FA Youth Cup Winners List: Every Champion from 1952 to 2025

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Every team focuses on its youth talents as they are the future of football. Certainly, to give them experience to play in pressure situations. This can be called one of the reasons to host the youth cups. During the years, Manchester United has won this tournament the most number of times, 11 times. Players aged 15 to 18 years can participate in the competition. Every year, the team wins the competition and adds its name to the FA Youth Cup Winners List.

Last Season Winners

Manchester City Youth team is the defending champion. They played Leeds United’s youth team in the final and scored four goals, in which Leeds United having no reply.

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FA Youth Cup Winners list from 1952 to 2000

WinnersRunners-upScoreYear
Manchester UnitedWolverhampton Wanderers9–31952–53
Manchester UnitedWolverhampton Wanderers5–41953–54
Manchester UnitedWest Bromwich Albion7–11954–55
Manchester UnitedChesterfield4–31955–56
Manchester UnitedWest Ham United8–21956–57
Wolverhampton WanderersChelsea7–61957–58
Blackburn RoversWest Ham United2–11958–59
ChelseaPreston North End5–21959–60
ChelseaEverton5–31960–61
Newcastle UnitedWolverhampton Wanderers2–11961–62
West Ham UnitedLiverpool6–51962–63
Manchester UnitedSwindon Town5–21963–64
EvertonArsenal3–21964–65
ArsenalSunderland5–31965–66
SunderlandBirmingham City2–01966–67
BurnleyCoventry City3–21967–68
SunderlandWest Bromwich Albion6–31968–69
Tottenham HotspurCoventry City1–11969–70
ArsenalCardiff City2–01970–71
Aston VillaLiverpool5–21971–72
Ipswich TownBristol City4–11972–73
Tottenham HotspurHuddersfield Town2–11973–74
Ipswich TownWest Ham United5–11974–75
West Bromwich AlbionWolverhampton Wanderers5–01975–76
Crystal PalaceEverton1–01976–77
Crystal PalaceAston Villa1–01977–78
MillwallManchester City2–01978–79
Aston VillaManchester City3–21979–80
West Ham UnitedTottenham Hotspur2–11980–81
WatfordManchester United7–61981–82
Norwich CityEverton6–51982–83
EvertonStoke City4–21983–84
Newcastle UnitedWatford4–11984–85
Manchester CityManchester United3–11985–86
Coventry CityCharlton Athletic2–11986–87
ArsenalDoncaster Rovers6–11987–88
WatfordManchester City2–11988–89
Tottenham HotspurMiddlesbrough3–21989–90
MillwallSheffield Wednesday3–01990–91
Manchester UnitedCrystal Palace6–31991–92
Leeds UnitedManchester United4–11992–93
ArsenalMillwall5–31993–94
Manchester UnitedTottenham Hotspur2–21994–95
LiverpoolWest Ham United4–11995–96
Leeds UnitedCrystal Palace3–11996–97
EvertonBlackburn Rovers5–31997–98
West Ham UnitedCoventry City9–01998–99
ArsenalCoventry City5–11999–2000

FA Youth Cup Winners list from 2001 to 2024

WinnersRunners-upScoreYear
ArsenalBlackburn Rovers6–32000–01
Aston VillaEverton4–22001–02
Manchester UnitedMiddlesbrough3–12002–03
MiddlesbroughAston Villa4–02003–04
Ipswich TownSouthampton3–22004–05
LiverpoolManchester City3–22005–06
LiverpoolManchester United2–22006–07
Manchester CityChelsea4–22007–08
ArsenalLiverpool6–22008–09
ChelseaAston Villa3–22009–10
Manchester UnitedSheffield United6–32010–11
ChelseaBlackburn Rovers4–12011–12
Norwich CityChelsea4–22012–13
ChelseaFulham7–62013–14
ChelseaManchester City5–22014–15
ChelseaManchester City4–22015–16
ChelseaManchester City6–22016–17
ChelseaArsenal7–12017–18
LiverpoolManchester City1–12018–19
Manchester CityChelsea3–22019–20
Aston VillaLiverpool2–12020–21
Manchester UnitedNottingham Forest3–12021–22
West Ham UnitedArsenal5–12022–23
Manchester CityLeeds United4–02023–24

Current Season Updates:

Eventually, when we talk about this year’s competition, Aston Villa has already secured its place in the finals. The second semi-final awaits, where Manchester City will play against Watford. The winner will play Aston Villa in the final on 3rd May. Additionally, there is a question of whether Manchester City’s youth team can defend its title.

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