Home quarter-final awaits watfordfc if they can beat Arsenal tonight in the FA Youth Cup at Vicarage Road
Arsenal are one of the most successful clubs in the FA Youth, having won the trophy seven times. Only Manchester United and Chelsea have more wins to their name.
Cambridge will host Sheffield Wednesday in their fifth round tie on Wednesday , while all the other ties will be played this week with the likes of Manchester City, Leeds United, Southampton, Fulham and Luton Town still involved. The Under-18s warmed up for tonight with a 1-0 away win at Millwall in their last Premier League Professional Development League match.
“It’ll be great to be back at Vicarage Road, and we’re all excited about fans being there supporting us. It’s important we prepare ourselves mentally, but we’ve had a while to get ready and I’m confident we can put on a really good performance.” “It means so much to the players to have that support and know you have those people behind you. It’s really motivating for us,” he said.Season ticket holders can get in for free by simply scanning their regular season ticket at any of the turnstiles in the Sir Elton John Stand.
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