Chance to dance all over Wolves; LIVERPOOL.Byline: C H R I S W R I G H T LIVERPOOL under-18s will get the chance to gain speedy revenge on Wolverhampton Wanderers after being drawn at home against them in the third round of the FA Youth Cup. Rodolfo Borrell's side lost 2-1 after a goal five minutes from time gave Wolves the points in the FA Premier Academy League The FA Premier Academy League is the top level of youth football in England. It is contested between the Academy sides of FA Premier League and Football League clubs. History The league was founded as the FA Premier Youth League on Saturday. Liverpool will be keen to make amends after being handed a tie at Anfield against the Midlanders in Saturday's FA Youth Cup third round draw. S It will be the Spanish coach's first taste of the prestigious youth tournament since he took over the running of the U18s in the summer reshuffle re·shuf·fle tr.v. re·shuf·fled, re·shuf·fling, re·shuf·fles 1. To shuffle again: reshuffle cards. 2. at the Kirkby Academy. But three-time winners Liverpool have a fine recent record in the Youth Cup to defend. They won the trophy back-to-back in 2006 and 2007. And they were beaten finalists in May while also reaching the fifth round before defeat to Sunderland last year. Several of last year's side who beat Leeds, Bristol Rovers, Chelsea, Bolton and Birmingham City to reach the final against Arsenal will still be eligible for the U18s competition this time around. The likes of last season's top scorer, Finnish striker Lauri Dalle Valle - who is currently out injured in·jure tr.v. in·jured, in·jur·ing, in·jures 1. To cause physical harm to; hurt. 2. To cause damage to; impair. 3. - German youth international Christopher Buchtmann, defender Andre Wisdom, Tom Ince, Adam Pepper, Conor Coady, Karl Clair and James Ellison James Ellison can refer to:
Meanwhile on Saturday Liverpool thought they had done enough for a point at Wolves. Despite going behind early in the second half to an Andre Landell strike, Borrell's side drew level thanks to a goal from Wisdom. But Wolves sealed all three points with five minutes left with a Jack Price goal. Liverpool will look to bounce back when they host Manchester United at the Kirkby Academy this Saturday (kick-off 11am). LIVERPOOL UNDER-18s: Oldfield, Flanagan, Wisdom, McGiveron, Robinson, Coady, Rodden, Ince, Buchtmann, Roberts (Adorjan), Ellison (Ngoo). Subs: Chamberlain, Sama, Clair. |
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