Game #126
Aston Villa
Saturday, 28 November 1891
Lost
WWWWL
Football League
Attendance: 8,000
Everton
Anfield
Everton
5-1
Aston Villa
Assists(s) | Not recorded
MATCH SUMMARY
Dennis Hodgetts, scored Villa's opener, but the 100th game of the reign of the George Ramsay led Management Committee proved to be one to forget as Villa’s five game winning run came to a crashing halt at Everton.
KEY MAN
Dennis Hodgetts, scored Villa's opener, Saturday, 28 November 1891
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MATCH TIMELINE
Saturday, 28 November 1891
[Exact timings not recorded]
Goal, 1-0, Dennis Hodgetts
HT Everton 0-1 Aston Villa
Goal, 1-1, (Everton)
Goal, 1-2, (Everton)
Goal, 1-3, (Everton)
Goal, 1-4, (Everton)
Goal, 1-5, (Everton)
FT Everton 5-1 Aston Villa
ON THIS DAY
The 100th game of the reign of the George Ramsay led Management Committee proved to be one to forget as Villa’s five game winning run came to a crashing halt at Everton.
Aston Villa
Everton
League Champions: 🏆
FA Cup Winners: ❌
Last Trophy: 1890-91
FIXTURE HISTORY
Everton
Previous 5 vs. Everton: | 🟥 | 🟥 | 🟥 | 🟨 | 🟥 |
FIXTURE DETAILS
Season | 1891-92 |
Matchday | #13 |
League Match | #13 |
Manager Game | #100 |
Saturday, 28 November 1891
MATCH SUMMARY
Manager | George Ramsay led Management Committee |
FT Score | 1-5 |
FT Result | Lost |
Last 5 Games | WWWWL |
MANAGERIAL RECORD
George Ramsay led Management Committee
GAMES | WINS | DRAWS | LOSSES | POINTS PER GAME
🕒 100 | 🟩 | 49 🟨 17 🟥 34 | 1.64
Villa Career Form:
Top 6
George Ramsay led Management Committee
MATCH OFFICIALS
CARDS
Villa
Everton
TEAM NEWS
Villa made one change from the team that beat Stoke last time out with Billy Dickson, returning after a four game absence, in place of Charlie Hare - who had started his Villa career so well.
TEAM STATS
Starting XI Average Age
| 23.74 |
Oldest Player |
F Dennis Hodgetts | 28.02 |
Youngest Player |
W Charlie Athersmith | 19.56 |
MANAGER
George Ramsay led Management Committee
Aston Villa
GK Albert Hinchley |
CB Jimmy Cowan |
D John Baird |
FB Walter Evans |
M James Brown |
M George Campbell |
W Lewis Campbell |
W Charlie Athersmith |
F Jack Devey |
F Dennis Hodgetts |
CF Billy Dickson |
MANAGER
Everton
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
"Aston Villa began well, but their attack was frustrated by the Everton backs, and for a little while afterwards the home side had much the better of the play."
*The Birmingham Daily Post*
Monday, 30 November 1891
EVERTON V. ASTON VILLA.
The visit of the Aston Villa to Liverpool attracted fully 7,000 people to the Anfield ground.
Aston Villa began well, but their attack was frustrated by the Everton backs, and for a little while afterwards the home side had much the better of the play.
At length Hodgetts broke away, and the visitors scored.
Everton then played up hard; but although they pressed hard they could not force the ball between the Villa posts.
One corner to Aston Villa and two to Everton had no result, so when half-time arrived the Birmingham eleven led by 1 goal to 0.
In the second half Everton gave a splendid display of football.
Chadwick at once equalised, and following this score the ball was repeatedly sent in to the Villa goalkeeper.
Another goal by Chadwick placed the visitors a point ahead.
Though the Villa strove hard to get on terms, the Everton defence was very sound, and Latta put on a third point.
The visitors still played pluckily, but Williams cleared, and, the home forwards getting away, Wyllie and Maxwell both scored.
The result was thus a brilliant victory for Everton by 5 goals to 1.
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