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The Complete List of FA Cup Winners Since 1872

As the FA Cup third round approaches, test your knowledge of the competition's rich history by naming every winner since its inception in 1872. From the early days of English football to the present, the FA Cup has been a cornerstone of the sport. Here's a comprehensive list of all the winners.

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The Complete List of FA Cup Winners Since 1872

As the FA Cup third round approaches, test your knowledge of the competition's rich history by naming every winner since its inception in 1872. From the early days of English football to the present, the FA Cup has been a cornerstone of the sport. Here's a comprehensive list of all the winners.

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The FA Cup, the oldest association football competition in the world, has a rich and fascinating history spanning over 140 years. Since its inception in 1872, the competition has been a cornerstone of English football, with the third round being one of the most highly anticipated stages of the tournament. As the third round approaches, we take a look at every winner of the FA Cup since its beginning.

The first FA Cup final was held on March 16, 1872, at the Kennington Oval in London, with Wanderers beating the Royal Engineers 1-0. The competition was initially dominated by amateur teams, with Wanderers winning five of the first seven FA Cups. However, as the sport grew in popularity, professional teams began to take over, and the competition became more competitive.

Early Years (1872-1915)

During the early years of the FA Cup, teams like Wanderers, Old Etonians, and Blackburn Rovers dominated the competition. However, as the sport grew, teams like Aston Villa, Liverpool, and Manchester United began to make their mark. The 1880s saw the rise of Blackburn Rovers, who won the competition three times during the decade.

The Interwar Period (1919-1939)

The interwar period saw a significant increase in the number of teams participating in the FA Cup. The 1920s and 1930s were dominated by teams like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Everton. The 1927 FA Cup final between Cardiff City and Arsenal was the first to be broadcast on radio, marking a significant milestone in the competition's history.

Post-War Era (1946-1992)

The post-war era saw a significant increase in competition, with teams like Liverpool, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur dominating the FA Cup. The 1960s and 1970s were particularly successful for Liverpool, who won the competition seven times during the period. The 1980s saw the rise of Manchester United, who won the competition five times during the decade.

Modern Era (1993-Present)

The modern era has seen a significant increase in competition, with teams like Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City dominating the FA Cup. The 1990s and 2000s were particularly successful for Arsenal, who won the competition five times during the period. The 2010s saw the rise of Manchester City, who won the competition twice during the decade.

The Complete List of FA Cup Winners

Here is the complete list of FA Cup winners since 1872:

  1. 1872 - Wanderers
  2. 1873 - Wanderers
  3. 1874 - Oxford University
  4. 1875 - Royal Engineers
  5. 1876 - Wanderers
  6. 1877 - Wanderers
  7. 1878 - Wanderers
  8. 1879 - Old Etonians
  9. 1880 - Clapham Rovers
  10. 1881 - Blackburn Rovers
  11. 1882 - Old Etonians
  12. 1883 - Blackburn Olympic
  13. 1884 - Blackburn Rovers
  14. 1885 - Blackburn Rovers
  15. 1886 - Blackburn Rovers
  16. 1887 - Aston Villa
  17. 1888 - West Bromwich Albion
  18. 1889 - Preston North End
  19. 1890 - Blackburn Rovers
  20. 1891 - Blackburn Rovers
  21. 1892 - West Bromwich Albion
  22. 1893 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  23. 1894 - Notts County
  24. 1895 - Aston Villa
  25. 1896 - Sheffield Wednesday
  26. 1897 - Aston Villa
  27. 1898 - Nottingham Forest
  28. 1899 - Sheffield United
  29. 1900 - Bury
  30. 1901 - Tottenham Hotspur
  31. 1902 - Sheffield United
  32. 1903 - Bury
  33. 1904 - Manchester City
  34. 1905 - Aston Villa
  35. 1906 - Everton
  36. 1907 - Sheffield Wednesday
  37. 1908 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  38. 1909 - Manchester United
  39. 1910 - Newcastle United
  40. 1911 - Bradford City
  41. 1912 - Barnsley
  42. 1913 - Aston Villa
  43. 1914 - Burnley
  44. 1915 - Sheffield United
  45. 1920 - Aston Villa
  46. 1921 - Tottenham Hotspur
  47. 1922 - Huddersfield Town
  48. 1923 - Bolton Wanderers
  49. 1924 - Aston Villa
  50. 1925 - Sheffield United
  51. 1926 - Bolton Wanderers
  52. 1927 - Cardiff City
  53. 1928 - Blackburn Rovers
  54. 1929 - Bolton Wanderers
  55. 1930 - Arsenal
  56. 1931 - West Bromwich Albion
  57. 1932 - Newcastle United
  58. 1933 - Everton
  59. 1934 - Manchester City
  60. 1935 - Sheffield Wednesday
  61. 1936 - Arsenal
  62. 1937 - Sunderland
  63. 1938 - Preston North End
  64. 1939 - Portsmouth
  65. 1946 - Derby County
  66. 1947 - Charlton Athletic
  67. 1948 - Manchester United
  68. 1949 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  69. 1950 - Arsenal
  70. 1951 - Newcastle United
  71. 1952 - Newcastle United
  72. 1953 - Blackpool
  73. 1954 - West Bromwich Albion
  74. 1955 - Newcastle United
  75. 1956 - Manchester City
  76. 1957 - Aston Villa
  77. 1958 - Bolton Wanderers
  78. 1959 - Nottingham Forest
  79. 1960 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  80. 1961 - Tottenham Hotspur
  81. 1962 - Tottenham Hotspur
  82. 1963 - Manchester United
  83. 1964 - West Ham United
  84. 1965 - Liverpool
  85. 1966 - Everton
  86. 1967 - Tottenham Hotspur
  87. 1968 - West Bromwich Albion
  88. 1969 - Manchester City
  89. 1970 - Chelsea
  90. 1971 - Arsenal
  91. 1972 - Leeds United
  92. 1973 - Sunderland
  93. 1974 - Liverpool
  94. 1975 - West Ham United
  95. 1976 - Southampton
  96. 1977 - Liverpool
  97. 1978 - Ipswich Town
  98. 1979 - Arsenal
  99. 1980 - West Ham United
  100. 1981 - Liverpool
  101. 1982 - Tottenham Hotspur
  102. 1983 - Manchester United
  103. 1984 - Everton
  104. 1985 - Manchester United
  105. 1986 - Liverpool
  106. 1987 - Coventry City
  107. 1988 - Wimbledon
  108. 1989 - Liverpool
  109. 1990 - Manchester United
  110. 1991 - Tottenham Hotspur
  111. 1992 - Liverpool
  112. 1993 - Arsenal
  113. 1994 - Manchester United
  114. 1995 - Everton
  115. 1996 - Manchester United
  116. 1997 - Chelsea
  117. 1998 - Arsenal
  118. 1999 - Manchester United
  119. 2000 - Chelsea
  120. 2001 - Liverpool
  121. 2002 - Arsenal
  122. 2003 - Arsenal
  123. 2004 - Manchester United
  124. 2005 - Arsenal
  125. 2006 - Liverpool
  126. 2007 - Chelsea
  127. 2008 - Portsmouth
  128. 2009 - Chelsea
  129. 2010 - Chelsea
  130. 2011 - Manchester City
  131. 2012 - Liverpool
  132. 2013 - Wigan Athletic
  133. 2014 - Arsenal
  134. 2015 - Arsenal
  135. 2016 - Manchester United
  136. 2017 - Arsenal
  137. 2018 - Chelsea
  138. 2019 - Manchester City
  139. 2020 - Arsenal
  140. 2021 - Leicester City
  141. 2022 - Liverpool

The FA Cup, the oldest association football competition in the world, has a rich and fascinating history spanning over 140 years. Since its inception in 1872, the competition has been a cornerstone of English football, with the third round being one of the most highly anticipated stages of the tournament. As the third round approaches, we take a look at every winner of the FA Cup since its beginning.

The first FA Cup final was held on March 16, 1872, at the Kennington Oval in London, with Wanderers beating the Royal Engineers 1-0. The competition was initially dominated by amateur teams, with Wanderers winning five of the first seven FA Cups. However, as the sport grew in popularity, professional teams began to take over, and the competition became more competitive.

Early Years (1872-1915)

During the early years of the FA Cup, teams like Wanderers, Old Etonians, and Blackburn Rovers dominated the competition. However, as the sport grew, teams like Aston Villa, Liverpool, and Manchester United began to make their mark. The 1880s saw the rise of Blackburn Rovers, who won the competition three times during the decade.

The Interwar Period (1919-1939)

The interwar period saw a significant increase in the number of teams participating in the FA Cup. The 1920s and 1930s were dominated by teams like Arsenal, Manchester City, and Everton. The 1927 FA Cup final between Cardiff City and Arsenal was the first to be broadcast on radio, marking a significant milestone in the competition's history.

Post-War Era (1946-1992)

The post-war era saw a significant increase in competition, with teams like Liverpool, Manchester United, and Tottenham Hotspur dominating the FA Cup. The 1960s and 1970s were particularly successful for Liverpool, who won the competition seven times during the period. The 1980s saw the rise of Manchester United, who won the competition five times during the decade.

Modern Era (1993-Present)

The modern era has seen a significant increase in competition, with teams like Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City dominating the FA Cup. The 1990s and 2000s were particularly successful for Arsenal, who won the competition five times during the period. The 2010s saw the rise of Manchester City, who won the competition twice during the decade.

The Complete List of FA Cup Winners

Here is the complete list of FA Cup winners since 1872:

  1. 1872 - Wanderers
  2. 1873 - Wanderers
  3. 1874 - Oxford University
  4. 1875 - Royal Engineers
  5. 1876 - Wanderers
  6. 1877 - Wanderers
  7. 1878 - Wanderers
  8. 1879 - Old Etonians
  9. 1880 - Clapham Rovers
  10. 1881 - Blackburn Rovers
  11. 1882 - Old Etonians
  12. 1883 - Blackburn Olympic
  13. 1884 - Blackburn Rovers
  14. 1885 - Blackburn Rovers
  15. 1886 - Blackburn Rovers
  16. 1887 - Aston Villa
  17. 1888 - West Bromwich Albion
  18. 1889 - Preston North End
  19. 1890 - Blackburn Rovers
  20. 1891 - Blackburn Rovers
  21. 1892 - West Bromwich Albion
  22. 1893 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  23. 1894 - Notts County
  24. 1895 - Aston Villa
  25. 1896 - Sheffield Wednesday
  26. 1897 - Aston Villa
  27. 1898 - Nottingham Forest
  28. 1899 - Sheffield United
  29. 1900 - Bury
  30. 1901 - Tottenham Hotspur
  31. 1902 - Sheffield United
  32. 1903 - Bury
  33. 1904 - Manchester City
  34. 1905 - Aston Villa
  35. 1906 - Everton
  36. 1907 - Sheffield Wednesday
  37. 1908 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  38. 1909 - Manchester United
  39. 1910 - Newcastle United
  40. 1911 - Bradford City
  41. 1912 - Barnsley
  42. 1913 - Aston Villa
  43. 1914 - Burnley
  44. 1915 - Sheffield United
  45. 1920 - Aston Villa
  46. 1921 - Tottenham Hotspur
  47. 1922 - Huddersfield Town
  48. 1923 - Bolton Wanderers
  49. 1924 - Aston Villa
  50. 1925 - Sheffield United
  51. 1926 - Bolton Wanderers
  52. 1927 - Cardiff City
  53. 1928 - Blackburn Rovers
  54. 1929 - Bolton Wanderers
  55. 1930 - Arsenal
  56. 1931 - West Bromwich Albion
  57. 1932 - Newcastle United
  58. 1933 - Everton
  59. 1934 - Manchester City
  60. 1935 - Sheffield Wednesday
  61. 1936 - Arsenal
  62. 1937 - Sunderland
  63. 1938 - Preston North End
  64. 1939 - Portsmouth
  65. 1946 - Derby County
  66. 1947 - Charlton Athletic
  67. 1948 - Manchester United
  68. 1949 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  69. 1950 - Arsenal
  70. 1951 - Newcastle United
  71. 1952 - Newcastle United
  72. 1953 - Blackpool
  73. 1954 - West Bromwich Albion
  74. 1955 - Newcastle United
  75. 1956 - Manchester City
  76. 1957 - Aston Villa
  77. 1958 - Bolton Wanderers
  78. 1959 - Nottingham Forest
  79. 1960 - Wolverhampton Wanderers
  80. 1961 - Tottenham Hotspur
  81. 1962 - Tottenham Hotspur
  82. 1963 - Manchester United
  83. 1964 - West Ham United
  84. 1965 - Liverpool
  85. 1966 - Everton
  86. 1967 - Tottenham Hotspur
  87. 1968 - West Bromwich Albion
  88. 1969 - Manchester City
  89. 1970 - Chelsea
  90. 1971 - Arsenal
  91. 1972 - Leeds United
  92. 1973 - Sunderland
  93. 1974 - Liverpool
  94. 1975 - West Ham United
  95. 1976 - Southampton
  96. 1977 - Liverpool
  97. 1978 - Ipswich Town
  98. 1979 - Arsenal
  99. 1980 - West Ham United
  100. 1981 - Liverpool
  101. 1982 - Tottenham Hotspur
  102. 1983 - Manchester United
  103. 1984 - Everton
  104. 1985 - Manchester United
  105. 1986 - Liverpool
  106. 1987 - Coventry City
  107. 1988 - Wimbledon
  108. 1989 - Liverpool
  109. 1990 - Manchester United
  110. 1991 - Tottenham Hotspur
  111. 1992 - Liverpool
  112. 1993 - Arsenal
  113. 1994 - Manchester United
  114. 1995 - Everton
  115. 1996 - Manchester United
  116. 1997 - Chelsea
  117. 1998 - Arsenal
  118. 1999 - Manchester United
  119. 2000 - Chelsea
  120. 2001 - Liverpool
  121. 2002 - Arsenal
  122. 2003 - Arsenal
  123. 2004 - Manchester United
  124. 2005 - Arsenal
  125. 2006 - Liverpool
  126. 2007 - Chelsea
  127. 2008 - Portsmouth
  128. 2009 - Chelsea
  129. 2010 - Chelsea
  130. 2011 - Manchester City
  131. 2012 - Liverpool
  132. 2013 - Wigan Athletic
  133. 2014 - Arsenal
  134. 2015 - Arsenal
  135. 2016 - Manchester United
  136. 2017 - Arsenal
  137. 2018 - Chelsea
  138. 2019 - Manchester City
  139. 2020 - Arsenal
  140. 2021 - Leicester City
  141. 2022 - Liverpool

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