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FA Cup

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The world's oldest football competition, open to clubs from every tier of the English pyramid.

The FA Cup is the oldest football competition in the world, first contested in the 1871/72 season and organized by the Football Association. It is a single-elimination knockout tournament open to clubs from every level of the English football pyramid, from Premier League giants down to small non-league sides. Each campaign begins with extra preliminary and qualifying rounds involving around 750 entrants, before the format narrows to 124 teams for the First Round Proper, when the 92 Premier League and English Football League clubs join the surviving non-league entrants. From there the competition proceeds through six rounds, quarter-finals, semi-finals and a showpiece final at Wembley Stadium. Historically many ties were settled by a replay if the first match finished level, though modern scheduling pressures have reduced replays in the later rounds. The winner earns a place in the following season's UEFA Europa League and, informally, bragging rights as cup specialists. Arsenal are the most successful club in the competition's history with 14 titles, narrowly ahead of Manchester United's 13. Manchester City lifted the trophy in 2025/26, beating Chelsea in the final. For fans following scores, the FA Cup is prized for its giant-killing shocks and rich tradition.

Fundación1871
Clubes124
Campeón vigenteManchester City
Más títulosArsenal14

ESTADÍSTICAS DE LA LIGA

Puntos
#EquipoJLocalVisitantePor partidoPts
1Morecambe26–3,006
2Worksop2312,004
3Spennymoor13–3,003
3South Shields1–33,003
3Marine13–3,003
3Bedford13–3,003
7Macclesfield11–1,001
7Scarborough1–11,001
9AFC Telford2100,501
10Radcliffe1–00,000
10King’s Lynn1–00,000
10Buxton10–0,000
10Southport1–00,000
10Chester1–00,000
10Darlington1–00,000