2012 FA Cup Final Result

Wanderers 3 Royal Engineers 1

Played March 23 1878, Attendance 4,500, Referee S R Bastard

Wanderers Team

(Sir) James Kirkpatrick, Alfred Hugh Stratford, William Lindsay, Hon Arthur Kinnaird (Captain and Scored), Frederick Thomas Green, Charles Henry Reynolds Wollaston, George Hubert Hugh Heron, John George Wylie, Henry Wace, Charles A Denton, Jarvis Kenrick (Scored 2)

Royal Engineers Team

Lovick B Friend, James Cowan, (Sir) William Morris, Charles Mayne, Frederick Heath, Charles Haynes, M Lindsay, Robert Hedley (Captain), (Sir) Francis Bond, Horace Hutton Barnet, Oliver Ruck
Royal Engineers scored from a rush

Sheffield United 1 Southampton 1 (after extra time)

Played April 19 1902, Attendance 76,914, Referee T Kirkham

Sheffield United Team

Willie Foulke, Harry Thickett, Peter Boyle, Ernest “Nudger” Needham (Captain), Bernie Wilkinson, Harry Johnson, Walter Bennett, Alf Common (Scored), George Hedley, Fred Priest, Bert Lipsham

Southampton Team

Jack Robinson, Charles Burgess “CB” Fry, George Molyneux, Sam Meston, Tommy Bowman, Albert Lee, Arthur Turner, Harry Wood (Captain) (Scored), Arthur Brown, Edgar Chadwick, Joe Turner

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1902 FA Cup Final Replay Result

Sheffield United 2 Southampton 1

Replay Played April 26 1902, Attendance 33,068, Referee T Kirkham

Sheffield United Team

Willie Foulke, Harry Thickett, Peter Boyle, Ernest “Nudger” Needham (Captain), Bernie Wilkinson, Harry Johnson, Billy Barnes (Scored), Alf Common, George Hedley (Scored), Fred Priest, Bert Lipsham

Southampton Team

Jack Robinson, Charles Burgess “CB” Fry, George Molyneux, Sam Meston, Tommy Bowman, Albert Lee, Arthur Turner, Harry Wood (Captain), Arthur Brown (Scored), Edgar Chadwick, Joe Turner

Bolton Wanderers 2 Manchester United 0

Played May 3 1958 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee J Sherlock

Bolton Wanderers Team

Eddie Hopkinson, Roy Hartle, Tommy Banks, Derek Hennin, John Higgins,, Bryan Edwards, Brian Birch, Dennis Stevens, Nat Lofthouse (Captain) (Scored 2), Ray Parry, Doug Holden

Manchester United Team

Harry Gregg, Bill Foulkes (Captain), Ian Greaves, Freddie Goodwin, Ron Cope, Stan Crowther, Alex Dawson, Ernie Taylor, (Sir) Bobby Charlton, Dennis Viollet, Colin Webster

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

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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

Arsenal 4 Aston Villa 0

Played May 30 2015 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 89,283, Referee Jonathan Moss

Arsenal Team

W Szczesny, P Mertesacker (Scored), L Koscielny, N Monreal, H Bellerin, M Ozil, A Ramsey, S Cazorla, F Coquelin, T Walcott (Scored), A Sanchez (Scored)

Substitute J Wilshere replaced M Ozil after 77 minutes
Substitute O Giroud (Scored) replaced T Walcott after 77 minutes
Substitute A Oxlade-Chamberlain replaced A Sanchez after 89 minutes

Unused substitutes D Ospina, K Gibbs, Gabriel Paulista, M Flamini

Aston Villa Team

S Given, R Vlaar, J Okore, K Richardson, A Hutton, T Cleverley, A Westwood, F Delph, C N’Zogbia, J Grealish, C Benteke

Substitute G Agbonlahor replaced C N’Zogbia after 53 minutes
Substitute L Bacuna replaced K Richardson after 68 minutes
Substitute C Sanchez replaced A Westwood after 71 minutes

Unused substitutes B Guzan, N Baker, S Sinclair, J Cole

Historical Match Overview

On October 9, 1978, an exciting encounter took place at Shrewsbury Town’s home ground, where they faced off against Zambia. The match commenced promptly at 7:30 PM, drawing fans from near and far.

Highlighting Bobby Charlton

The programme features the legendary Bobby Charlton, who played for Shrewsbury Town during this memorable event. His skills on the pitch added a unique allure to the match, making it a significant occasion for both teams.

A Collector’s Item

This official souvenir programme is not just a keepsake from the game but also a piece of football history. It encapsulates the spirit of the event and serves as a treasured memento for supporters and collectors alike.