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Newcastle United U18s defeated Manchester United U18s 2-0 in their latest league match. Manchester's JJ Gabriel missed the game to rest before the FA Youth Cup final.
Academy Match Report: Newcastle United U18s 2-0 Manchester United U18s
Manchester United Under-18s travelled to Newcastle on Saturday afternoon for their penultimate league match of the season.
Darren Fletcher was without his star forward, JJ Gabriel, after it was revealed that the prodigy will not partake in the final two league matches in order to rest after a long season and ahead of the FA Youth Cup final.
The youngsterâs father also revealed on X (formerly Twitter) that Gabriel enjoyed a day out at Alton Towers instead.
The home side started the stronger of the two, threatening Cameron Byrne-Hughesâ goal twice in the opening three minutes.
Henry Johnson headed over from close range first before Alfie Seldonâs strike from a wide angle sailed narrowly over the crossbar.
Newcastle took the lead in the 11th minute through Rory Finneran. The Irish midfielder collected the ball from a United clearance and rifled a low shot into the bottom left corner from the edge of the box.
United had to settle for half-chances throughout the first half, with Jariyah Shahâs blocked shot being one of the better opportunities.
In the 27th minute, Yuel Helafu lost possession at the back, giving Kacey Wooster the chance to find the same corner as Finneran earlier in the half, making it 2-0 at the break.
The final score was Newcastle United U18s 2, Manchester United U18s 0.
JJ Gabriel missed the match to rest after a long season and ahead of the FA Youth Cup final.
The specific date for the FA Youth Cup final has not been mentioned in the report.
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United looked to turn it around in the second half, with James Overy forcing a low save early after the restart.
But just moments later, it was Newcastle who had the ball in the net again. Michael Mills finished Alfie Seldonâs cross, but United were saved by the offside flag on this occasion.
Samuel Lusale provided a bright spark for United with his dribbling down the right wing, which opened up space for Shah to force another save from the Newcastle keeper.
Noah Ajayi was introduced off the bench to liven up Unitedâs performance and almost made an instant impact when he drove towards the box and was brought down, but the referee waved away his appeals.
Despite having the majority of the possession throughout the second half, United never really threatened Newcastleâs lead, and the home side held onto the 2-0 scoreline until the final whistle.
United will now round off their league campaign against Stoke City at Carrington and still have the FA Youth Cup final against Manchester City to come, with a date not yet confirmed.
United: Byrne-Hughes; Helafu (Plunkett 63), McCormack, Mills, Overy; McEvoy; Lusale, Ibragimov (c) (Ajayi 63), Shah, Brown (D. Nkoto 63); Bradbury (B. Nkoto 75).
Unused subs: Heath.
Booked: Shah, McEvoy, D. Nkoto.
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