York 1-3 Newcastle U21

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Newcastle U21 won: York 1-3 Newcastle U21 in the England, EFL Trophy (Round 1) on Tue, 15 Sept 2026 at LNER Community Stadium, York, North Yorkshire. York goals: Joe Felix 8'. Newcastle U21 goals: Vakhtang Salia 44', Kyran Thompson 46', Afner Cá 83'. Possession: 67-33. Player of the match: Kyran Thompson (8.8).

Match report

Newcastle U21 beat York 3-1

Newcastle U21 came from behind to beat York 3-1 away from home at LNER Community Stadium on Tuesday 15 September in the England, EFL Trophy.

Joe Felix put York ahead on 8' (1-0), Vakhtang Salia levelled for Newcastle U21 on 44' (1-1), Kyran Thompson restored Newcastle U21's lead on 46' (1-2) and Afner Cá made it 1-3 on 83'.

York had 67% of the ball, shots were 17-8 (6-3 on target).

Kyran Thompson (Newcastle United U21) was player of the match with an 8.8 rating.

Attendance: 1,835. Referee: Gareth Rhodes.

Match stats

YorkNewcastle U21
Ball possession6733
Total shots178
Shots on target63
Touches in opposition box2810
Big chances23
Big chances missed21
Accurate passes527 (86%)230 (75%)
Yellow cards00
Corners71
Total shots178
Shots off target63
Shots on target63
Blocked shots52
Hit woodwork10
Shots inside box125
Shots outside box53

Lineups

York (3-4-2-1): George Sykes-Kenworthy, Jack Hunt, Ashley Palmer, Charlie McArthur, Joe Felix, Ethan Stiver, Arthur Read, Zech Medley, Jovan Malcolm, Ollie Pearce, Dipo Akinyemi

Newcastle U21 (4-2-3-1): Roman Dowell, Henry Johnson, Logan Watts, Miodrag Pivaš, Luke Craggs, Scott Bailey, Adedamola Alabi, Kyran Thompson, Matheos Ferreira, Dylan Charlton, Vakhtang Salia

Key events

  • 8' · Goal · Joe Felix (York)
  • 44' · Goal · Vakhtang Salia (Newcastle U21)
  • 46' · Goal · Kyran Thompson (Newcastle U21)
  • 83' · Goal · Afner Cá (Newcastle U21)

All-time head-to-head

York vs Newcastle U21: full head-to-head record

Questions

Who won York vs Newcastle U21?

Newcastle U21 won, 1-3 (England, EFL Trophy) on Tue, 15 Sept 2026.

When and where is York vs Newcastle U21?

Tue, 15 Sept 2026, 18:00 UTC at LNER Community Stadium, York, North Yorkshire, England, EFL Trophy.