Johnsons Paint Trophy

[Leedsunited]

The paint pot cup, not taken too seriously by the big clubs. Last season Doncaster Rovers won the final against Bristol Rovers, and this season sees the introduction of Leeds for the first time although we got a bye in the first round.

DRAW 2nd ROUND
NORTHERN SECTION

CARLISLE UNITED v CHESTER CITY
DARLINGTON v LEEDS UNITED
DONCASTER ROVERS v OLDHAM ATHLETIC
LINCOLN CITY v HARTLEPOOL UNITED
MACCLESFIELD TOWN v STOCKPORT COUNTY
MORECAMBE v PORT VALE
ROTHERHAM UNITED v GRIMSBY TOWN

SOUTHERN SECTION

BRIGHTON & HOVE ALBION v BARNET
BRISTOL ROVERS v BOURNEMOUTH
GILLINGHAM v LUTON TOWN
HEREFORD UNITED v YEOVIL TOWN
LEYTON ORIENT v DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
MK DONS v PETERBOROUGH
SWANSEA CITY v WYCOMBE WANDERERS
SWINDON TOWN v CHELTENHAM TOWN


FIRST ROUND RESULTS from 8-9th September
NORTHERN SECTION

NOTTS COUNTY 0-1 LEYTON ORIENT Att 900
Echanomi (43)

ACCRINGTON STANLEY 2-3 OLDHAM Att 1,465
D'Sane (8) Liddell (55)
Proctor (29) Davies (59)
Wolfenden (73)

CHESTER 1-1 CREWE ALEXANDRA (Chester won 4-3 on penalties) Att:2,126
Partridge (61) Lowe (37)

CHESTERFIELD 1-3 HARTLEPOOL Att: 2,127
Allison (72) Foley (34)
Brown (51, 59)

DONCASTER ROVERS 5-1 BRADFORD CITY Att:4,710
McCammon (16,41) Nix (70)
Guy (24)
Woods (64)
Harban (og 78)

GRIMSBY TOWN 4-1 HUDDERSFIELD TOWN Att:1,204
Fenton (45) Collins (45)
Toner (49)
Rankin (53)
Till (68)

MANSFIELD TOWN 0-1 ROTHERHAM UNITED Att:1,578
Sharps (49)

TRANMERE ROVERS 0-1 MORECAMBE Att: 2,557
Burns (55)

SOUTHERN SECTION

BOURNEMOUTH 2-0 WALLSALL Att:2,206
Bradbury (3,8)

LUTON 2-0 NORTHAMPTON Att:2,532
Hutchinson (12)
Peschisolido (48)

NOTTINGHAM FOREST 2-3 PETERBOROUGH Att:3,102
Chambers (33,49) Lee (48)
Chambers (51)
Boyd (72)

SOUTHEND 2-2 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE D&R won 7-6 on pens Att:5,215
Foran (20) Saunders (48)
McCormack (60) Moore (85)

SWANSEA 3-2 MILLWALL Att:5,721
Anderson (16) May (20)
Scotland (64) Simpson (53)
Whitbread (og 78)

SWINDON 4-1 BRENTFORD Att: 3,118
Arrieta (26) Shakes (11)
Cox (42)
Blackburn (68,81)

YEOVIL 1-0 SHREWSBURY Att: 1,669
Owusu (53)



2nd Round Key Games:

The second round throws up some well matched ties, and some interesting games. Darlington will be looking to upset Leeds, and although it will be the first competitive encounter for a long time, the whites are no strangers to the Darlington Arena. This season saw Leeds record a 1-0 win in the annual pre-season friendly, thanks to a goal from Jermaine Beckford, although he along with most of the first team are likely to sit this game out. Doncaster Rovers v Oldham looks the pick of the other Northern Section games, while Morecambe are looking to test their incredible cup form this season with a trip to Vale Park.

In the Southern section, Dagenham & Redbridge made a good start to their first ever JPT campaign by knocking out Southend in the first round but Leyton Orient, flying in League One, may prove a sterner test at Brisbane Road. Other 'all League One' clashes include Gillingham v Luton, Bristol v Bournemouth and Swindon v Cheltenham.

Bradford have sent a dossier to those corrupto's at the Football League over their squad for their 5-1 hammering at Doncaster. FL rules state that you must name something like 7 players who played in the last league game or take a £5,000 fine. Personally I think Leeds will make at least 7 changes so the outcome of this will be interesting.

[lanman]

How many fans do you reckon you will be bringing up?

[Leedsunited]

How many fans do you reckon you will be bringing up?
A few more than for Pre-season, probably 2 or 3 thousand. I haven't seen our allocation yet, but its only £24 including return travel so I might go, and kids are free.
Its on SKY as well so I don't know if it will be more than that. Wise has already said he isn't bothered about the cup and will play a lot of the kids.

[Leedsunited]

JOHNSONS PAINT TROPHY SECOND ROUND RESULTS

NORTHERN SECTION

MORECAMBE 2-2 PORT VALE (MORCAMBE WIN 4-2 ON PENS)
Morecambe came from two goals down at half time to win this one on penalties, thanks to goals from Jon Newby and Garry Hunter, keeping the giantkillers in the JPT.

ROCHDALE 1-3 BURY FC
ROTHERHAM UNITED 1-1 GRIMSBY TOWN (GRIMSBY WIN 4-2 ON PENS)
LINCOLN CITY 2-5 HARTLEPOOL UNITED
MACCLESFIELD 0-1 STOCKPORT COUNTY
DARLINGTON 0-1 LEEDS UNITED
CARLISLE UNITED 4-2 CHESTER CITY

SOUTHERN SECTION

SWANSEA CITY 2-0 WYCOMBE WANDERERS
BRIGHTON 2-1 BARNET
LEYTON ORIENT 0-1 DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
BRISTOL ROVERS 0-1 AFC BOURNEMOUTH

GILLINGHAM 4-3 LUTON TOWN
Luton were 3-1 up in this game thanks to two goals from veteran Paul Furlong after Chris Dickson had given the Gills a 17th minute lead. A Matthew Spring penalty on the stroke of half time had seemingly wrapped the game up but Gillingham produced a stunning second half fightback with Dickson completing a hattrick with strikes in the 74th and 80th minutes before former Southend midfielder Mark Bentley scored an 88th minute winner.
HEREFORD UNITED 0-0 YEOVIL TOWN (YEOVIL WIN 4-2 ON PENALTIES)
MK DONS 3-1 PETERBOROUGH UNITED
SWINDON TOWN 1-3 CHELTENHAM TOWN

REGIONAL QUARTER FINAL DRAW FROM

NORTHERN: BURY FC, GRIMSBY TOWN, MORECAMBE, HARTLEPOOL UNITED, STOCKPORT COUNTY, LEEDS UNITED, CARLISLE UNITED

SOUTHERN: SWANSEA CITY, BRIGHTON, DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE, BOURNEMOUTH, GILLINGHAM, YEOVIL TOWN, MK DONS, CHELTENHAM TOWN

[Leedsunited]

Well the draws have been made and while there are no so-called glamour ties in this competition it gives clubs that play in League Two the chance to play teams in League One and vice-versa. The real impressive side so far has been newly promoted Morecambe, whose progress in Cup competitions this season has been superb, claiming the scalp of local hate-figures Preston North End in the Carling Cup, their run halted at Bramall Lane by a very strong Sheffield United side, while in the JPT the Conference playoff winners last season have despatched League One sides Port Vale and Tranmere Rovers and are rewarded with a trip to Hartlepool who, newly promoted to League One but impressing so far, will provide their sternest test yet.

In the southern section last seasons conference winners Dagenham will visit Priestfield to play League One side Gillingham, having negotiated their way past two League One sides, Southend United and Leyton Orient in previous rounds.




The glamour tie was always going to be a trip to Elland Road for someone and so it has proved. Bury FC will be playing Leeds United at Elland Road. In terms of a likely good game, look no further than Swansea v Yeovil.


DRAW IN FULL

NORTHERN SECTION - QUARTER FINALS

Carlisle United v Stockport County
Hartlepool United v Morecambe FC
Leeds United v Bury FC
Grimsby Town v Doncaster Rovers or Oldham Athletic


SOUTHERN SECTION - QUARTER FINALS

AFC Bournemouth v Milton Keynes Dons
Swansea City v Yeovil Town
Gillingham FC v Dagenham & Redbridge
Brighton & Hove Albion v Cheltenham Town

[Leedsunited]

JPT Quarter Final Results

MATCH REPORT Leeds United 1 - 2 Bury FC, Att 18,809

For a JPT tie, this was a huge crowd, with Leeds looking for the highlight of a trip to Wembley in a few rounds. Unfortunately the management didn't think the same, handing debuts to several youngsters. Even with this handicap, Leeds started much the better side, with Leon Constantine latching onto a ball over the top and putting Leeds 1-0 up after just eight minutes. It didn't last however, United wasted chances through De Vries and Da Costa, and were made to pay when Bury levelled after 25 minutes. Leeds failed to defend a Brian Barry-Murphy corner, and Ben Futcher rose to head the ball home, unmarked. To make matters worse they repeated the mistake to allow the impressive Andy Bishop to despatch another Barry-Murphy corner five minutes later. Leeds still looked like coming out on top, but when Filipe Da Costa, whose trickery was causing some horrific tackles from Bury, reacted with one of his own he was given a straight red card on his debut. Leeds continued to press, roared on by the crowd, and had chances galore, but it just wouldn't go in. Bury, defending for their lives, were somewhat fortunate to get away with the win, but Leeds just couldn't find the net despite 19 shots on target.

TEAMS:
LEEDS: David Lucas, Simon Madden, Rui Marques, Paul Huntington, Ben Parker, David Prutton (Jonathan Douglas 46), Jonny Howson, Filipe Da Costa, Sebastien Carole (Tresor Kandol 66), Mark De Vries (Matt Heath 77), Leon Constantine.
NOT USED: Alan Martin, Curtis Weston

BURY: Provett, Scott, Futcher, Challinor, Woodthorpe, Haslam, Bishop (Mangan 72), Barry-Murphy, Buchanan (Hurst 54), Parrish, Adams (Barker 89)
NOT USED: Rouse, Dorney

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