Stevenage vs Arsenal U21, 2022-23 EFL Trophy, Second Round

· English EFL Trophy

Stevenage

51': David Amoo
69': Dan Sweeney
75': Arthur Read

FT
3 - 2

Arsenal U21

6': Nathan Butler-Oyedeji
74': Amario Cozier-Duberry

About

Stevenage are hosting Arsenal U21 at Lamex Stadium, Stevenage, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English EFL Trophy.

Game Information

Competition: English EFL Trophy

Venue: Lamex Stadium
Location: Stevenage, England
Attendance: 2,236

Line-Ups

Stevenage

No.	Name
1	Aaron Chapman (GK)
15	Terence Vancooten
6	Dan Sweeney
3	Max Clark
14	Kane Smith
17	Alex Gilbey
16	Arthur Read
10	Dean Campbell
4	Jake Reeves
24	David Amoo
11	Jordan Roberts

Stevenage Substitutes:

Luke Norris, Saxon Earley, Luther Wildin, Carl Piergianni, Taye Ashby-Hammond.

Arsenal U21

No.	Name
53	Hubert Graczyk (GK)
38	Zach Awe
96	Lino Sousa
50	Taylor Foran
97	Reuell Walters
72	Matthew Smith
41	Mauro Bandeira
55	Jack Francis
71	Charles Sagoe Junior
85	Amario Cozier-Duberry
43	Nathan Butler-Oyedeji

Arsenal U21 Substitutes:

Catalin Cirjan, Myles Lewis-Skelly, Joel Ideho, James Hillson, Ethan Nwaneri, Kido Taylor-Hart, Zane Monlouis.

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