Played May 4 1974 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee G C Kew
Liverpool Team
Ray Clemence, Tommy Smith, Alec Lindsay, Phil Thompson, Peter Cormack, Emlyn Hughes (Captain), Kevin Keegan (Scored 2), Brian Hall, Steve Heighway (Scored), John Toshack, Ian Callaghan
Unused substitute Chris Lawler
Newcastle United Team
Iam McFaul, Frank Clark, Alan Kennedy, Terry McDermott, Pat Howard, Bobby Moncur (Captain), Jimmy Smith, Tommy Cassidy, Malcolm Macdonald, John Tudor, Terry Hibbitt
Substitute Tommy Gibb replaced Jimmy Smith in the 70th minute
Played April 24 1909, Attendance 71,401, Referee J Mason
Manchester United Team
Harry Moger, George Stacey, Vince Hayes, Dick Duckworth, Charlie Roberts (Captain), Alexander “Sandy” Bell, Billy Meredith, Harold Halse, Jimmy Turnbull, Sandy Turnbull (Scored), George Wall
Bristol City Team
Harry Clay, Archie Annan, Joe Cottle, Pat Hanlin, Billy Wedlock, Arthur Spear, Fred Staniforth, Bob Hardy, Sammy Gilligan, Andy Burton, Frank Hilton
Played May 5 1962 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee J Finney
Tottenham Hotspur Team
Bill Brown, Peter Baker, Ron Henry, Danny Blanchflower (Captain) (Scored a penalty), Maurice Norman, Dave Mackay, Terry Medwin, John White, Bobby Smith (Scored), Jimmy Greaves (Scored), Cliff Jones
Burnley Team
Adam Blacklaw, John Angus, Alex Elder, Jimmy Adamson (Captain), Tommy Cummings, Brian Miller, John Connelly, Jimmy McIlroy, Ray Pointer, Jimmy Robson (Scored), Gordon Harris
Played March 14 1874, Attendance 2,000, Referee A Stair
Oxford University Team
Charles Neapean, Charles Mackarness (Scored), Francis Hornby Birley, Frederick Thomas Green, Robert Walpole Sealy Vidal, Cuthbert John Ottaway (Captain), Robert Benson, Frederick Patton (Scored), William Stepney Rawson, Frederick Brunning Chappell-Maddison, Reverand Arthur H Johnson
Royal Engineers Team
Captain William Merriman, Major Francis Marindin (Captain), Lieutenant George W Addison, Gerald Onslow, Lieutenant Henry G Oliver, Lieutenant Thomas Digby, Lieutenant Henry Renny-Tailyour, Lieutenant Herbert Edward Rawson, Lieutenant JE Blackman, Lieutenant Charles Wood, Lieutenant Pelham von Donop
In the 1968 FA Cup Final Dennis Clarke of West Bromwich Albion became the first substitute to be used in an FA Cup Final when he came on in the 91st minute to replace John Kaye.
The 1967 FA Cup Final saw the first 12 man squads when Cliff Jones of Tottenham Hotspur and Joe Kirkup of Chelsea were both included on the team sheets as substitutes. Neither got a game.
Edward-Bowen, Charles William Alcock (Captain), Alexander George Bonsor, Reginald de Courtenay Welch, Morton Peto Betts (Scored), William Crake, Thomas C Hooman, Edgar Lubbock, Albert Thompson, Robert Walpole Sealy Vidal, Charles Henry Reynolds Wollaston
Betts played under the pseudonym A.H. Chequer on the day of the match
Royal Engineers Team
Captain William Merriman, Captain Francis Marindin, Lieutenant George Addison, Lieutenant Edmund Cresswell, Lieutenant Hugh Mitchell, Lieutenant Henry Renny Tailyour, Lieutenant Henry Rich, Lieutenant Alfred George Goodwyn, Lieutenant Herbert Muirhead, Lieutenant Edmond Cotter, Lieutenant Adam Bogle
Manchester United 3 Crystal Palace 3 (after extra time)
Played May 12 1990, Attendance 80,000, Referee A Gunn
Manchester United Team
Jim Leighton, Paul Ince, Lee Martin, Steve Bruce, Mike Phelan, Gary Pallister, Bryan Robson (Captain) (Scored), Neil Webb, Brian McClair, Mark Hughes (Scored 2), Danny Wallace
Substitute Clayton Blackmore replaced Lee Martin in the 88th minute
Substitute Mark Robins replaced Gary Pallister in the 93rd minute
Crystal Palace Team
Nigel Martyn, John Pemberton, Richard Shaw, Andy Gray, Gary O’Reilly (Scored), Andy Thorn, Phil Barber, Geoff Thomas (Captain), Mark Bright, John Salako, Alan Pardew
Substitute Ian Wright (Scored 2) replaced Phil Barber in the 69th minute
Substitute David Madden replaced Andy Gray in the 117th minute
1990 FA Cup Final Replay Result
Manchester United 1 Crystal Palace 0
Replay Played May 17 1990, Attendance 80,000, Referee A Gunn
Manchester United Team
Les Sealey, Paul Ince, Lee Martin (Scored), Steve Bruce, Mike Phelan, Gary Pallister, Bryan Robson (Captain), Neil Webb, Brian McClair, Mark Hughes, Danny Wallace
Unused substitutes Mark Robins, Clayton Blackmore
Crystal Palace Team
Nigel Martyn, John Pemberton, Richard Shaw, Andy Gray, Gary O’Reilly, Andy Thorn, Phil Barber, Geoff Thomas (Captain), Mark Bright, John Salako, Alan Pardew
Substitute Ian Wright replaced Phil Barber in the 64th minute
Substitute David Madden replaced John Salako in the 79th minute
