Game #88
Aston Villa
Monday, 17 March 1890
Drew
10th (-1)
LWLLD
Football League
Attendance: 3,150
Stoke
Victoria Ground
Stoke
1-1
Aston Villa
Assist(s) | Not recorded
MATCH SUMMARY
Albert Allen hit the equaliser as Villa end a club record of five defeats as they draw at the Victoria Ground.
KEY MAN
Albert Allen, hit Villa's equaliser, Monday, 17 March 1890
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MATCH TIMELINE
Monday, 17 March 1890
6’ Goal, (Stoke), Gee
HT Stoke 1-0 Aston Villa
Goal, 1-1, Albert Allen
FT Stoke 1-1 Aston Villa
ON THIS DAY
Villa end a run of five successive League defeats as they draw at the Victoria Ground 44 days after their previous game. Villa however remain deep in re-election trouble as forward Jim Paton became the club’s oldest ever debutant after making his first appearance for Villa aged 34 after joining from Vale of Leven FC.
Aston Villa
Stoke
League Champions: ❌
FA Cup Winners: ❌
Last Trophy: ❌
FIXTURE HISTORY
Stoke
Previous 5 vs. Stoke: | - | - | 🟩 | 🟨 | 🟩 |
FIXTURE DETAILS
Season | 1889-90 |
Matchday | #23 |
League Match | #21 |
Manager Game | #62 |
Monday, 17 March 1890
MATCH SUMMARY
Manager | George Ramsay led Management Committee |
FT Score | 1-1 |
FT Result | Drew |
Last 5 Games | LWLLD |
MANAGERIAL RECORD
George Ramsay led Management Committee
GAMES | WINS | DRAWS | LOSSES | POINTS PER GAME
🕒 62 | 🟩 | 31 🟨 13 🟥 18 | 1.71
Villa Career Form:
Top 6
ALL THE MATCHES LED BY:
MATCH OFFICIALS
ALL THE MATCHES REFEREED BY:
CARDS
Villa
Stoke
TEAM NEWS
Harry Devey returns and Jim Paton makes his debut as Lewis Campbell and Bill Dickie drop out.
TEAM STATS
[Exact birth dates not recorded]
Starting XI Average Age
| 26.45 |
Oldest Player |
F Jim Paton | 34.73 |
Youngest Player |
CB Jimmy Cowan | 21.43 |
MANAGER
George Ramsay led Management Committee
Aston Villa
GK Jimmy Warner |
CB Jimmy Cowan |
D Gershom Cox |
D Frank Coulton |
D Harry Devey |
M Jack Burton |
F Jim Paton |
F Albert Brown |
F Dennis Hodgetts |
F Albert Allen |
CF Billy Dickson |
MANAGER
Harry Lockett | 🏴 |
Stoke
Rowley, Eccles, Underwood, Ramsay, Christie, Brodie, Simpson, Gee (g), Owen, Edge, Dunn.
Manager: Harry Lockett.
Not necessarily indicative of the actual matchday formation
SUBSTITUTES
No Substitutions permitted in period
SUBSTITUTES
No Substitutions Permitted in Period
UNUSED SUBSTITUTES
No Substitutions permitted in period
UNUSED SUBSTITUTES
No Substitutions Permitted in Period
SQUAD STATS
MATCHDAY SQUAD
SQUAD STATS
MATCHDAY SQUAD
UNAVAILABLE
Not recorded
UNAVAILABLE
Not Recorded
Player Positions:
GK : Goalkeeper
CB, D, B : Centre Back, Defender, Back
FB, LB, RB, WH : Full Back, Left Back, Right Back, Wing Back, Wing Half
M, CH, LH, RH : Midfielder, Centre Half, Left Half, Right Half
W, OL, OR : Winger, Outside Left, Outside Right
F, IF, IL, IR : Forward, Inside Forward, Inside Left, Inside Right, Second Striker, False 9
CF : Centre Forward
Match Symbols:
⚽ | Goal
🔥 | Assist
🔁 | Substitution
🟨 | Booking
🟥 | Sending off
🆘 | Poor refereeing performance
🟢 : Debut 🔴 : Final Game
DEBUT APPEARANCES
FINAL APPEARANCES
MATCH STATS
Not recorded
LEAGUE TABLE
MATCHDAY PROGRAMME
MATCHDAY QUOTES
"After this each goal was assailed in turn, both custodians being called upon to save.
"No further goals being scored, the match ended in a draw of 1 goal each."
*Birmingham Daily Post*
Tuesday, 18 March 1890
STOKE V. ASTON VILLA.
This deferred League match was played at Stoke-on-Trent yesterday.
The weather was somewhat showery, but there was a good attendance of spectators.
Stoke kicked off with the wind against them, but they at once proceeded to attack the Villa goal, and by a capital shot Gee put the ball through the posts after about six minutes' play.
Aston quickly retaliated, but the ball was sent behind.
Stoke made a good run up the left wing and placed the Aston goal in jeopardy, but the backs cleared very cleverly.
Maintaining the pressure Stoke secured a corner, but it proved unproductive.
The visitors next invaded; but the Stoke defence proved too strong, and they were repulsed.
After some further play in favour of Stoke the latter put the ball through a second time, but the point was disallowed for offside.
Nothing further of note occurred, and at half-time Stoke led by 1 goal to 0.
On the change of ends taking place Aston attacked, and Rowley was called on to save two hot shots, and he proved equal to the occasion.
Stoke then got possession of the ball, and, invading the Aston territory, pressed heavily for some time; but they were unable to break through the defence.
At length Aston broke away, and Allen equalised the scoring.
After this each goal was assailed in turn, both custodians being called upon to save.
No further goals being scored, the match ended in a draw of 1 goal each.