Everton's Ashley Young is eagerly anticipating a potential FA Cup match against his son, Tyler, as Everton prepares to meet Peterborough United. If both play in Thursday's third-round game at Goodison Park, they could become the first father-son duo to compete against each other in the tournament. This possibility fills Young with pride, marking a significant moment in his career.Ashley expressed his excitement about the chance to share the pitch with Tyler, stating it would surpass all his career achievements. "Hopefully, come game day we're able to get on the same pitch," he shared on Everton's website. He described it as a "goosebumps moment" and highlighted its importance for Tyler, who is just beginning his football journey.Playing at Goodison Park would be a remarkable experience for Tyler, showcasing his skills before a large crowd. This opportunity would be the biggest audience he has ever faced. The match holds special significance as it marks the last-ever FA Cup third-round tie at Goodison Park.

This upcoming encounter will be only the second competitive meeting between Everton and Peterborough United. Their previous clash was in September 2006 during an EFL second-round match, where Everton secured a 2-1 victory. As Ashley remains a key player for Everton this season, Tyler has had limited opportunities with Peterborough.Tyler has appeared once for Peterborough, coming off the bench in an EFL Trophy game in October. Despite this, he knows he must perform well against his father's team. On The One Show, Tyler humorously remarked that nutmegging his dad might result in him not being allowed back home.The potential father-son face-off adds an intriguing layer to this FA Cup fixture. Both players are eager to make history while showcasing their talents on such a significant stage.