- 1871–72Wanderers1–0Royal EngineersKennington Oval2,000
- 1872–73Wanderers2–0Oxford UniversityLillie Bridge3,000
- 1873–74Oxford University2–0Royal EngineersKennington Oval2,000
- 1874–75Royal Engineers* 1–1 *Old EtoniansKennington Oval2,000
- 1874–75 (R)Royal Engineers2–0Old EtoniansKennington Oval3,000
- 1875–76Wanderers* 1–1 *Old EtoniansKennington Oval3,500
- 1875–76 (R)Wanderers3–0Old EtoniansKennington Oval1,500
- 1876–77Wanderers* 2–1 *Oxford UniversityKennington Oval3,000
- 1877–78Wanderers3–1Royal EngineersKennington Oval4,500
- 1878–79Old Etonians1–0Clapham RoversKennington Oval5,000
- 1879–80Clapham Rovers1–0Oxford UniversityKennington Oval6,000
- 1880–81Old Carthusians3–0Old EtoniansKennington Oval4,000
- 1881–82Old Etonians1–0Blackburn RoversKennington Oval6,500
- 1882–83Blackburn Olympic* 2–1 *Old EtoniansKennington Oval8,000
- 1883–84Blackburn Rovers2–1ScotlandQueen's ParkKennington Oval4,000
- 1884–85Blackburn Rovers2–0ScotlandQueen's ParkKennington Oval12,500
- 1885–86Blackburn Rovers0–0West Bromwich AlbionKennington Oval15,000
- 1885–86 (R)Blackburn Rovers2–0West Bromwich AlbionRacecourse Ground12,000
- 1886–87Aston Villa2–0West Bromwich AlbionKennington Oval15,500
- 1887–88West Bromwich Albion2–1Preston North EndKennington Oval19,000
- 1888–89Preston North End double-dagger3–0Wolverhampton WanderersKennington Oval22,000
- 1889–90Blackburn Rovers6–1The WednesdayKennington Oval20,000
- 1890–91Blackburn Rovers3–1Notts CountyKennington Oval23,000
- 1891–92West Bromwich Albion3–0Aston VillaKennington Oval32,810
- 1892–93Wolverhampton Wanderers1–0EvertonFallowfield Stadium45,000
- 1893–94Notts County4–1Bolton WanderersGoodison Park37,000
- 1894–95Aston Villa1–0West Bromwich AlbionCrystal Palace42,560
- 1895–96The Wednesday2–1Wolverhampton WanderersCrystal Palace48,836
- 1896–97Aston Villa double-dagger3–2EvertonCrystal Palace65,891
- 1897–98Nottingham Forest3–1Derby CountyCrystal Palace62,017
- 1898–99Sheffield United4–1Derby CountyCrystal Palace73,833
- 1899–1900Bury4–0SouthamptonCrystal Palace68,945
- 1900–01Tottenham Hotspur2–2Sheffield UnitedCrystal Palace110,820
FA Cup Finals From 1872
The Football Association Cup, first played during the 1871–72 season, is the oldest national football competition in the world. Here you have each of the finals from the first ever FA Cup Final: The teams, the venue, the score and the attendance.
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Tim Brocklehurst
6th June 2020 in sports
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