Crystal Palace became the latest team to win the FA Cup title after beating Manchester City in the 144th final of the competition at the Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
The FA (Football Association) Cup is the world’s oldest football competition and dates back to the 1871-72 season. The Wanderers were the inaugural champion of the tournament.
Arsenal remains the most successful club in FA Cup’s history, having won the tournament 14 times. Manchester United, which one the 2023-2024 edition, is a close second with 13 titles.
Here is the full list of winners of the FA Cup from 1872 to 2025 (latest first):
- 2025: Crystal Palace
- 2024: Manchester United
- 2023: Manchester City
- 2022: Liverpool
- 2021: Leicester City
- 2020: Arsenal
- 2019: Manchester City
- 2018: Chelsea
- 2017: Arsenal
- 2016: Manchester United
- 2015: Arsenal
- 2014: Arsenal
- 2013: Wigan Athletic
- 2012: Chelsea
- 2011: Manchester City
- 2010: Chelsea
- 2009: Chelsea
- 2008: Portsmouth
- 2007: Chelsea
- 2006: Liverpool
- 2005: Arsenal
- 2004: Manchester United
- 2003: Arsenal
- 2002: Arsenal
- 2001: Liverpool
- 2000: Chelsea
- 1999: Manchester United
- 1998: Arsenal
- 1997: Chelsea
- 1996: Manchester United
- 1995: Everton
- 1994: Manchester United
- 1993: Arsenal
- 1992: Liverpool
- 1991: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1990: Manchester United
- 1989: Liverpool
- 1988: Wimbledon
- 1987: Coventry City
- 1986: Liverpool
- 1985: Manchester United
- 1984: Everton
- 1983: Manchester United
- 1982: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1981: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1980: West Ham United
- 1979: Arsenal
- 1978: Ipswich Town
- 1977: Manchester United
- 1976: Southampton
- 1975: West Ham United
- 1974: Liverpool
- 1973: Sunderland
- 1972: Leeds United
- 1971: Arsenal
- 1970: Chelsea
- 1969: Manchester City
- 1968: West Bromwich Albion
- 1967: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1966: Everton
- 1965: Liverpool
- 1964: West Ham United
- 1963: Manchester United
- 1962: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1961: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1960: Wolverhampton Wanderers
- 1959: Nottingham Forest
- 1958: Bolton Wanderers
- 1957: Aston Villa
- 1956: Manchester City
- 1955: Newcastle United
- 1954: West Bromwich Albion
- 1953: Blackpool
- 1952: Newcastle United
- 1951: Newcastle United
- 1950: Arsenal
- 1949: Wolverhampton Wanderers
- 1948: Manchester United
- 1947: Charlton Athletic
- 1946: Derby County
- 1939: Portsmouth
- 1938: Preston North End
- 1937: Sunderland
- 1936: Arsenal
- 1935: Sheffield Wednesday
- 1934: Manchester City
- 1933: Everton
- 1932: Newcastle United
- 1931: West Bromwich Albion
- 1930: Arsenal
- 1929: Bolton Wanderers
- 1928: Blackburn Rovers
- 1927: Cardiff City
- 1926: Bolton Wanderers
- 1925: Sheffield United
- 1924: Newcastle United
- 1923: Bolton Wanderers
- 1922: Huddersfield Town
- 1921: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1920: Aston Villa
- 1919: Cancelled because of World War I
- 1918: Cancelled because of World War I
- 1917: Cancelled because of World War I
- 1916: Cancelled because of World War I
- 1915: Sheffield United
- 1914: Burnley
- 1913: Aston Villa
- 1912: Barnsley
- 1911: Bradford City
- 1910: Newcastle United
- 1909: Manchester United
- 1908: Wolverhampton Wanderers
- 1907: Sheffield Wednesday
- 1906: Everton
- 1905: Aston Villa
- 1904: Manchester City
- 1903: Bury
- 1902: Sheffield United
- 1901: Tottenham Hotspur
- 1900: Bury
- 1899: Sheffield United
- 1898: Nottingham Forest
- 1897: Aston Villa
- 1896: Sheffield Wednesday
- 1895: Aston Villa
- 1894: Notts County
- 1893: Wolverhampton Wanderers
- 1892: West Bromwich Albion
- 1891: Blackburn Rovers
- 1890: Blackburn Rovers
- 1889: Preston North End
- 1888: West Bromwich Albion
- 1887: Aston Villa
- 1886: Blackburn Rovers
- 1885: Blackburn Rovers
- 1884: Blackburn Rovers
- 1883: Blackburn Olympic
- 1882: Old Etonians
- 1881: Old Carthusians
- 1880: Clapham Rovers
- 1879: Old Etonians
- 1878: Wanderers
- 1877: Wanderers
- 1876: Wanderers
- 1875: Royal Engineers
- 1874: Oxford University
- 1873: Wanderers
- 1872: Wanderers
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