So impressive have his first six months with Villa been that Fletcher Boyd, having turned 18 in January, has already signed a new contract with the club.

Villa suffer a harsh, harsh defeat at the hands of a hugely fortunate Arsenal side as Richard Beale’s team, packed with inexperience, concede a first-half penalty after debutant Lennon Moss is adjudged to have fouled Arsenal’s Zecevic John, are reduced to ten before the hour mark as debutant Vincley Mudame is sent off for fouling the same player, Josh Blake equalises on his first start, but then Villa are robbed of a point in injury-time as Angelinou Pedro scores in the 93rd

Villa beat leaders Chelsea in perhaps the biggest win of the season for the reigning Champions. Putting six past Arsenal was good, putting six past the Blues was fun, but scoring two in seven first-half minutes and limiting Chelsea to an injury-time consolation feels massive for Richard Beales' boys after a run of bad results.

Two sent off, filthy conditions, dirty tackles, a mess of a referee, and Villa lose 5-4 on penalties in the u18 Premier League Cup Quarter-Final

Villa concede two first-half goals, including their second deep into injury time, before falling 0-4 behind just after the hour.

Villa's 18-year-old double-winning centre-midfielder Alfie Lynskey has signed a new contract with the club.

The draw for the Fifth Round of the FA Youth Cup has been made, and the winners of next Tuesday’s tie against Fleetwood will face a home draw against either Southend or Wrexham u18 and Villa will travel to West Ham on Tuesday, 3rd February in the Premier League Cup Quarter-Final,

Reigning Champions, Villa's u18s were beaten this afternoon in their game at Tottenham's Hotspur Way training ground. Going into their first game since the winter break, joint second in the table, Richard Beale's boys fall to 5th in the table after conceding an 83rd-minute winner.

Villa's most expensive teenage signing at €12m, Brian Madjo, has already made headlines, but his precocious talent and huge physique make his ascent to the first team completely unpredictable.

The u21s visit to Brighton in PL2 on Friday is ⚠️ Postponed ⚠️ 🌨️. But, Saturday sees Villa open their 2025-26 FA Cup campaign at Tottenham. Sunday sees a double header as the Women meet Brighton at VP and the u18s take on Reading at Bodymoor.

Friday, 8 January 2021, one of the most remarkable days in Villa's long and illustrious history as an entirely new team, packed with youth team players, take on the reigning Premier League Champions in the third round of the FA Cup.

Goals from Bradley Burrowes, a brace, Max Jenner and Jack McGrath put holders Villa through to the fourth round and a tie away to Fleetwood Town.

Champions Villa run out 6-0 winners at Bodymoor as goals from Finlay Barnard (6'), Alfie Lynskey (9'), Fletcher Boyd (19'), Rodrigo Fortes (63'), Jack McGrath (71') and Markie Meade (90') hammer the "Chimney Sweeps".

Goals from Alfie Lynskey (2) Oscar Johnson (his first at this level), Markie Meade and Finlay Barnard to put Villa five-nil ahead on 69' before the hosts score twice in the last ten minutes.

Villa's 17-year-old FA Youth Cup-winning midfielder Keilan Quinn has signed a new contract with the club. Signed from West Bromwich Albion 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 in March 2024, aged 16,

It's three wins from three as holders Villa top u18 Premier League Cup Group B to qualify for the knock-out rounds.

Villa u18s left-back Teddie Bloomfield has signed his first professional contract with the club.

Champions Villa humbled by Albion

Villa climb to third in the table as they hit Arsenal for six at home, leading 4-0 at the interval thanks to goals from Jack McGrath, Alfie Lynskey and Markie Meade as well as an own goal from the hosts, before the second half saw a deflected goal and penalty reduce the arrears. Vinnie Hayward however had the last laugh, grabbing Villa's sixth of the afternoon in stoppage time.