Fa Cup Collection (page 9)

Dave Bennett celebrates with the FA Cup
1987 FA Cup final between Coventry City and Tottenham Hotspur

Football Stadium - National England Wembley Way New
Olympic Way, often incorrectly known as Wembley Way, is the road that links Wembley Park tube station and Wembley Stadium in Wembley Park, London, England

Birmingham City 0-1 Fulham, FA Cup Semi-final replay, match action, Maine Road, Manchester, Wednesday 9th April 1975, John Mitchell of Fulham celebrates after scoring goal in final minute of extra

Grimsby Town FC against Wimbledon - Fifth Round FA Cup match 18th February 1989, Wimbledon. Grimsby Town Fans with Harry Haddocks at the Plough Lane, Wimbledon. FT 3-1 to Wimbledon

Middlesbrough 0 v Manchester United 3. FA Cup 5th round replay at Ayresome Park. (Picture) Denis Law consoles a Brough player during the game. 29th February 1972

Middlesbrough 0 v Manchester United 3. FA Cup 5th round replay at Ayresome Park. (Picture) George Best in action. 29th February 1972

Coventry City Chairman John Poynton (right) shakes hands with City vice-president Graham Ratcliffe in front of the clubs trophy cabinet following the teams victory at the 1987 FA Cup Final

Liverpool v Manchester United, FA Cup Semi Final match at Goodison Park, 13th April 1985. Final score. Liverpool 2-2 Manchester United AET (Man U won replay 2-1)

Peterborough v Leeds United FA Cup match at London Road, Saturday 26th January 1974. Terry Yorath of Leeds (right) in action. Final score: Peterborough 1-4 Leeds

Bury v Stoke City, FA Cup Replay at Old Trafford, 24th January 1955.. Final score: Bury 2-3 Stoke City

Stoke City v Arsenal, FA Cup semi final replay, Wednesday 31st March 1971. Final score: Stoke City 0-2 Arsenal

FA Cup Semi Final match at Hillsborough. Leeds United 0 v Manchester United 0. Uniteds Pat Crerand grabs hold of Billy Bremner as Bobby Charlton tries to intervene and stop the two fighting

Sheffield Wednesday Hero, Vic Mobley is helped to his car by his pretty wife Barbara. Vic who played through most Saturdays F.A

West Ham v Fulham F. C F. A. Cup Final 3rd May 1975 A Friendly touch as Fulham
West Ham v Fulham F.C F.A. Cup Final 3rd May 1975 A Friendly touch as Fulham veteran Bobby Moore is consoled by Billy Bonds and Graham Paddon, as he trudges off

Stoke City vs Brighton & Hove Albion: Clash at the Bet365 Stadium (February 19, 2011)
Saturday 19th February 2011

Stoke City's Historic Victory: Glory over Bolton Wanderers - April 17, 2011
Sunday 17th April 2011

Stoke City's Historic Victory: Glory over Bolton Wanderers - April 17, 2011
Sunday 17th April 2011

Clash of the Championship Titans: Stoke City vs. Bolton Wanderers (17th April 2011)
Sunday 17th April 2011

Stoke City's Glory: Unforgettable Victory Over Bolton Wanderers - April 17, 2011
Sunday 17th April 2011

April Showdown: Titans Clash - Bolton Wanderers vs. Stoke City (2011)
Sunday 17th April 2011

April Showdown: A Battle of Football Giants - Bolton Wanderers vs. Stoke City (2011)
Sunday 17th April 2011

April Showdown: Bolton Wanderers vs. Stoke City (17th, 2011)
Sunday 17th April 2011

Sunday Showdown: Chelsea vs. Stoke City - April 25, 2010
Sunday 25th April 2010

Stoke City vs. West Ham United: Clash at the Bet365 Stadium - March 13, 2011
Sunday 13th March 2011

SHEFFIELD, ENGLAND - JUNE 28: Kieran Tierney of Arsenal during the FA Cup Fifth Quarter Final match between Sheffield United and Arsenal FC at Bramall Lane on June 28, 2020 in Sheffield, England

The Hereford crowd invade the pitch after non-league Hereford beat Newcastle in the FA Cup 3rd Round 1972

Chasetown FC FA Cup 3rd Round ahead of their game against Cardiff City

Ray Crawford scores Colchester United's third goal to complete a memorable giant-killing act
Football: FA Cup fifth round 1970/71: Colchester United v Leeds United (3-2)

FA CUP 1958/59. Third round. Norwich City v Manchester United. Terry Bly (extreme right) gets his shot through the United defence to score their first goal. Norwich won 3-0

Bedford's Desmond Quinn pours champagne after the FA Cup 3rd round replay match which pushed Arsenal all the way
Bedford Town v Arsenal (1-2) F.A.Cup 3rd round replay 1956

Hereford players celebrate in the dressing room after beating Newcastle
FA CUP. 3rd Round Replay Hereford United 2 Newcastle United 1

Bournemouth 21 year old Milton Graham scores Bournemouth's first goal against Manchester United
3rd Round FA Cup Man Utd 0 Bournemouth 2

Sutton goal scorers Tony Rains and Matthew Harland celebrate their win over Coventry city in the FA Cup 1989
Sutton goal scorers Tony Rains and Matthew Hanland celebrate their win over Coventry city in the FA Cup 1989

Liverpool v Oldham Athletic FA Cup 3rd round 2012
Liverpool's Jay Spearing and Oldham's Dean Furman

Tottenham Hotspur players celebrate with the FA Cup trophy on an open top bus parade in North London following their victory over Chelsea in the Final Centre is Alan Mullery

FA Cup Final 1971- Arsenal v Liverpool George Armstrong & Chris Lawler May 1971

Cup Final at Chelsea. Aston Villa 1 v. Huddersfield 0. Captains shake hands A. Ducat of Villa and Bullock of Huddersfield, 24th April 1920

FA Cup Final at Wembley Stadium Chelsea 2 v Leeds United 2 Princess Margaret shakes hands with the Chelsea team before kick off April 1970

FA Cup 3rd round replay. Liverpool v Swansea City. Anfield, Liverpool, Merseyside. Final score 8-0 to Liverpool. 9th January 1990

FA Cup 3rd round. Bolton Wanderers v Liverpool. Burnden Park, Bolton. Final score 2-2. 3rd January 1993. Picture shows a goal mouth scene from a corner, 2nd half

Manchester United 2-0 QPR, FA Cup Quarter Final match action, Old Trafford, Sunday 12th March 1995, pictured, Denis Irwin, Man United full back celebrates with teammates after scoring goal

Sunderland 1-0 Leeds United, FA Cup final match at Wembley Stadium, London, Saturday 5th May 1973, Billy Bremner, match action

Middlesbrough 0 v Manchester United 3. FA Cup 5th round replay at Ayresome Park. (Picture) George Best (right) in action. 29th February 1972

Middlesbrough 1-0 Wycombe Wanderers, FA Cup Replay at Ayresome Park, Tuesday 7th January 1975. Wycombe Wanderers reached the third round proper for the first time in their history

King George V visits Hyde Road Stadium to watch Manchester City v Liverpool. It was the first time a reigning monarch had visited a football venue outside of London. 20th March 1920

Chelsea 2-0 Liverpool, FA Cup match at Stamford Bridge, Saturday 13th February 1982. Terry McDermott hits the bar with this lob over the head of Gary Locke

Newcastle United 2-0 Burnley, FA Cup semi-final at Hillsborough, Saturday 30th March 1974. Terry McDermott returns to the pitch to thank supporters

Liverpool 3-1 Everton, FA Cup Final 1986, Wembley Stadium, Saturday 10th May 1986. Post Match Scenes. Craig Johnston

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"An Iconic View of Stamford Bridge: Witnessing the Arsenal v Chelsea FA Cup Final" The atmosphere at Stamford Bridge was electric as football giants Arsenal and Chelsea clashed in the highly anticipated FA Cup Final. The historic venue provided a breathtaking backdrop for this intense battle, with fans eagerly awaiting the outcome. Wembley Stadium Fine Art - England National Stadium As the teams took to the pitch, emotions ran high. The stakes were raised even higher by memories of past finals held at Wembley Stadium, such as the legendary 1966 clash between Everton and Sheffield Wednesday. It was a reminder of how this prestigious tournament has captivated football enthusiasts throughout history. Brighton and Hove Albion v Grimsby Town FA Cup quarter-final 19MAR23 But it wasn't just about big-name clubs; smaller teams like Brighton and Hove Albion and Grimsby Town also made their mark on this illustrious competition. Their quarter-final match showcased their determination to prove themselves against more established opponents, adding an element of surprise to the tournament's narrative. Arsenal v Chelsea - The Emirates FA Cup Final Back at present day, all eyes were on Arsenal and Chelsea as they battled it out for glory in front of thousands of passionate supporters. This final represented not only a chance for silverware but also bragging rights between two fierce London rivals. Sheffield Wednesday Club F. A. Cup Winners, 1896 Reflecting on history once again, we remember Sheffield Wednesday's triumph in 1896 when they lifted the coveted trophy. It serves as a reminder that every team dreams of etching their name into football folklore through victory in this iconic competition. Whether it be witnessing unforgettable clashes at Stamford Bridge or relishing underdog stories like Brighton vs Grimsby Town, each edition of the FA Cup brings its own unique blend of drama and excitement to English football – making it one of the most cherished tournaments in the world.