Game #161
Aston Villa
9-0-8, 18 PTS

Saturday, 3 December 1892
4th
Last 5: 🟩 🟩 🟥 🟩 🟥
GK Bill Dunning | 🏴 |
CB Jimmy Cowan | 🏴 |
D Gershom Cox | 🏴 |
FB Walter Evans | 🏴 |
M George Campbell | 🏴 |
M James Brown | 🏴 |
M Peter Dowds | 🏴 | ⚽ |
W Charlie Athersmith | 🏴 |
F Dennis Hodgetts | 🏴 |
F Jack Devey | 🏴 | ⚽ | ⚽ |
F Albert Brown | 🏴 |
George Ramsay | 🏴 | 1886-1926

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Yellow Cards (Warnings, Cautions, Bookings)
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Trophy Record
League Champions: ❌
FA Cup Winners: 🏆
Last Trophy: 1886–87
Matchday Squad
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Team News
Bill Dunning, Gershom Cox and Charlie Athersmith return with Bob Roberts, Arthur Stokes and Charlie Hare making way.
Team Stats
Starting XI Average Age
| 25.97 |
Oldest Player |
F Albert Brown | 30.93 |
Youngest Player |
W Charlie Athersmith | 20.58 |
Debut Appearances
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Final Appearances
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Lost
3-5
🟥 3 Dec 1892, Villa 3-5 Wednesday, Olive Grove
Scorer(s) | Peter Dowds | 15' | Jack Devey (brace) |
Assist(s) | None
Match Timeline
⚽ | 15’ Goal, 1-0, Peter Dowds
🚑 | Player retires from field of play with injury, Charlie Athersmith, eye injury
🚑 | Player returns to field of play with injury, Charlie Athersmith, eye injury
🥅 | 25’ Goal, 1-1, (Sheffield Wednesday), Spikesley
🥅 | Goal, 1-2, (Sheffield Wednesday), Rowan
🥅 | Goal, 1-3, (Sheffield Wednesday), Davis
🕒 | HT Sheffield Wednesday 3-1 Aston Villa
🥅 | Goal, 1-4, (Sheffield Wednesday), Woolhouse
🥅 | Goal, 1-5, (Sheffield Wednesday), Mumford
⚽ | Goal, 2-5, Jack Devey
⚽ | Goal, 3-5, Jack Devey
🕒 | FT Sheffield Wednesday 5-3 Aston Villa
Season | 1892-93 |
Matchday | #17 |
League Match | #17 |
Manager Game | #135 |
Saturday, 3 December 1892

Match Record
Game Record
Manager: George Ramsay | 🏴 | Glasgow, 1886-1926 led Management Committee
Referee: John Lewis | 🏴 | Blackburn, 1889-
HT Score: 🟥 1-3
FT Result: 🟥 Lost
FT Score: 🟥 3-5
Last 5: 🟩 🟩 🟥 🟩 🟥
Officials
Referee: John Lewis | 🏴 | Blackburn, 1889-
Match Stats
Not recorded
George Ramsay | 🏴 | 1886-1926
🕒 135 | 🟩 68 🟨 17 🟥 50 | 1.64
Villa Career Form:
Top 6

Division One
Sheffield Wednesday
9-1-5, 19 PTS

Olive Grove
Attendance: 6,000
GK W. Allan
B T. Brandon
B J. Darroch
HB H. Brandon
HB W. Betts
HB A.C. Mumford | ⚽ |
F H. Davis | ⚽ |
F H. Woolhouse | ⚽ |
F A. Rowan | ⚽ |
F A. Brady
F F. Spikesley | ⚽ |
Arthur Dickinson | 🏴 |

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Opposition Trophy Record
League Champions: ❌
FA Cup Winners: ❌
Last Trophy: ❌
Opposition Matchday Squad
Opposition Unavailable
Not Recorded
On This Day
Villa face Sheffield Wednesday for the first time in competitive football, Wednesday become the 34th team that the Villa first team has played in League or Cup football.
Villa lose at the Olive Grove as they are beaten for the second time in three games.
Jack Devey scores a brace but Villa are already 1-5 down as they lose for the second time in three.
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Match Media
What they Said
"With the advantage of the wind behind them, Wednesday pressed hard at the beginning of the second half, and within a few minutes goals by Woolhouse and Mumford gave the home side a lead of four points."
SHEFFIELD WEDNESDAY V. ASTON VILLA
These clubs met in dull, cold weather, at Sheffield, before 6,000 people. Both teams were thoroughly representative, but the soft state of the ground seriously handicapped the efforts of the players. With the wind in their favour, Aston Villa, scored through Dowds within a quarter of an hour, but about ten minutes later Spikesley equalised.
Rowani followed with a second goal for Sheffield, and Davis put on another, the home side thus leading when the team crossed over by 3 goals to 1.
With the advantage of the wind behind them, Wednesday pressed hard at the beginning of the second half, and within a few minutes goals by Woolhouse and Mumford gave the home side a lead of four points.
Devey, however, followed with a goal for the Villa, and after some even play the same member of the visiting eleven obtained another point. Nothing else of importance being done the match ended in a victory for Sheffield Wednesday by 5 goals to 3,