FA Youth Cup 2025 2026 Final Manchester Derby City United

Finale

14 mai 2026

Joi Stadium

ENG

FAYouth.Cup.2025.2026.Final.City.Utd.twb22-1.mp4

925.43 Mo https://1fichier.com/?wjbrn27hwes9dsw1e1c2

FAYouth.Cup.2025.2026.Final.City.Utd.twb22-2.ts

4 Go https://1fichier.com/?jy5c69g6k7x46h770ifg

FAYouth.Cup.2025.2026.Final.City.Utd.twb22-3.mp4

186.63 Mo https://1fichier.com/?ui27l5pv8acnwiasuqso

Dans un match d’un très haut niveau et riche en enjeux, Reigan Heskey a inscrit un exploit personnel à la 87^e minute, offrant le trophée à l’équipe d’Oliver Reiss. L’ailier a débordé côté gauche avant d’enrouler une frappe sublime qui a battu Cameron Byrne-Hughes. Ce but, inscrit alors que la rencontre se dirigeait vers les prolongations, permet à la moitié bleue de Manchester de soulever le trophée.Ce succès représente une étape majeure pour l’Académie de Manchester City, qui décroche ainsi sa cinquième FA Youth Cup. Après les sacres de 1986, 2008, 2020 et 2024, cette nouvelle victoire face à leurs voisins vient une fois de plus souligner le talent d’élite façonné par la City Football Academy. Avec Pep Guardiola et Michael Carrick en tribunes, l’avenir du derby de Manchester semble entre de très bonnes mains.

Reigan Heskey smashed home a late winner as Manchester City claimed bragging rights over bitter rivals Manchester United by winning the FA Youth Cup for the fifth time. In a repeat of the two-legged showpiece from 40 years ago, which City also triumphed in, the tie was ebbing towards extra-time before Heskey powered in the from the angle five minutes from time to give Oliver Reiss' side the victory. Darren Fletcher's United are record 11-time winners of the competition but last claimed the trophy in 2022, when current first-team star Kobbie Mainoo played in a victory over Nottingham Forest. There had been controversy in the build-up over the game being played at 7,000-capacity Joie Stadium, as City said Etihad Stadium was unavailable because of ongoing construction work, and United were left disappointed by their efforts to stage the match at Old Trafford as well as the final result. The contest had been a slow burner up until five minutes before half-time when the final was brought to life by Floyd Samba's sensational 25-yard free-kick, which was curled into the top corner and gave United goalkeeper Cameron Byrne-Hughes no chance. But United levelled the tie just two minutes later through centre-back Godwill Kukonki's marauding run up the pitch before finishing the move by thumping home a powerful header in from Jim Thwaites' cross-field pass. But Heskey, son of former Liverpool and England striker Emile, proved to be the match-winner as City lifted the trophy in front of their home faithful.