1922/23, West Ham v Bolton Wanderers There's some people on the pitch … at the first FA Cup Final at Wembley. The official attendance was reported as 126,047, but the actual figure is believed to be anywhere between 150,000 and 300,000Photograph: Hulton Getty1925/26, Bolton Wanderers v Manchester City Supporters surround Bolton Wanderers captain, Joe Smith, as holds the FA Cup aloft as the victorious Bolton team try to leave Wembley Stadium Photograph: Topical Press Agency/Getty Images1927/28, Blackburn Rovers v Huddersfield Town The victorious Blackburn Rovers return home with the FA Cup trophy aboard the team CharabancPhotograph: Popperfoto
1929/30, Arsenal v Huddersfield Town The Graf Zeppelin sails over Wembley Stadium during the final Photograph: J. Gaiger/Getty Images1937/38, Preston North End v Huddersfield Town George Mutch slams home Preston's winning goal from the penalty spot in the last minute of extra-timePhotograph: Popperfoto/Getty Images1947/48, Manchester United v Blackpool What else is there to do on the long train journey from Blackpool to Wembley?Photograph: Popperfoto/Getty Images1953/54, West Bromwich Albion v Preston North End Baggies keeper Jimmy Sanders can't watch as Ronnie Allen scores a penalty their 3-2 winPhotograph: Express/Getty Images1957/58, Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United Bolton captain and centre-forward Nat Lofthouse, who scored both his team's goals, is given a drink from the FA Cup by manager Bill Ridding in the dressing room Photograph: PA Archive1963/64, West Ham United v Preston North End Hammers captain Bobby Moore shows the trophy to young fans who have climbed the window of the Wembley changing room to see their team Photograph: Colorsport/Corbis1965/66, Everton v Sheffield Wednesday Police chase Everton supporter Eddie Kavanagh across the pitch at Wembley after his team scored in their 3-2 victoryPhotograph: Larry Ellis Collection/Getty Images1971/72, Leeds United v Arsenal Leeds United's Norman Hunter leaps into the air to celebrate as team-mate Allan Clarke scores the winning goalPhotograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images1972/73, Sunderland v Leeds United Sunderland manager Bob Stokoe holds the trophy aloft while being carried by his team after the underdogs' 1-0 victory Photograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images1975/76, Manchester United v Southampton Thousands of jubilant Southampton fans greet their heroes as the FA Cup winners take an open-topped bus tour of the cityPhotograph: PA Archive1977/78, Ipswich Town v Arsenal Ipswich captain Mick Mills and Ipswich goalkeeper Paul Cooper, right, show off the FA Cup trophy to the Ipswich fans. Credit: Eamonn McCabePhotograph: Eamonn McCabe/Guardian1978/1979, Manchester United v Arsenal Liam Brady and Graham Rix, right, embrace as they celebrate Arsenal's 3-2 winPhotograph: PA Archive1981/82, Tottenham Hotspur v Queens Park Rangers Spurs striker Garth Crooks is booked by referee Clive White for a foul on QPR's Terry Fenwick (sitting left)Photograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images1983/84, Everton v Watford John Bailey does his best Elton John impression as he celebrates Everton's 2-0 victory Photograph: David Cannon/Getty Images1984/85, Manchester United v Everton During extra time, the Toffee's keeper Neville Southall is beaten by a long range shot from Manchester United's Norman Whiteside, for the winning goalPhotograph: Bob Thomas/Getty Images1986/87, Tottenham Hotspur v Coventry City Labour leader Neil Kinnock, sporting a Tottenham Hotspur scarf, is swamped by enthusiastic Coventry City fans ahead of the Cup finalPhotograph: PA Archive
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