Cardiff's Anyadike, 15, sets new EFL Cup record as youngest player
Cardiff City's Noah Anyadike, 15, becomes the youngest player in EFL Cup history after starting their second-round defeat against Norwich City.
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"It was an incredible evening for him and really well deserved."
— Brian Barry-Murphy , Athlete
"He's making exceptional strides, and he's a very talented player."
— Brian Barry-Murphy , Athlete
"Our job now is to make sure that we protect him, educate him, but also push him."
— Brian Barry-Murphy , Athlete
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Cardiff City's Noah Anyadike, 15, becomes the youngest player in EFL Cup history after starting their second-round defeat against Norwich City.
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