The FA Youth Cup sponsored by E.ON 2009–10 was the 58th edition of the FA Youth Cup.
467 clubs were initially accepted, although there was one withdrawal, Worcester City 53 of the remaining 466 teams were new entries.
Holders Arsenal were knocked out in the fourth Round at home to Ipswich Town 0–2.
Chelsea won the competition by beating Aston Villa 3–2 on aggregate to win the competition for only their third time in their history and for the first time since 1961.
First round
Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance1Oldham Athletic4 – 1Stalybridge Celtic2792Accrington Stanley1 – 1(P8–9)Carlisle United1033Darlington1 – 2Huddersfield Town1204Maidstone United3 – 5Wycombe Wanderers2465AFC Wimbledon2 – 1Sutton United2096Malvern Town0 – 1Notts County1407Bury Town3 – 2Walsall1418Woking3 – 1Dagenham & Redbridge1879Bishop's Stortford7 – 1Marlow12110Ebbsfleet United2 – 1Brentford18011Dulwich Hamlet1 – 1(P2–4)Norwich City11212Congleton Town0 – 3Rochdale20113Carlton Town2 – 1Burton Albion10814Atherstone Town2 – 0Highgate United9015VT2 – 3Torquay United13816Bradford City3 – 1Southport18417Milton Keynes Dons2 – 1Dunstable Town60918Barnet0 – 4Brighton & Hove Albion35219Aldershot Town0 – 4Southampton17920Histon0 – 4Cambridge United313Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance21Tranmere Rovers3 – 0Farsley Celtic27122St Albans City1 – 0Colchester United13323Oxford United5 – 2Gloucester City13524Macclesfield Town2 – 0Bury16025Hartlepool United3 – 1Lincoln City9526Grimsby Town1 – 2York City12527Leeds United0 – 1Crewe Alexandra24128Chester City0 – 4Morecambe8729Rotherham United3 – 3(P3–4)Stockport County14430Charlton Athletic3 – 0Gillingham84631Leyton Orient2 – 1Bromley19632Millwall3 – 1Southend United35233Bristol Rovers1 – 3AFC Bournemouth23834Basingstoke Town3 – 4Hereford United13835Swindon Town6 – 0Yeovil Town22336Forest Green Rovers1 – 2Farnborough 9637Rushden & Diamonds1 – 2Northampton Town43238Shrewsbury Town2 – 1Port Vale19739Exeter City0 – 4Cheltenham Town 46140Chesterfield4 – 1Mansfield Town341
Second round Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance1Stockport County2 – 0Carlton Town1162Huddersfield Town5 – 0Atherstone Town1893Bradford City1 – 2Crewe Alexandra2934Oldham Athletic3 – 5Rochdale3125Brighton & Hove Albion2 – 0Ebbsfleet United946Northampton Town2 – 1Chesterfield2037AFC Wimbledon0 – 5AFC Bournemouth2108Torquay United1 – 0Norwich City5469York City1 – 2Carlisle United26410Tranmere Rovers3 – 1Cambridge United242Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance11Southampton6 – 0Hereford United34512Swindon Town1 – 2Leyton Orient33713Charlton Athletic3 – 1Woking 55314Bury Town1 – 1(P4–3)Macclesfield Town25815St Albans City2 – 2(P2–4)Wycombe Wanderers21716Notts County0 – 2Hartlepool United34117Millwall1 – 0Oxford United23318Milton Keynes Dons2 – 1Bishop's Stortford31719Shrewsbury Town5 – 2Morecambe18720Cheltenham Town3 – 2Farnborough213
Third round The 20 Premier League and 24 Championship teams enter at this stage, along with the winners of the second round. Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance1Bolton Wanderers3 – 1AFC Bournemouth5302Torquay United1 – 3Millwall5643Stockport County0 – 3Fulham1014Arsenal3 – 3(P5–4)Crewe Alexandra3355Northampton Town1 – 3Brighton & Hove Albion1746Charlton Athletic1 – 2Chelsea 1,0337Manchester United2 – 0Birmingham City6358Derby County6 – 1Peterborough United3039Wigan Athletic0 – 1Tottenham Hotspur72110Cheltenham Town1 – 2Reading31011Nottingham Forest5 – 2Bury Town38412Crystal Palace3 – 2Bristol City56713Plymouth Argyle0 – 1West Ham United1,50014Portsmouth1 – 0Huddersfield Town35015Aston Villa4 – 0Rochdale72316Blackburn Rovers3 – 0Blackpool452Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamAttendance17Middlesbrough0 – 1Everton10018Scunthorpe United1 – 4Burnley27319Sheffield Wednesday2 – 7Sunderland19020Carlisle United0 – 1Stoke City20421Queens Park Rangers3 – 1Southampton41422Shrewsbury Town1 – 2Hull City24523Milton Keynes Dons1 – 3Leyton Orient24024Hartlepool United2 – 1Sheffield United14325Doncaster Rovers0 – 3Newcastle United52526Cardiff City1 – 2Barnsley47527Swansea City0 – 3West Bromwich Albion 13928Preston North End2 – 1Manchester City59029Coventry City2 – 3Leicester City35630Liverpool2 – 0Wolverhampton Wanderers1,14131Watford3 – 0Wycombe Wanderers68632Tranmere Rovers0 – 2Ipswich Town247
Fourth round Tie noHome teamScoreAway team1Stoke City1 – 2Hull City2Crystal Palace2 – 0Derby County3Brighton & Hove Albion0 – 2Everton4Millwall5 – 4(AET)Barnsley5Sunderland2 – 2(P0–3)Preston North End6West Ham United3 – 0Queens Park Rangers7Hartlepool United0 – 2Watford8Bolton Wanderers2 – 2(P3–5)FulhamTie noHome teamScoreAway team9Arsenal0 – 2Ipswich Town10Blackburn Rovers1 – 0Leyton Orient11West Bromwich Albion0 – 2Aston Villa12Reading1 – 3Newcastle United13Burnley1 – 5Manchester United14Leicester City1 – 5Liverpool15Nottingham Forest0 – 4Chelsea16Tottenham Hoptsur0 – 1Portsmouth
Fifth round
Tie noHome teamScoreAway team1Liverpool0 – 1Watford2Preston North End0 – 3Everton3West Ham United0 – 3Newcastle United4Ipswich Town1 – 3Fulham5Blackburn Rovers3 – 0Manchester United6Chelsea1 – 0Portsmouth7Hull City1 – 4Crystal Palace8Aston Villa4 – 1Millwall
Quarter-finals Tie noHome teamScoreAway teamReport1Watford0 – 4ChelseaReport2Newcastle United4 – 2Crystal PalaceReport3Blackburn Rovers2 – 1(AET)EvertonReport4Fulham2 – 2(P1–3)Aston VillaReport
Semi-finals
First leg
Second leg
Chelsea won 5–0 on aggregate.
Aston Villa won 2–1 on aggregate.
Final
Route to the final ChelseaRoundAston VillaCharlton AthleticA2–1Jeffrey Bruma Marko Mitrović Third roundRochdaleH4–0Gary Gardner Ryan Simmonds Nottingham ForestA4–0Danny Mills Pappoe Marko Mitrović Conor Clifford Fourth roundWest Bromwich AlbionA2–0Gary Gardner Arsenio Halfhuid PortsmouthH1–0Conor Clifford 5th roundMillwallH4–1Ryan Simmonds Arsenio Halfhuid WatfordA 4–0Aliu Djaló Marko Mitrović Jeffrey Bruma Josh McEachran Sixth roundFulhamA2– 2 (a.e.t.)3–1(pen.)Kofi Poyser Daniel Devine Ryan Simmonds Kofi Poyser Ellis Deeney Blackburn RoversA 1–0Tom Hitchcock Semi-finalsFirst legNewcastle UnitedH 1–1Kofi Poyser Blackburn RoversH 4–0(Agg 5–0)Marko Mitrović Jacopo Sala Gökhan Töre Second legNewcastle UnitedA 1–0(Agg 2–1) Connor Taylor
First leg
Line-up: GK 1 Benjamin SiegristRB 2 Durrell BerryCB 3 Daniel DevineCB 4 Derrick WilliamsLB 5 Ellis Deeney (c)RM 6 Ebby Nelson-AddyCM 7 Richard BlytheLM 8 Samir CarruthersFW 9 Ryan Simmonds FW 10 Tomos RobertsCF 11 Kofi Poyser Substitutes:CB 12 Arsenio Halfhuid GK 13 Callum BarrattCB 14 James CliftonCM 15 Daniel JohnsonAM 16 Darious Darkin Manager: Tony McAndrewLine-up: GK 1 Sam WalkerRB 2 Billy CliffordCB 3 Rohan InceCB 4 Jeffrey BrumaLB 5 Aziz Deen-Conteh CM 6 Conor Clifford (c) RM 7 Jacopo SalaCM 8 Aliu DjalóLM 9 Gökhan TöreAM 10 Josh McEachranCF 11 Marko MitrovićSubstitutes:RM 12 Milan Lalkovič GK 13 Aldi HaxhiaCM 14 George SavilleLB 15 Ben SampayoLB 16 Anton Rodgers Manager: Dermot Drummy
Second leg
Line-up: GK 1 Sam WalkerRB 2 Billy CliffordCB 3 Rohan InceCB 4 Jeffrey BrumaLB 5 Aziz Deen-ContehCM 6 Conor Clifford (c)RM 7 Jacopo SalaCM 8 Aliu Djaló LM 9 Gökhan Töre AM 10 Josh McEachranCF 11 Marko MitrovićSubstitutes:RM 12 Milan Lalkovič GK 13 Aldi HaxhiaCM 14 George Saville LB 15 Ben SampayoLB 16 Anton RodgersManager: Dermot DrummyLine-up: GK 1 Benjamin SiegristRB 2 Durrell BerryCB 3 Daniel DevineCB 4 Derrick Williams LB 5 Ellis Deeney (c)RM 6 Ebby Nelson-AddyCM 7 Richard Blythe LM 8 Samir CarruthersFW 9 Ryan SimmondsFW 10 Tomos RobertsCF 11 Kofi PoyserSubstitutes:CB 12 Arsenio Halfhuid GK 13 Callum BarrattCM 14 Jack DyerCM 15 Daniel JohnsonAM 16 Darious Darkin Manager: Tony McAndrew
Chelsea won 3 – 2 on aggregate
FA Youth Cup2009–10 winnersChelsea3rd title
See also 2009–10 Premier Academy League 2009–10 Premier Reserve League 2009–10 FA Cup 2009–10 in English football
References
External links The FA Youth Cup at The Football Association official website