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Wembley Stadium

25 April 2026

16:15

FA Cup

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Leeds

Wembley Stadium

26 April 2026

14:00

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FA Cup

Football tradition at its finest. The FA Cup blends giant killing upsets with historic finals at Wembley. Whether it’s early round drama or the final, Love1Ticket offers trusted access to every round of this iconic competition.

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What is the Emirates FA Cup?

The FA Cup is officially the Football Association Cup, the oldest domestic football competition in the world. First played in the 1871/72 season, it has been contested every year since (except during both World Wars), currently in the 145th season.

What makes the FA Cup unique is its open format. Over 700 clubs from every tier of English football enter each year, from non-league clubs to the biggest names in the Premier League. The draw is entirely open meaning Accrington Stanley could face Arsenal. The beauty of everyone competes with no seeding.

Sponsored by Emirates, the competition formally begins its qualifying rounds in August, with Premier League and Championship clubs entering at the Third Round Proper in January. From there, it's straight knockout football all the way to Wembley Stadium, where the FA Cup Final takes place in May. The winner earns automatic qualification to the UEFA Europa League.

FA Cup - Record Holders

Arsenal hold the all time record with 14 FA Cup wins, the most of any club in the competition's history. The Gunners have been FA Cup final runners up on a further seven occasions, making them the most decorated club in the history of the trophy.

Manchester United are second with 13 titles, their most recent coming in 2024 when they beat Manchester City at Wembley. Chelsea and Liverpool have each won the cup eight times, while Tottenham Hotspur have won it eight times too, most recently in 1991.

Arsenal: 14, Manchester United: 13, Chelsea: 8, Liverpool: 8, Tottenham Hotspur: 8, Aston Villa: 7, Newcastle United: 6, Blackburn Rovers: 6, Everton: 5, Wanderers FC: 5, West Bromwich Albion: 5, Bolton Wanderers: 4, Sheffield United: 4, Wolverhampton Wanderers: 4, Manchester City: 7

2024/25 | Crystal Palace vs Manchester City | 1–0
2023/24 | Manchester United vs Manchester City | 2–1
2022/23 | Manchester City vs Manchester United | 2–1
2021/22 | Liverpool vs Chelsea | 6–5 (pens, 0–0 AET)
2020/21 | Leicester City vs Chelsea | 1–0
2019/20 | Arsenal vs Chelsea | 2–1
2018/19 | Manchester City vs Watford | 6–0
2017/18 | Chelsea vs Manchester United | 1–0
2016/17 | Arsenal vs Chelsea | 2–1
2015/16 | Manchester United vs Crystal Palace | 2–1 (AET)

Wembley Stadium — Home of the FA Cup Final

The FA Cup Final has been held at Wembley Stadium since 1923, when Bolton Wanderers beat West Ham United 2–0 in the first ever final at the ground. The match became known as the White Horse Final, when police on horseback helped manage a crowd estimated at 200,000.

The original Wembley was demolished in 2000, and the final temporarily moved to the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff. The new Wembley Stadium opened in 2007, with Chelsea beating Manchester United 1–0 in the first final played there, Didier Drogba scoring the only goal.

Today's Wembley holds 90,000 supporters and is the largest stadium in the UK. FA Cup Final tickets at Wembley are among the most in-demand sporting tickets in Britain. The semi finals have also been held exclusively at Wembley since 2008, meaning all four of the last four clubs receive equal allocation with no home advantage.

How to Buy FA Cup Tickets with Love1Ticket

Buying FA Cup tickets through Love1Ticket is straightforward and fully secure, whether you're attending an early round clash or the FA Cup Final at Wembley.

Browse the fixture list — Find the FA Cup match you want to attend above.
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Attending an FA Cup Match in England

Getting to Wembley Wembley Stadium is located in northwest London and is served by multiple tube lines. Wembley Park (Metropolitan and Jubilee lines) is a short walk from the ground. Wembley Central (Bakerloo line and National Rail) is also within walking distance. The stadium is approximately 30 minutes by tube from central London.

Getting to Other Grounds Early and mid-round FA Cup ties are played at club grounds across England, many of which are accessible by rail or road. We recommend checking National Rail and individual club websites for travel advice around major matches.

FA Cup Tickets — Frequently Asked Questions

When is the FA Cup Final 2026? The 2025/26 FA Cup Final will be held on Saturday 16 May 2026 at Wembley Stadium, London. Kick-off is at 3:00pm BST.

How many teams enter the FA Cup? Over 700 clubs enter the FA Cup each season, spanning all 10 levels of the English football, including non-league clubs through to Premier League clubs.

When do Premier League clubs enter the FA Cup? Premier League and Championship clubs enter the FA Cup at the Third Round, which is traditionally played in early January. Lower league and non-league clubs begin in the Extra Preliminary Rounds, which start in August.

Are FA Cup semi finals at Wembley? Yes. Since the 2007/08 season, both FA Cup Semi Finals have been held at Wembley Stadium, ensuring no team has a home advantage. Each semi-final is typically played on the April weekend.

What does the FA Cup winner receive? In addition to the trophy itself, the FA Cup winner qualifies automatically for the UEFA Europa League in the following season. The FA Cup also carries prize money at every round, with the winner receiving the largest share.

Are tickets available for all rounds? Love1Ticket carries ticket inventory for every round of the FA Cup, subject to availability. Use the fixture search above to check availability for specific matches or request a ticket and we'll provide you with a bespoke quote.

What is the 100% Money Back Guarantee? If an event is cancelled, Love1Ticket will refund the full cost of your ticket order. We also guarantee that all tickets are valid and will be accepted at the venue.

Can I get FA Cup tickets as a fan travelling from overseas? Absolutely. Love1Ticket serves fans from over 100 countries. Most tickets are digital, however on the rare occasion where paper tickets are required, we can arrange delivery to UK hotels or organise city centre collection. Contact our 24/7 support team for further assistance.