Match by Match Reports

25^th November 1991

2^nd Round – Away at Barnsley

Won 2-1

Scorers – Barry Norris, Tony Grant

Match report from The Liverpool Echo

26TH NOVEMBER 1991

The youth team gave the seniors a lead last night by winning 2-1 at Barnsley in the F.A. Youth Cup.

Match report from the Everton v Leeds United programme - 4^th December 1991

11^th January 1992

3^rd Round – Home to Sheffield United

Drew 1-1

Scorer – Terry Jones

Match report from Everton v Nottingham Forest programme - 19^th January 1992

15^th January 1992

3^rd Round – Away at Sheffield United

Won 3-2

Scorers – Tony Grant, Barry Norris, Terry Jones

Match report from The Liverpool Echo

16TH JANUARY 1992

Goals from Tony Grant, Barry Norris and Terry Jones gave Everton a 3-2 win at Sheffield United in their F.A. Youth Cup third round replay. Everton now visit Arsenal.

Match report from the Everton v Queens Park Rangers programme - 8^th February 1992

28^th January 1992

4th Round – Away at Arsenal

Won 2-1

Scorers – Billy Kenny, David Unsworth

Match report from The Liverpool Echo

29TH JANUARY 1992

Everton can still win a trophy this season!

The youth team scored a magnificent 2-1 F.A. Youth Cup fourth round victory at Arsenal last night to secure a place in the quarter-finals.

The young Blues went behind early in the second half, but stunned the Londoners with two excellent free-kicks. The first was scored by Bill Kenny and the second hammered home by Dave Unsworth 10 minutes from time.

TEAM: Reeves, Bailey, Langton, Grant, Doolan, Unsworth, Woods, Kenny, Norris, Priest, Jones. Subs: Powell and Sharrock (both used).

26^th February 1992

5^th Round – Away at Tottenham Hotspur

Lost 0-4

Match report from The Liverpool Echo

27TH FEBRUARY 1992

Meanwhile, Everton’s last chance of winning a trophy this season vanished at White Hart lane last night, when their youngsters were beaten 4-0 by Spurs in the fifth round of the F.A. Youth Cup.

“It wasn’t too much of a surprise, although we were naturally disappointed.” said manager Howard Kendall.

“We knew Spurs had a very strong team which included several players from the F.A. School of Excellence, and they were simply a bit too strong for us.

“Unfortunately one of our lads, John Doolan, took a nasty knock on the leg and had to come off. He will be having X-rays on it today.”

Match report from Everton v Oldham Athletic - 7^th March 1992