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List of past FA Cup winners And Runners-up

List of past FA Cup winners...

The Football Association Challenge Cup, commonly known simply as the FA Cup, is a knockout competition in English football, organized by The Football Association (FA). It is the oldest existing football competition in the world, dating back to the 1871–72 season. For the first time, the FA Cup final was won by the Wonders. He won six of the first nine championships.
10 times a team from outside the top level of English football has won the FA Cup (since the formation of the Football League in 1888). The last time West Ham United won was in 1980.
As of 2021, the record for the most number of wins is held by Arsenal with 14 wins. The cup has been won by the same team on ten occasions in two or more years, and four teams that have won the final more than once are Wanderers, Blackburn Rovers, Tottenham Hotspur and Arsenal. The cup has been won once by a non-English team, Cardiff City in 1927. The cup is currently held by Leicester City, who defeated Chelsea in the 2021 final.

The FA Cup Winners List
Year	Winner	Runner-Up	Score
2022	Liverpool	Chelsea	0-0 (p 6–5)
2021	Leicester City	Chelsea	1-0
2020	Arsenal	Chelsea	2-1
2019	Manchester City	Watford	6-0
2018	Chelsea	Manchester	1–0
2017	Arsenal	Chelsea	2–1
2016	Manchester United	Crystal Palace	2–1 aet
2015	Arsenal	Aston Villa	4–0
2014	Arsenal	Hull City	3–2 aet
2013	Wigan Athletic	Manchester City	1–0
2012	Chelsea	Liverpool	2–1
2011	Manchester City	Stoke City	1-0
2010	Chelsea	Portsmouth	1-0
2009	Chelsea	Everton	2-1
2008	Portsmouth	Cardiff City	1-0
2007	Chelsea	Manchester United	1-0
2006	Liverpool	West Ham United	3-3 aet
2005	Arsenal	Manchester United	0-0 aet
2004	Manchester United	Millwall	3-0
2003	Arsenal	Southampton	1-0
2002	Arsenal	Chelsea	2-0
2001	Liverpool	Arsenal	2-1
2000	Chelsea	Aston Villa	1-0
1999	Manchester United	Newcastle United	2-0
1998	Arsenal	Newcastle United	2-0
1997	Chelsea	Middlesbrough	2-0
1996	Manchester United	Liverpool	1-0
1995	Everton	Manchester United	1-0
1994	Manchester United	Chelsea	4-0
1993 - replay	Arsenal	Sheffield Wednesday	2-1 aet
1993 - first game	Arsenal	Sheffield Wednesday	1-1 aet
1992	Liverpool	Sunderland	2-0
1991	Tottenham Hotspur	Nottingham Forest	2-1 aet
1990 - replay	Manchester United	Crystal Palace	1-0
1990	Manchester United	Crystal Palace	3-3 aet
1989	Liverpool	Everton	3-2 aet
1988	Wimbledon	Liverpool	1-0
1987	Coventry City	Tottenham Hotspur	3-2 aet
1986	Liverpool	Everton	3-1
1985	Manchester United	Everton	1-0 aet
1984	Everton	Watford	2-0
1983 - replay	Manchester United	Brighton and Hove Albion	4-0
1983	Manchester United	Brighton and Hove Albion	2-2 aet
1982 - replay	Tottenham Hotspur	Queens Park Rangers	1-0
1982	Tottenham Hotspur	Queens Park Rangers	1-1 aet
1981 - replay	Tottenham Hotspur	Manchester City	3-2
1981	Tottenham Hotspur	Manchester City	1-1 aet
1980	West Ham United	Arsenal	1-0
1979	Arsenal	Manchester United	3-2
1978	Ipswich Town	Arsenal	1-0
1977	Manchester United	Liverpool	2-1
1976	Southampton	Manchester United	1-0
1975	West Ham United	Fulham	2-0
1974	Liverpool	Newcastle United	3-0
1973	Sunderland	Leeds United	1-0
1972	Leeds United	Arsenal	1-0
1971	Arsenal	Liverpool	2-1 aet
1970 - replay	Chelsea	Leeds United	2-1
1970	Chelsea	Leeds United	2-2 aet
1969	Manchester City	Leicester City	1-0
1968	West Bromwich Albion	Everton	1-0 aet
1967	Tottenham Hotspur	Chelsea	2-1
1966	Everton	Sheffield Wednesday	3-2
1965	Liverpool	Leeds United	2-1 aet
1964	West Ham United	Preston North End	3-2
1963	Manchester United	Leicester City	3-1
1962	Tottenham Hotspur	Burnley	3-1
1961	Tottenham Hotspur	Leicester City	2-0
1960	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Blackburn Rovers	3-0
1959	Nottingham Forest	Luton Town	2-1
1958	Bolton Wanderers	Manchester United	2-0
1957	Aston Villa	Manchester United	2-1
1956	Manchester City	Birmingham City	3-1
1955	Newcastle United	Manchester City	3-1
1954	West Bromwich Albion	Preston North End	3-2
1953	Blackpool	Bolton Wanderers	4-3
1952	Newcastle United	Arsenal	1-0
1951	Newcastle United	Blackpool	2-0
1950	Arsenal	Liverpool	2-0
1949	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Leicester City	3-1
1948	Manchester United	Blackpool	4-2
1947	Charlton Athletic	Burnley	1-0 aet
1946	Derby County	Charlton Athletic	4-1 aet
1939	Portsmouth	Wolverhampton Wanderers	4-1
1938	Preston North End	Huddersfield Town	1-0 aet
1937	Sunderland	Preston North End	3-1
1936	Arsenal	Sheffield United	1-0
1935	Sheffield Wednesday	West Bromwich Albion	4-2
1934	Manchester City	Portsmouth	2-1
1933	Everton	Manchester City	3-0
1932	Newcastle United	Arsenal	2-1
1931	West Bromwich Albion	Birmingham City	2-1
1930	Arsenal	Huddersfield Town	2-0
1929	Bolton Wanderers	Portsmouth	2-0
1928	Blackburn Rovers	Huddersfield Town	3-1
1927	Cardiff City	Arsenal	1-0
1926	Bolton Wanderers	Manchester City	1-0
1925	Sheffield United	Cardiff City	1-0
1924	Newcastle United	Aston Villa	2-0
1923	Bolton Wanderers	West Ham United	2-0
1922	Huddersfield Town	Preston North End	1-0
1921	Tottenham Hotspur	Wolverhampton Wanderers	1-0
1920	Aston Villa	Huddersfield Town	1-0 aet
1915	Sheffield United	Chelsea	3-0
1914	Burnley	Liverpool	1-0
1913	Aston Villa	Sunderland	1-0
1912 - replay	Barnsley	West Bromwich Albion	1-0
1912	Barnsley	West Bromwich Albion	0-0
1911 - replay	Bradford City	Newcastle United	1-0
1911	Bradford City	Newcastle United	0-0
1910- replay	Newcastle United	Barnsley	2-0
1910	Newcastle United	Barnsley	1-1
1909	Manchester United	Bristol City	1-0
1908	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Newcastle United	3-1
1907	Sheffield Wednesday	Everton	2-1
1906	Everton	Newcastle United	1-0
1905	Aston Villa	Newcastle United	2-0
1904	Manchester City	Bolton Wanderers	1-0
1903	Bury	Derby County	6-0
1902 - replay	Sheffield United	Southampton	2-1
1902	Sheffield United	Southampton	1-1
1901 - replay	Tottenham Hotspur	Sheffield United	3-1
1901	Tottenham Hotspur	Sheffield United	2-2
1900	Bury	Southampton	4-0
1899	Sheffield United	Derby County	4-1
1898	Nottingham Forest	Derby County	3-1
1897	Aston Villa	Everton	3-2
1896	Sheffield Wednesday	Wolverhampton Wanderers	2-1
1895	Aston Villa	West Bromwich Albion	1-0
1894	Notts County	Bolton Wanderers	4-1
1893	Wolverhampton Wanderers	Everton	1-0
1892	West Bromwich Albion	Aston Villa	3-0
1891	Blackburn Rovers	Notts County	3-1
1890	Blackburn Rovers	Sheffield Wednesday	6-1
1889	Preston North End	Wolverhampton Wanderers	3-0
1888	West Bromwich Albion	Preston North End	2-1
1887	Aston Villa	West Bromwich Albion	2-0
1886 - replay	Blackburn Rovers	West Bromwich Albion	2-0
1886 - first game	Blackburn Rovers	West Bromwich Albion	0-0
1885	Blackburn Rovers	Queens Park, Glasgow	2-0
1884	Blackburn Rovers	Queens Park, Glasgow	2-1
1883	Blackburn Olympic	Old Etonians	2-1 aet
1882	Old Etonians	Blackburn Rovers	1-0
1881	Old Carthusians	Old Etonians	3-0
1880	Clapham Rovers	Oxford University	1-0
1879	Old Etonians	Clapham Rovers	1-0
1878	Wanderers	Royal Engineers	3-1
1877	Wanderers	Oxford University	2-1 aet
1876 - replay	Wanderers	Old Etonians	3-0
1876	Wanderers	Old Etonians	1-1 aet
1875 - replay	Royal Engineers	Old Etonians	2-0
1875 - first game	Royal Engineers	Old Etonians	1-1 aet
1874	Oxford University	Royal Engineers	2-0
1873	Wanderers	Oxford University	2-0
1872	Wanderers	Royal Engineers	1-0

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