]] '60 og<br>[[Brad Young|Young]] '78
−	| goals2    =	+	| goals2    = [[Sil Swinkels|Swinkels]] '14 og
	| stadium    = Villa Park		| stadium    = Villa Park
	| attendance =		| attendance =
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	==Final==		==Final==
	<br>		<br>
		+	{{FootballBoxCollapsible
		+	| date      = 24 May 2021
		+	| time      =
		+	| team1      = [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]]
		+	| score      = [[Aston Villa 2-1 Liverpool (2020-21 FA Youth Cup)|2-1]]
		+	| team2      = [[Liverpool Under-18s|Liverpool]]
		+	| goals1    = [[Ben Chrisene|Chrisene]] '7<br>[[Brad Young|Young]] '17
		+	| goals2    = [[Melkamu Frauendorf|Frauendorf]] '73
		+	| stadium    = Villa Park
		+	| attendance =
		+	| referee    =
		+	| report    =
		+	}}
	==Top Goalscorers==		==Top Goalscorers==
−	''<small>(First Round Proper onwards - updated 9 May)</small>''	+	''<small>(First Round Proper onwards - Final Statistics)</small>''
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	| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Goals'''		| align="center" style="background:#f0f0f0;"|'''Goals'''
	|-		|-
−	| [[Carney Chukwuemeka]] || [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]] || 6	+	| [[Carney Chukwuemeka]] || [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]] || 7
		+	|-
		+	| [[Brad Young]] || [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]] || 6
		+	|-
		+	| [[Louie Barry]] || [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]] || 5
	|-		|-
	| [[Sean McGurk]] || [[Wigan Athletic Under-18s|Wigan Athletic]] || 5		| [[Sean McGurk]] || [[Wigan Athletic Under-18s|Wigan Athletic]] || 5
	|-		|-
	| [[Dane Scarlett]] || [[Tottenham Under-18s|Tottenham]] || 5		| [[Dane Scarlett]] || [[Tottenham Under-18s|Tottenham]] || 5
−	|-
−	| [[Louie Barry]] || [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]] || 4
	|-		|-
	| [[Ola Bello]] || [[Ipswich Town Under-18s|Ipswich Town]] || 4		| [[Ola Bello]] || [[Ipswich Town Under-18s|Ipswich Town]] || 4
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	|-		|-
	| Lewis Johnson || Milton Keynes || 4		| Lewis Johnson || Milton Keynes || 4
		+	|-
		+	| [[Mateusz Musialowski]] || [[Liverpool Under-18s|Liverpool]] || 4
	|-		|-
	| Luca Nelson || Doncaster Rovers || 4		| Luca Nelson || Doncaster Rovers || 4
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	|-		|-
	| [[Jude Soonsup-Bell]] || [[Chelsea Under-18s|Chelsea]] || 4		| [[Jude Soonsup-Bell]] || [[Chelsea Under-18s|Chelsea]] || 4
−	|-
−	| [[Brad Young]] || [[Aston Villa Under-18s|Aston Villa]] || 4
	|-		|-
	|}		|}

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Latest revision as of 13:32, 9 July 2021

The 2020-21 Youth Cup is the 68th campaign of English football's premier cup competition at youth level.

Contents 1 First Round 2 Second Round 3 Third Round 4 Fourth Round 5 Fifth Round 6 Sixth Round 7 Semi Finals 8 Final 9 Top Goalscorers

First Round

Football League sides join the competition for the first time at the First Round stage as the 48 teams from League One and League Two join 40 winners from the Third Qualifying Round.

*Crawley withdrew from the competition, granting Sutton a 3-0 walkover and entry to Round 2

Second Round

There are no new entrants to the competition at this stage as the 44 First Round winners meet.

Third Round

The 20 Premier League teams join the 24 sides from the Championship in entering the competition at this stage, alongside the sides to have progressed from Round 2.

Fourth Round

The 32 winners from round three advance to this round.

Fifth Round

Sixth Round

Semi Finals

Final

Top Goalscorers

(First Round Proper onwards - Final Statistics)

Player	Club	Goals
Carney Chukwuemeka	Aston Villa	7
Brad Young	Aston Villa	6
Louie Barry	Aston Villa	5
Sean McGurk	Wigan Athletic	5
Dane Scarlett	Tottenham	5
Ola Bello	Ipswich Town	4
Sonny Cox	Exeter City	4
Freddie Draper	Lincoln City	4
Matthew Everitt	Brighton & Hove Albion	4
Daniel Jebbison	Sheffield United	4
Lewis Johnson	Milton Keynes	4
Mateusz Musialowski	Liverpool	4
Luca Nelson	Doncaster Rovers	4
Covy Smith	Fleetwood Town	4
Jude Soonsup-Bell	Chelsea	4