NORWICH CITY : Premier League Under-18

SOUTHAMPTON : Premier League Under-18

SWANSEA CITY : Premier League Under-18

Anang

Ngakia

Baptiste

Alese

Greenidge (McGeachy)

Belic

Nebyla (Okotcha)

Parkes

Rosa

Spyrides

Longelo (Forson)

Little Heath

3 - 2 (Longelo, Nebyla, Parkes)

18 August 2018

BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION : FA Youth Cup (Third Round)

? : Premier League Under-18

? : Premier League Under-18

Little Heath

Score

Date

Lineup

? : Premier League Under-18

? : Premier League Under-18

? : Premier League Under-18

Colney Training Centre

4 - 1 (Rosa 3 [2 pens], Parkes)

11 August 2018

Anang

Ngakia

Alese

Baptiste (Okotcha)

McGeachy (Greenidge)

Belic

Nebyla (Forson)

Spyrides

Rosa

Parkes

Longelo

A Bernardo Rosa hat-trick sealed a perfect opening day win for West Ham United’s U18s on Saturday as they were 4-1 winners over Norwich City in the Premier League U18 division.

The Brazilian gave the Hammers the lead in the first half before Veron Parkes added another early in the second half.

The Canaries pulled one back to make a game of it, but two penalties dispatched by Rosa himself put the visitors out of sight and secured three points for the new duo of coaches – Jack Collison and Mark Phillips – in the dugout.

The Hammers ensured their record remained at 100 per cent thanks to goals from Emmanuel Longelo, Veron Parkes and Sebastian Nebyla in the 3-2 win over Southampton. The Hammers had plenty of confidence but fell behind on 17 minutes when the Saints’ Christian Norton put them in front. With nine minutes left of the first half, the Hammers equalised. A driving run from Ajibola Alese pushed Southampton back before the defender’s pass found the run of Longelo, whose first effort was blocked before the youngster bagged at the second attempt to make it 1-1. Just before the half time whistle, Jack Collison and Steve Potts’ side went in front. A long throw-in from Will Greenidge was flicked into the path of Parkes, who, drifting inside the pitch from the left, fired a wicked shot back across the keeper inside the near post from 20 yards.

Southampton came back out in the second half raring to go and it was all square again just before the hour mark when Kayne Ramsey found the net. But with just the Hammers pushing, a slice of luck came with just five minutes left on the clock and with it, the winner. Parkes, dangerous throughout, once again drifted inside and unleashed a stinging drive which struck Nebyla on the back and deflected in.

Landore Training Centre

1 - 0 (Rosa)

25 August 2018

Anang

Ngakia

Baptiste (Okotcha)

Alese

Greenidge

Adarkwa (Appiah-Forson)

Rosa

Stroud

Parkes

Spyrides

Longelo (Corbett)

Little Heath

4 -1 (Parkes 2, Adarkwa, Longelo)

1 September 2018

Anang

Wilson-Esbrand

Alese

Okotcha

Ngakia (Greenidge)

NebylaAppiah-Forson

Longelo

Spyrides (Peake)

Parkes

Adarkwa (El Mhassani)

FULHAM : Premier League Under-18

ASTON VILLA : Premier League Under-18

Jinadu

Greenidge

Okotcha

Alese

Wilson-Esbrand

Nebyla (Appiah-Forson)

Stroud

Longelo

Parkes

Spyrides (Watson)

Adarkwa

Bodymoor Heath

0 - 1

15 September 2018

West Ham United U18s’ 100 per cent record came to an end as Aston Villa broke Hammers’ hearts with two minutes remaining in the Midlands. Winger Colin Odutayo was the hero for the hosts, finishing off a late counter attack to put an end to Mark Phillips and Jack Collison’s team’s perfect start. West Ham had the first chance early on when after just seven minutes both centre-backs Josh Okotcha and Ajibola Alese could have scored during the same move.  A Sebastian Nebyla free-kick was swung in and Okotcha’s shot was saved before Alese blazed over from the resulting rebound. The Hammers remained on top throughout the first half and tested the Villa keeper Viljami Sinisalo for the first time seven minutes before the break. A stinging shot by joint top-scorer Veron Parkes saw the Finnish stopper dive high to his right, pushing the effort away to keep the scoreline goalless.

In the second period, West Ham continued to control the match as Louie Watson came on to bolster the middle of the park, but their dominance in possession could not be converted into goals. And with two minutes left on the clock, that frustration was multiplied as Villa struck the first and very late blow.

LEICESTER CITY : Premier League Cup (Group E)

Belvoir Drive Training Ground

1 - 4 (Adarkwa

8 December 2018

Sanneh

Appiah-Forson (Spyrides)

Wilson-Esbrand

Stroud (Giddings)

Okotcha

Alese

Longelo (Nsumbu)

Nebyla

Adarkwa

Chesters

Parkes

West Ham United's interest in the U18 Premier League Cup came to an end with a 4-1 defeat at Leicester City.

The Hammers scored through Sean Adarkwa just after the hour-mark, but defeat saw Mark Phillips and Jack Collison's side finish bottom of Group E below Manchester City and Blackburn Rovers, who both progress to the knockout stages, along with the Foxes.

Chigwell Construction Stadium

1 - 1 (Diallo) lost 4-5 pens

3 December 2018

Sanneh

Ngakia

Okotcha

Alese

Fevrier

Belic (Nebyla)

Longelo (Parkes)

Mingi (Chesters)

Rosa

Diallo

Adarkwa

After 120 competitive minutes, West Ham United are eliminated from the FA Youth Cup at the third-round stage for the sixth season in a row.

It all looked to be going right for the Hammers when Amadou Diallo scored within six minutes, and they probably should have been further in front by half-time.

As it happened, they weren't and Danny Cashman equalised. Serine Sanneh then saved Harry Jenks' penalty in the first half of extra-time, but the Seagulls were spot-on in the shootout that followed to edge through 5-4 on spot-kicks.

Little Heath

Score

Date

Lineup

Text

Manager: Mark Phillips and Jack Collison

West Ham United U18s’ blistering start to the 2018/19 campaign continued as they thrashed London rivals Fulham 4-1 at Little Heath.

Veron Parkes grabbed his third and fourth goals of what has already been an impressive first season as a scholar before Emmanuel Longelo added a second to his season tally. Sean Adarkwa – who was prolific for the Hammers during pre-season – scored the side’s fourth.

Fulham’s Jean-Pierre Tiehi did bag for the visitors to make it 2-1, but Jack Collison and Mark Phillips’ team were too strong throughout the clash in east London.

BLACKBURN ROVERS : Premier League Cup (Group E)

Blackburn Rovers Training Centre

0 - 3

29 September 2018

Jinadu

Greenidge

Okotcha

Baptiste (Nsumbu)

Hannam (Fevrier)

Stroud

Nebyla

Spyrides (Appiah-Forson)

Rosa

Parkes

Diallo

West Ham United's U18s were beaten 3-0 in their first Premier League Cup fixture of the season as they travelled to Blackburn Rovers.

Three first half goals did the damage for Rovers, who opened the scoring through Luke Brennan just 18 minutes in when he cut inside before firing in at the near post.

The Hammers could do little about the hosts' second, as George Wilson rocketed in a 30-yard screamer to give Jack Collison and Mark Phillips' side a mountain to climb.

And the win was sealed by Blackburn four minutes later as Sam Burns struck with the outside of his foot to make the game safe nine minutes before the break.

TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR : Premier League Under-18

Little Heath

0 - 9

22 September 2018

Anang

Greenidge

Baptiste

Wilson-Esbrand

Diallo

Appiah-Forson

Okotcha (Nsumbu)

Stroud (Hannam)

Parkes (Peake)

Longelo

Nebyla

West Ham United U18s manager Mark Phillips was in philosophical mood after seeing his side beaten 9-0 by Tottenham Hotspur.

After starting the U18 Premier League Southern Division season with four straight wins, the Hammers followed a narrow defeat at Aston Villa by being overwhelmed by Spurs at a rain-soaked Rush Green.

Amazingly, West Ham edged the opening 45 minutes and missed a number of decent chances before falling behind to two goals in added time at the end of the first half.

After the break it was a different game as Tottenham took advantage of a shell-shocked and inexperienced home team featuring three schoolboy starters to run riot with seven further goals.