Game #26
Aston Villa
Saturday, 14 November 1885
2nd Round
Last 5: 🟩 🟨 🟩 🟩 🟥
GK Charlie Hobson | 🏴 | 🔴 |
B Wally Jones | 🏴 | 🔴 |
B Tom Riddell | 🏴 | 🔴 |
HB Robert Price | 🏴 | 🔴 |
HB Jack Burton | 🏴 |
HB Arthur Brown | 🏴 | 🔴 |
IL Howard Vaughton | 🏴 |
IR Albert Brown | 🏴 |
F Richmond Davis | 🏴 |
CF Olly Whateley | 🏴 | 🔴 |
CF Archie Hunter | 🏴 |
Management Committee 1879-86
Substitutes
No Substitutions permitted in period
Unused Substitutes
No Substitutions permitted in period
Yellow Cards (Warnings, Cautions, Bookings)
None
Red Cards (Ordered from Field of Play, Dismissals, Sendings Off)
None
Trophy Record
FA Cup Winners: ❌
Last Trophy: ❌
Matchday Squad
Unavailable
Not recorded
Team News
Villa name an unchanged line up from the team that beat Walsall Town in the 1st Round.
Team Stats
Starting XI Average Age:
| 25.00 |
Oldest Player:
B Tom Riddell | 🏴 | 27.67 |
Youngest Player:
HB Jack Burton | 🏴 | 22.17 |
Debut Appearances
Final Appearances
🔴 GK Charlie Hobson | 🏴 | 1885 | 🕒 2 | ⚽ 0 | 🔥 0 | #33 |
🔴 B Wally Jones | 🏴 | 1885 | 🕒 2 | ⚽ 0 | 🔥 0 | #34 |
🔴 B Tom Riddell | 🏴 | 1883-85 | 🕒 10 | ⚽ 0 | 🔥 0 | #30 |
🔴 HB Robert Price | 🏴 | 1883-85 | 🕒 8 | ⚽ 0 | 🔥 0 | #31 |
🔴 HB Arthur Brown | 🏴 | 1880-85 | 🕒 22 | ⚽ 12 | 🔥 2 | #16 |
🔴 CF Olly Whateley | 🏴 | 1881-85 | 🕒 19 | ⚽ 10 | 🔥 4 | #18 |
Lost
0-2
🟥 14 Nov 1885, Villa 0-2 Derby, Racehorse Ground
Scorer(s) | None
Assist(s) | None
Match Timeline
🥅 | 30’ Goal, 0-1, (Derby County)
🕒 | HT Derby County 1-0 Aston Villa
🥅 | Goal, 0-2, (Derby County), G. Evans
🕒 | FT Derby County 2-0 Aston Villa
Season | 1885-86 |
Matchday | #2 |
Manager Game | #26 |
Saturday, 14 November 1885
Match Record
Game Record
Manager: Management Committee 1879-86
Referee: Piggott | 🏴 | 1885-
HT Score: 🟥 0-1
FT Result: 🟥 Lost
FT Score: 🟥 0-2
Last 5: 🟩 🟨 🟩 🟩 🟥
Officials
Referee: Piggott | 🏴 | 1885-
Umpires: William McGregor (Villa) and W. Shaw (Derby)
Previous 5 vs. Derby County: None
Head to Head
Total 🕒 1 | 🟩 W0 (0% ) | 🟨 D0 | 🇺(0% ) | 🟥 L1 (100% ) | ⚽ 0 | 🥅 2 | GD -2
Match Stats
Not recorded
Management Committee 1879-86
🕒 26 | 🟩 | 16 🟨 | 4 🟥 6 | 2.00
Villa Career Form:
Top 4
FA Cup
Derby County
Racehorse Ground
Attendance: 5,000
GK Walter Luntley
B Haydn Morley | 🏴 |
B Albert Williamson | 🏴 |
HB G. F. Cooper
HB Jack Flowers
HB Harry Wharmby
RW George Bakewell | 🏴 |
RW Benjamin Spilsbury | 🏴 |
LW Albert Smith | 🏴 |
LW Lewis Cooper | 🏴 | ⚽ |
CF George Evans | 🏴 |
Management Committee
Substitutes
No Substitutions Permitted in Period
Unused Substitutes
No Substitutions Permitted in Period
Yellow Cards (Warnings, Cautions, Bookings)
None
Red Cards (Ordered from Field of Play, Dismissals, Sendings Off)
None
Opposition Trophy Record
FA Cup Winners: ❌
Last Trophy: ❌
Opposition Matchday Squad
Opposition Unavailable
Not Recorded
Starting XI
Match Media
On This Day
Villa face Derby County for the first time in competitive football, Derby become the 12th team that the Villa first team has played in League or Cup football.
Villa exit the FA Cup at the earliest stage since entering competition as they are knocked out in the second round by Derby. Meanwhile. goalkeeper Charlie Hobson, defenders Wally Jones & Tom Riddell, midfielders Robert Price & Arthur Brown and forward Olly Whateley made their final FA Cup appearances for Villa.
What they Said
"Play was resumed at a tremendous pace, and the ball travelled from one end to the other without either side being able to claim superiority."
ASSOCIATION RULES.
ENGLISH CUP.
DERBY COUNTY v. ASTON VILLA
The tie in the second round of the National Cup competition was decided at Derby.
Both teams were in splendid condition, and the game was fast throughout. At the commencement play was very even, the assistance of each goalkeeper frequently being called into requisition; but half an hour elapsed before a goal was got, and that was placed to the credit of the home team.
Play was resumed at a tremendous pace, and the ball travelled from one end to the other without either side being able to claim superiority.
Derby County got a second goal after half time; from a left wing pass, Evans shot in the Villa custodian’s hands and he let it slip through.
From now to the finish the excitement was very great but no further score was made and Derby County won by two goals to one.