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1 week ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 Ethan Wheatley opened his scoring tally at the U19 European Championship last night against Germany. Down 5-1 in the 50th minute, Wheatley’s goal sparked an incredible comeback for England over the ensuing 10 minutes. The United striker poked in from close range to make it 5-2 after Zach Abbott’s headed attempt was spilled by the German keeper. The goal sparked life into the young England side after a discouraging opening half which saw them overrun by Germany.
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3 weeks ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 All Premier League 2 matches are set to be allowed to be live-streamed after broadcast restrictions have been removed, according to reports. Previous restrictions blocked clubs from broadcasting any U21 Premier League 2 matches that clashed with Premier League action. The rules left fans unable to tune into a significant portion of the U21 schedule, with Manchester United supporters at the forefront of those aggrieved due to the club’s rich history and following of the academy.
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3 weeks ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 Manchester United’s Sekou Kone is close to a senior call-up for Mali, according to manager Tom Saintfiet. Kone is currently with Mali u20s at the Maurice Revello tournament in France, formerly known as the Toulon Tournament, after it was decided he’d benefit from taking part in the prestigious youth tournament which dates back to 1967.
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4 weeks ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 <!—-Article Start—->Manchester United u18s finished their season last week in what ended up being a campaign of almosts. Having won the treble in 23/24, Adam Lawrence’s young Reds ultimately couldn’t repeat their feats this year despite what was objectively still a great season. U18s Premier League United started their season away to their biggest competitors in Manchester City.
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4 weeks ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
11 <!—-Article Start—->As the football club season comes to a close for the first team, it also marks the end of the season for the academy too. So, we look back on the season for Manchester United’s u21s, who despite not picking up a trophy, had many positives to look back on. It was a busy season for the young reds led by Travis Binnion.
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1 month ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 It was a week of Premier League finals for Manchester United’s academy. While most noticeably United’s u21s suffered heart breaking defeat in the Premier League 2 semi-final to Manchester City, United’s younger age groups fared better. United’s u15s raised the cup with a 3-1 win over Chelsea in the Premier League Floodlit Cup national final.
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1 month ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 Manchester United U18s hosted Sunderland at Carrington for their final match of the season. The visitors took an early lead in just the second minute when they attacked down the left wing before cutting back to Felix Scott at the edge of the box, who fired into the bottom left corner. The early goal woke United up, though, and they soon looked the better side with Shea Lacey, Amir Ibragimov, and Jim Thwaites combining well in attack.
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1 month ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 Manchester United’s U21 side crashed out of the Premier League 2 play-offs with a defeat away to Manchester City in the semi-finals on Friday. Here are our player ratings for the match. Read the detailed match report of all the action here. (A score of 6 is around average)Elyh Harrison – 5.5 – Wasn’t called into question to make many saves as City’s finishing was largely poor.
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1 month ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 Manchester United U21s took on rivals Manchester City at the Joie Stadium on Friday night in the Premier League 2 semi-finals. City were expected to be one of the toughest tests for Travis Binnion’s side after having topped the table during the regular season, and they proved to be just that. The two sides exchanged dangerous deliveries into the box in the opening moments, but neither could test the opposition keeper early on.
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1 month ago | 
thepeoplesperson.com | Colm Murphy
1 Ruben Amorim reportedly stopped a Manchester United academy duo from featuring for the u21s as he sees them as key to first team preparations. Manchester United u21s defeated West Ham on Monday to advance to the Premier League 2 semi-finals but there were some missing faces on the day. Namely, Bendito Mantato and Jaydan Kamason were not involved in Travis Binnion’s side after travelling with the first team to Bilbao last week.
