The youngest starting XIs in Premier League history
"You will never win anything without kids," Sir Alex Ferguson wrote in his lessons on leadership, Leading . The 13-time Premier League-winning manager has first-hand knowledge of how much success can be earned through youthful exuberance, famously lifting the top-flight title in 1996 after Match of the Day pundit Alan Hansen began the season sniffing: "You can't win anything with kids." Ferguson is hardly the only Premier League manager to have had an unwavering faith in youth. In fact, numerous coaches have fielded teams laced with more kids than the Scot ever did. Here are the youngest starting XIs ever to have graced the Premier League. Youngest starting XIs in Premier League history 10. Arsenal - 23 years & 47 days vs Derby (2008) A 19-year-old Theo Walcott (right) scored one of Arsenal 's six goals against Derby / Ryan Pierse/GettyImages No team in the History of English top-flight Football has ever scored fewer than the 20 goals Derby County cou...