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Ipswich Town 1 Arsenal 0

Played May 6 1978, Attendance 100,000, Referee D Nippard

Ipswich Town Team

Paul Cooper, George Burley, Mick Mills (Captain), Brian Talbot, Allan Hunter, Kevin Beattie, Roger Osbourne (Scored), John Wark, Paul Mariner, David Geddis, Clive Woods
Substitute Mick Lambert replaced Roger Osbourne in the 79th minute

Arsenal Team

Pat Jennings, Pat Rice (Captain), Sammy Nelson, David Price, Willie Young, David O’Leary, Liam Brady, Alan Hudson, Malcolm Macdonald, Frank Stapleton, Alan Sunderland
Substitute Graham Rix replaced Liam Brady in the 65th minute

Tottenham Hotspur 2 Sheffield United 2 (after extra time)

Played April 20 1901, Attendance 110,820, Referee A Kingscott

Tottenham Hotspur Team

Geoerge Clawley, Harry Erentz, Sandy Tait, Tom Morris, Ted Hughes, Jack Jones (Captain), Tom Smith, John Cameron, Sandy Brown (Scored 2), David Copeland, Jack Kirwan

Sheffield United Team

William Foulke, Harry Thickett, Peter Boyle, Harry Johnson, Tom Morren, Ernest “Nudger” Needham (Captain), Walter Bennett (Scored), Charles “Oakey” Field, George Hedley, Fred Priest (Scored), Bert Lipsham

1901 FA Cup Final Replay Result

Tottenham Hotspur 3 Sheffield United 1

Replay Played April 27 1901, Attendance 20,470, Referee A Kingscott

Tottenham Hotspur Team

Geoerge Clawley, Harry Erentz, Sandy Tait, Tom Morris, Ted Hughes, Jack Jones (Captain), Tom Smith (Scored), John Cameron (Scored), Sandy Brown (Scored), David Copeland, Jack Kirwan

Sheffield United Team

William Foulke, Harry Thickett, Peter Boyle, Harry Johnson, Tom Morren, Ernest “Nudger” Needham (Captain), Walter Bennett, Charles “Oakey” Field, George Hedley, Fred Priest (Scored), Bert Lipsham

Wolverhampton Wanderers 3 Leicester City 1

Played April 30 1949 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 99,500, Referee R A Mortimer

Wolverhampton Wanderers Team

Bert Williams, Roy Pritchard, Terry Springthorpe, Wally Crook, Bill Shorthouse, Billy Wright (Captain), Johnny Hancocks, Sammy Smyth (Scored), Jesse Pye (Scored 2), Jimmy Dunn, Jimmy Mullen

Leicester City Team

Gordon Bradley, Horace Jelly, Alec Scott, Walter Harrison, Norman Plummer (Captain), John King, Mal Griffiths (Scored), Jack Lee, Jim Harrison, Ken Chisholm, Charlie Adam

Arsenal 2 Huddersfield Town 0

Played April 26 1930 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 92,488, Referee T Crew

Arsenal Team

Charlie Preedy, Tom Parker (Captain), Eddie Hapgood, Alf Baker, Bill Seddon, Bob John,
Joe Hulme, David Jack, Jack Lambert (Scored), Alex James (Scored), Cliff Bastin

Huddersfield Town Team

Hugh Turner, Roy Goodall, Bonwell Spence, Jimmy Naylor, Tommy Wilson (Captain),
Austin Campbell, Alex Jackson, Bob Kelly, Harry Davies, Harry Raw, Billy Smith

Nottingham Forest 3 Derby County 1

Played April 16 1898 at Crystal Palace, Attendance 62,017, Referee J Lewis

Nottingham Forest Team

Dan Allsop, Archie Ritchie, Adam Scott, Frank Forman (Captain), John McPherson (Scored), Willie Wragg, Tom McInnes, Charlie Richards, Len Benbow, Arthur Capes (Scored 2), Billy Spouncer

Derby County Team

Jack Fryer, Jimmy Methven, Joe Leiper, Jack Cox, Archie Goodall, James Turner, John Goodall, Steve Bloomer (Scored), John Boag, Jimmy Stevenson, Hugh McQueen