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FA Cup Final Appearances

FA Cup Final appearances from 1872 to 2026. See which clubs have reached the final most often, their wins, runners-up finishes and FA Cup records.

FA Cup Final Appearances: 1872 to 2026

Discover which clubs have appeared in the most FA Cup Finals since the competition began in 1871-72. See which clubs have reached the final most often, which teams have won the trophy, and how many times each club has finished as runners-up.

The FA Cup Final appearances record provides a complete statistical history of the clubs that have reached the final of England’s oldest major domestic cup competition. The first FA Cup Final was played in 1872, and the competition has produced more than 150 years of memorable finals.

Manchester United have made the most FA Cup Final appearances, with 22, followed by Arsenal with 21. Chelsea have reached the final 17 times, while Liverpool and Manchester City have each made 15 appearances following the 2026 final. The figures include both victories and defeats in the final.

FA Cup Final Appearances by Club

The table below lists the clubs that have appeared in the FA Cup Final, together with the number of final appearances, wins and runners-up finishes. It provides a useful way to compare the clubs with the longest and most successful histories in the competition.

Who Has Appeared in the Most FA Cup Finals?

Manchester United have made the most FA Cup Final appearances, reaching the final 22 times. Arsenal have appeared in 21 finals, while Chelsea have reached 17. Liverpool and Manchester City have each reached 15 FA Cup Finals following the 2026 final.

Which Club Has Won the Most FA Cup Finals?

Arsenal have won the FA Cup 14 times, the most of any club. Manchester United have won 13, while Chelsea, Liverpool, Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City have each won the competition eight times. Manchester City won the 2026 FA Cup Final by beating Chelsea 1-0 at Wembley.

For the complete season-by-season record of champions, runners-up and final results, see our FA Cup Winners page.

FA Cup Final Appearances 1872-2026

The complete table below shows FA Cup Final appearances by club, including the number of finals played, wins and runners-up finishes. The figures are updated through the 2026 FA Cup Final.

Club Finals Wins Runners-Up
Manchester United22139
Arsenal21147
Chelsea1789
Liverpool1587
Manchester City1587
Newcastle United1367
Everton1358
Aston Villa1174
West Bromwich Albion1055
Tottenham Hotspur981
Blackburn Rovers862
Wolverhampton Wanderers844
Bolton Wanderers743
Preston North End725
Sheffield United642
Sheffield Wednesday633
Old Etonians624
West Ham United532
Portsmouth523
Huddersfield Town514
Leicester City514
Wanderers550
Sunderland422
Derby County413
Southampton413
Leeds United413
Oxford University413
Royal Engineers413
Nottingham Forest321
Burnley312
Cardiff City312
Blackpool312
Crystal Palace312
Bury220
Barnsley211
Charlton Athletic211
Clapham Rovers211
Notts County211
Queen’s Park202
Birmingham City202
Ipswich Town211
Watford202
Old Carthusians110
Blackburn Olympic110
Bradford City110
Coventry City110
Wimbledon110
Wigan Athletic110
Bristol City101
Luton Town101
Fulham101
Queens Park Rangers101
Brighton & Hove Albion101
Middlesbrough101
Millwall101
Stoke City101
Hull City101
Totals 286 143 143

More FA Cup Statistics and Records

Explore more of our FA Cup statistics, records and historical results:

FA Cup Final Records

The FA Cup has been contested since 1871-72 and has featured clubs from across the English football pyramid, as well as historic teams that no longer exist. The final appearance table therefore includes both modern clubs and important teams from the early history of the competition.

For a complete history of the competition, including every final result, venue, winner and runner-up, visit our FA Cup Finals page.

Ben Jardine

About the author:

Ben Jardine is the managing editor of My Football Facts and has covered football since 2014. He writes across football statistics, history and current affairs, from all-time records and World Cup deep dives to live transfer-window coverage, with a focus on rigorously fact-checked, data-led analysis. Connect with Ben on LinkedIn.

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