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Everton Under 18s have been draw away at Millwall in the FA Youth Cup 3rd Round. The game takes place at The Den on Friday 5 December, kick-off at 7 pm GMT.  Tickets are now on general sale.

This has proved to be a tough competition for the Young Blues since they last won the trophy in 1988, with Danny Cadamarteri, Leon Osman and Francis Jeffers among the goalscorers in a two-legged final defeat of Blackburn Rovers

The Young Blues came very close when Wayne Rooney was bursting through the ranks a few years later in 2002, Aston Villa defeating them in the final.

Since then, it has been pretty slim pickings for the youngsters, with the Academy having gone through some rough years for a variety of reasons. But there are signs this season that the new approach from The Friedkin Group is putting a higher value on strategic investment in younger players. 

Tickets are priced at £5 for adults and £1 for under-18s.

Wheelchair/Ambulant Disabled supporters need to call 020 7740 3470 to book tickets between the hours of 9.30am-5pm Monday-Thursday and 9.30am-4pm on Fridays.

 

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Michael Kenrick
1 Posted 27/11/2025 at 17:56:18
The Milwall website and the Everton website look remarkably similar

Perhaps the world of website creators and designers is getting smaller and smaller Just saying.

Dave Abrahams
2 Posted 27/11/2025 at 19:03:00
We seem to have a decent squad of players in the U18’s but I’m not sure they are getting results to match, maybe they will get better in the next couple of seasons with quite a few potentially good 15 and 16 year olds getting games in that U18 squad but for the umpteen time maybe it’s the coaches who need looking at, mind you Leighton Baines wasn’t very successful at that level although he was promoted to the first team coaching squad!


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