A big FA Youth Cup tie for New Salamis Youth U18’s when they play Colchester FC in the first round proper of the FA Youth Cup on Tuesday 1st November 2022 at 19.45pm at Haringey Borough,White Hart Lane, London N17 7PJ.

In the previous rounds New Salamis beat Woodford Town, Romford,Colney FC and Derehanm FC where they fought back from 3-0 down to draw 3-3 and win on penalties.

League teams have come into the draw at this stage and the games being played this week are below

Fixtures
Monday 31 October 2022 First Round Proper
Kick Off No. Home Away
19:45 17 Basford United VS Derby County
19:45 32 Beaconsfield Town VS Maidstone United
Tuesday 1 November 2022 First Round Proper
Kick Off No. Home Away
19:00 1 Carlisle United AFC VS Fleetwood Town
19:00 9 Rochdale AFC VS York City
19:00 12 Grimsby Town VS Walsall
19:00 20 Peterborough United VS Northampton Town
19:00 21 Cambridge United VS Stevenage
19:00 29 Gillingham VS Corinthian Casuals
19:00 40 Mangotsfield United VS Swindon Town
19:30 26 Sutton United VS Leyton Orient
19:45 3 Harrogate Town VS Stockport County
19:45 14 Sutton Coldfield Town VS Shrewsbury Town
19:45 22 New Salamis VS Colchester United
Wednesday 2 November 2022 First Round Proper
Kick Off No. Home Away
19:00 2 Hartlepool United VS Accrington Stanley
19:00 7 Tranmere Rovers VS FC Halifax Town
19:00 16 Port Vale VS Chesterfield
at Kidsgrove Athletic FC
19:00 38 Plymouth Argyle VS Cheltenham Town
19:30 10 Chester VS South Shields
19:30 25 Southend United VS Kettering Town
19:30 35 Forest Green Rovers VS Eastleigh
Thursday 3 November 2022 First Round Proper
Kick Off No. Home Away
19:00 28 Gosport Borough VS Bromley
19:00 30 AFC Wimbledon VS Lewes
19:30 27 Portsmouth VS Three Bridges
19:30 34 Woking VS Horndean
at Knaphill FC
19:45 23 Northampton On Chenecks VS Milton Keynes Dons
19:45 31 Dover Athletic VS Langley
Friday 4 November 2022 First Round Proper
Kick Off No. Home Away
19:00 4 Barnsley VS Spennymoor Town
Saturday 5 November 2022 First Round Proper
Kick Off No. Home Away
12:00 18 Sheffield Wednesday VS Burton Albion
15:00 37 Oxford United VS Torquay United
at Oxford City FC

The Football Association launched The FA Youth Cup in 1952, following the success of The FA County Youth Cup competition which had been set up seven years earlier.
With talented school leavers finding it hard to break immediately into senior football, The Youth Cup was seen as an ideal breeding ground for the football stars of the future.
Initially, many clubs did not have an organised youth structure but today all clubs, both League and non-League, have realised the importance of nurturing future talent. Hence the depth and breadth of the 400-plus entrants.
To qualify for The Youth Cup, teams must play in a Youth League, or equivalent competition, and must be fully integrated within the main structure of the senior club. The players selected must be under 18 at midnight on 31 August in the current season. Players of the calibre of George Best, Paul Gascoigne, David Beckham and Michael Owen have all played in FA Youth Cup-winning sides.
Manchester United have won The Youth Cup a record 10 times, and last lifted the trophy in 2011.
Generally it has been the big clubs with the most sophisticated youth set-ups and advanced recruitment techniques that dominate The Youth Cup’s list of winners. Chelsea have been the pre-eminent force of late, winning five of the last seven Finals.
The highest aggregate score for The Final is the 9-0 thrashing that West Ham United – with Joe Cole and Michael Carrick – handed out to Coventry City in 1999. A full house at Upton Park saw the rampant Young Hammers win the second leg 6-0 before the live Sky cameras