FA Youth Cup Fixtures, Results & Statistics

FA Youth Cup

The FA Youth Cup is a cup competition in England. This page brings together live scores, fixtures and results, plus standings and player and team statistics across the competition’s recorded seasons. Visitors can use it as a clear reference for following matches, reviewing completed results and exploring the available statistical detail all in one place.

Latest played matches, FA Youth Cup

Final

  • Final
    Manchester City U18 Manchester City U18
    Manchester United U18 Manchester United U18

Semi-finals

  • Semi-finals
    Manchester United U18 Manchester United U18
    Crystal Palace U18 Crystal Palace U18
  • Semi-finals
    Manchester City U18 Manchester City U18
    Blackburn Rovers U18 Blackburn Rovers U18

Quarter-finals

  • Quarter-finals
    Manchester United U18 Manchester United U18
    Sunderland U18 Sunderland U18
  • Quarter-finals
    Manchester City U18 Manchester City U18
    Everton U18 Everton U18
  • Quarter-finals
    Blackburn Rovers U18 Blackburn Rovers U18
    Burnley U18 Burnley U18
  • Quarter-finals
    Aston Villa U18 Aston Villa U18
    Crystal Palace U18 Crystal Palace U18

Round of 16

  • Round of 16
    Aston Villa U18 Aston Villa U18
    Wrexham U18 Wrexham U18
  • Round of 16
    Sunderland U18 Sunderland U18
    Brighton U18 Brighton U18
  • Round of 16
    Burnley U18 Burnley U18
    Charlton U18

FA Youth Cup Standings

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FA Youth Cup Statistics

Top scorers 2025

# Player Goals

Top assists 2025

# Player Assists

Top key passes

Top tackles

Top yellow cards

Top red cards

FA Youth Cup About

FA Youth Cup is an English youth football cup competition, distinct from league football because its central purpose is progression through a knockout contest rather than accumulating points across a season. It provides a competitive setting for youth teams in England and offers a focused route to advancement from one round to the next.

Identity and purpose

The competition belongs to the cup category and is associated with youth football in England. Its name distinguishes it from senior domestic cups and from league competitions, while its knockout character gives each tie a direct sporting consequence: teams must win or be eliminated. That structure makes the FA Youth Cup a useful measure of performance in youth football, where development and competitive experience are closely connected.

Format and progression

The available verified competition record identifies the FA Youth Cup as a cup, but does not specify a complete current round structure, entry route, draw procedure or match-decider regulations. Those details can vary between competitions and regulatory periods, so they should not be assumed from the competition type alone. For the same reason, this overview does not assign a definitive number of rounds, describe extra-time or penalty rules, or state which organisation administers each stage without supporting competition-specific evidence.

Coverage on Xtra-Stats

Xtra-Stats currently records two seasons of the FA Youth Cup: 2023 and 2024. This is the extent of the competition coverage represented in the available record, not a statement that the competition was founded in 2023 or that earlier editions did not take place. Season-by-season coverage can be used to follow the recorded results and compare the competition’s available outcomes across those editions.

The FA Youth Cup is therefore best understood here as an English youth knockout cup with recorded Xtra-Stats coverage for the 2023 and 2024 seasons. As additional verified seasons and competition-specific regulations become available, its historical record and format profile can be developed without conflating database coverage with the competition’s full history.