FA Cup 2023. All FA Cup winners till Today.

Manchester City winners of the FA Cup 2023.
Manchester City wins the Fa Cup against the hated cousins ​​​​of Manchester United, getting even closer to the hat-trick of the championship, the Fa Cup and the Champions League, which only Manchester United could do in 1999 with Ser Alex Ferguson. Even if United tried at all costs to trip their cousins ​​in order not to give them the disappointment of the hat-trick, they couldn’t do anything in front of Guardiola’s armored wing who beat them 2-1 thanks to a brace from Gundogan

It all started very well for the citizens who immediately took the lead 12 seconds from the kick-off with Ilkay Gundogan. And United dominated for the entire first half hour who returned to the game with a penalty, procured by Wan-Bissaka where after hitting the ball with his head he grazed the arm of Jack Grealish and the referee Tierney immediately kicked de rigueur even if the citizens protested. Bruno Fernandes prepares to kick from the spot, who scores and goes to celebrate in front of the opposing fans who threw various objects at him from the stands, and one hit Lindelof.
After this unpleasant moment for everyone, Pep Guardiola went wild with the referees and the Var for not intervening to review a foul on De Bruyne in the area.
Captain Gundogan took care of calming the waters who unlocked the game and after a free-kick by De Bruyne he hits on the fly and scores the 2-1 which will not change for the whole game.

Guardiola thus won the eleventh trophy since he took charge of Manchester City and the 34th as a manager in his entire career. For Manchester City and won the 7th Fa Cup.

 

FA Cup winners:

  • 1871–72: Wanderers
  • 1872–73: Wanderers
  • 1873–74: Oxford University
  • 1874–75: Royal Engineers
  • 1875–76: Wanderers
  • 1876–77: Wanderers
  • 1877–78: Wanderers
  • 1878–79: Old Etonians
  • 1879–80: Clapham Rovers
  • 1880–81: Old Carthusians
  • 1881–82: Old Etonians
  • 1882–83: Blackburn Olympic
  • 1883–84: Blackburn Rovers
  • 1884–85: Blackburn Rovers
  • 1885–86: Blackburn Rovers
  • 1886–87: Aston Villa
  • 1887–88: West Bromwich Albion
  • 1888–89: Preston North End
  • 1889–90: Blackburn Rovers
  • 1890–91: Blackburn Rovers
  • 1891–92: West Bromwich Albion
  • 1892–93: Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • 1893–94: Notts County
  • 1894–95: Aston Villa
  • 1895–96: The Wednesday
  • 1896–97: Aston Villa
  • 1897–98: Nottingham Forest
  • 1898–99: Sheffield United
  • 1899–1900: Bury
  • 1900–01: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1901–02: Sheffield United
  • 1902–03: Bury
  • 1903–04: Manchester City
  • 1904–05: Aston Villa
  • 1905–06: Everton
  • 1906–07: The Wednesday
  • 1907–08: Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • 1908–09: Manchester United
  • 1909–10: Newcastle United
  • 1910–11: Bradford City
  • 1911–12: Barnsley
  • 1912–13: Aston Villa
  • 1913–14: Burnley
  • 1914–15: Sheffield United
  • 1919–20: Aston Villa
  • 1920–21: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1921–22: Huddersfield Town
  • 1922–23: Bolton Wanderers
  • 1923–24: Newcastle United
  • 1924–25: Sheffield United
  • 1925–26: Bolton Wanderers
  • 1926–27: Wales Cardiff City
  • 1927–28: Blackburn Rovers
  • 1928–29: Bolton Wanderers
  • 1929–30: Arsenal
  • 1930–31: West Bromwich Albion
  • 1931–32: Newcastle United
  • 1932–33: Everton
  • 1933–34: Manchester City
  • 1934–35: Sheffield Wednesday
  • 1935–36: Arsenal
  • 1936–37: Sunderland
  • 1937–38: Preston North End
  • 1938–39: Portsmouth
  • 1945–46: Derby County
  • 1946–47: Charlton Athletic
  • 1947–48: Manchester United
  • 1948–49: Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • 1949–50: Arsenal
  • 1950–51: Newcastle United
  • 1951–52: Newcastle United
  • 1952–53: Blackpool
  • 1953–54: West Bromwich Albion
  • 1954–55: Newcastle United
  • 1955–56: Manchester City
  • 1956–57: Aston Villa
  • 1957–58: Bolton Wanderers
  • 1958–59: Nottingham Forest
  • 1959–60: Wolverhampton Wanderers
  • 1960–61: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1961–62: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1962–63: Manchester United
  • 1963–64: West Ham United
  • 1964–65: Liverpool
  • 1965–66: Everton
  • 1966–67: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1967–68: West Bromwich Albion
  • 1968–69: Manchester City
  • 1969–70: Chelsea
  • 1970–71: Arsenal
  • 1971–72: Leeds United
  • 1972–73: Sunderland
  • 1973–74: Liverpool
  • 1974–75: West Ham United
  • 1975–76: Southampton
  • 1976–77: Manchester United
  • 1977–78: Ipswich Town
  • 1978–79: Arsenal
  • 1979–80: West Ham United
  • 1980–81: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1981–82: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1982–83: Manchester United
  • 1983–84: Everton
  • 1984–85: Manchester United
  • 1985–86: Liverpool
  • 1986–87: Coventry City
  • 1987–88: Wimbledon
  • 1988–89 :Liverpool
  • 1989–90: Manchester United
  • 1990–91: Tottenham Hotspur
  • 1991–92: Liverpool
  • 1992–93: Arsenal
  • 1993–94: Manchester United
  • 1994–95: Everton
  • 1995–96: Manchester United
  • 1996–97: Chelsea
  • 1997–98: Arsenal
  • 1998–99: Manchester United
  • 1999–2000 :Chelsea
  • 2000–01: Liverpool
  • 2001–02: Arsenal
  • 2002–03: Arsenal
  • 2003–04: Manchester United
  • 2004–05: Arsenal
  • 2005–06: Liverpool
  • 2006–07: Chelsea
  • 2007–08: Portsmouth
  • 2008–09: Chelsea
  • 2009–10: Chelsea
  • 2010–11: Manchester City
  • 2011–12: Chelsea
  • 2012–13: Wigan Athletic
  • 2013–14: Arsenal
  • 2014–15: Arsenal
  • 2015–16: Manchester United
  • 2016–17: Arsenal
  • 2017–18: Chelsea
  • 2018–19: Manchester City
  • 2019–20: Arsenal
  • 2020–21: Leicester City
  • 2021–22: Liverpool
  • 2022-23: Manchester City

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