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FA Cup
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FA
Cup
Tickets
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The FA
Cup
The FA Cup is the oldest
football competition
in the world. It first started
it’s life way back in 1871–72.
Because it
involves clubs of all
standards playing against
each other, there is the
possibility for
"minnows" or
"under-dogs" from
the lower divisions of the
football league to become
what are known as
"giant-killers" by
beating
bigger clubs from higher
division and knocking them
out of the tournament.
It is however (until recent
years), every seldom that a
lower division side
reaches the final. An all
time record was set when 731
teams were accepted
into the FA Cup for the
2007–08 season. In
comparison, the League Cup
(Carling Cup) can involve
only the 72 members of The
Football League, along
with the 20 teams in the
Premiership, making it a total
of 92 teams that are
eligible to
play.
The current FA
Cup holders are Portsmouth,
who beat Cardiff City 1–0
in the 2008 final on 17 May
2008. This is the
first time that a team from
outside the 'top four'
(Liverpool, Manchester
United, Chelsea, and
Arsenal) has won the FA Cup
in the past 13 years. As
well as being presented
with the cup, the winning
team also qualify for the
first round of the UEFA
Cup. This is of course unless
they have already
qualified for Europe in
which case the position goes
to the runners-up or to
the highest placed
Premiership club without
European
qualification.