OK. Let's see if this  system works...who was the last team to win the FA cup with an entirely english team
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It was West Ham United, in 1975.
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Well.Let's hope we don't have a repeat of Sunderland eh?My feeling is that it will be between Watford, Sheff. Utd, Portsmouth and Aston Villa (if O'Leary continues this amazingly poor run of form)
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lol nice one good luck to the lads lets hope the next time they set foot in england the have a trophy with them \nCOME ON ENGLAND SHOW EM HOW ITS DONE
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The FA website gives all the results going back to 2004. Go to The FA Cup section, click on The FA cup and then Round by Round.\n\nAnother interesting site is The English Football Archive which gives all the results right back to the start of the cup but only gives results from the first round proper.
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Yeah,Nearly the most of Liverbool,they won The Fa cup,& they won the Uefa last season.\nHere are some of the players:Steven Gerard,Harry Kewell,Riise,Charager,& many of the starting 11.\nI hope I covered your question.\n:)
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i'm a fan of England too and i think the team is the best we've ever had, so it's our best chance to win.be hopeful!!
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Past FA Cup Finals\n\nYear\n Winners\n Runners Up\n Result\n \n1872\n Wanderers\n Royal Engineers\n 1-0\n \n1873\n Wanderers\n Oxford University\n 2-0\n \n1874\n Oxford University\n Royal Engineers\n 2-0\n \n1875\n Royal Engineers\n Old Etonians\n 1-1\n \nreplay\n Royal Engineers\n Old Etonians\n 2-0\n \n1876\n Wanderers\n Old Etonians\n 0-0\n \nreplay\n Wanderers\n Old Etonians\n 3-0\n \n1877\n Wanderers\n Oxford University\n 2-1 aet\n \n1878\n Wanderers\n Royal Engineers\n 3-1*\n \n1879\n Old Etonians\n Clapham Rovers\n 1-0\n \n1880\n Clapham Rovers\n Oxford University\n 1-0\n \n1881\n Old Carthusians\n Old Etonians\n 3-0\n \n1882\n Old Etonians\n Blackburn Rovers\n 1-0\n \n1883\n Blackburn Olympic\n Old Etonians\n 2-1 aet\n \n1884\n Blackburn Rovers\n Queens Park, Glasgow\n 2-1\n \n1885\n Blackburn Rovers\n Queens Park, Glasgow\n 2-0\n \n1886\n Blackburn Rovers\n West Bromwich Albion\n 0-0\n \nreplay\n Blackburn Rovers\n West Bromwich Albion\n 2-0#\n \n1887\n Aston Villa\n West Bromwich Albion\n 2-0\n \n1888\n West Bromwich Albion\n Preston North End\n 2-1\n \n1889\n Preston North End\n Wolverhampton Wanderers\n 3-0\n \n1890\n Blackburn Rovers\n Sheffield Wednesday\n 6-1\n \n1891\n Blackburn Rovers\n Notts County\n 3-1\n \n1892\n West Bromwich Albion\n Aston Villa\n 3-0\n \n1893\n Wolverhampton Wanderers\n Everton\n 1-0\n \n1894\n Notts County\n Bolton Wanderers\n 4-1\n \n1895\n Aston Villa\n West Bromwich Albion\n 1-0\n \n1896\n Sheffield Wednesday\n Wolverhampton Wanderers\n 2-1\n \n1897\n Aston Villa\n Everton\n 3-2\n \n1898\n Nottingham Forest\n Derby County\n 3-1\n \n1899\n Sheffield United\n Derby County\n 4-1\n \n1900\n Bury\n Southampton\n 4-0\n \n1901\n Tottenham Hotspur\n Sheffield United\n 2-2\n \nreplay\n Tottenham Hotspur\n Sheffield United\n 3-1\n \n1902\n Sheffield United\n Southampton\n 1-1\n \nreplay\n Sheffield United\n Southampton\n 2-1\n \n1903\n Bury\n Derby County\n 6-0\n \n1904\n Manchester City\n Bolton Wanderers\n 1-0\n \n1905\n Aston Villa\n Newcastle United\n 2-0\n \n1906\n Everton\n Newcastle United\n 1-0\n \n1907\n Sheffield Wednesday\n Everton\n 2-1\n \n1908\n Wolverhampton Wanderers\n Newcastle United\n 3-1\n \n1909\n Manchester United\n Bristol City\n 1-0\n \n1910\n Newcastle United\n Barnsley\n 1-1\n \nreplay\n Newcastle United\n Barnsley\n 2-0\n \n1911\n Bradford City\n Newcastle United\n 0-0\n \nreplay\n Bradford City\n Newcastle United\n 1-0\n \n1912\n Barnsley\n West Bromwich Albion\n 0-0\n \nreplay\n Barnsley\n West Bromwich Albion\n 1-0\n \n1913\n Aston Villa\n Sunderland\n 1-0\n \n1914\n Burnley\n Liverpool\n 1-0\n \n1915\n Sheffield United\n Chelsea\n 3-0\n \n1920\n Aston Villa\n Huddersfield Town\n 1-0 aet\n \n1921\n Tottenham Hotspur\n Wolverhampton Wanderers\n 1-0\n \n1922\n Huddersfield Town\n Preston North End\n 1-0\n \n1923\n Bolton Wanderers\n West Ham United\n 2-0 \n \n1924\n Newcastle United\n Aston Villa\n 2-0\n \n1925\n Sheffield United\n Cardiff City\n 1-0 \n \n1926\n Bolton Wanderers\n Manchester City\n 1-0\n \n1927\n Cardiff City\n Arsenal\n 1-0 \n \n1928\n Blackburn Rovers\n Huddersfield Town\n 3-1\n \n1929\n Bolton Wanderers\n Portsmouth\n 2-0\n \n1930\n Arsenal\n Huddersfield Town\n 2-0\n \n1931\n West Bromwich Albion\n Birmingham City\n 2-1\n \n1932\n Newcastle United\n Arsenal\n 2-1\n \n1933\n Everton\n Manchester City\n 3-0\n \n1934\n Manchester City\n Portsmouth\n 2-1\n \n1935\n Sheffield Wednesday\n West Bromwich Albion\n 4-2\n \n1936\n Arsenal\n Sheffield United\n 1-0\n \n1937\n Sunderland\n Preston North End\n 3-1\n \n1938\n Preston North End\n Huddersfield Town\n 1-0 aet\n \n1939\n Portsmouth\n Wolverhampton Wanderers\n 4-1\n \n1946\n Derby County\n Charlton Athletic\n 4-1 aet\n \n1947\n Charlton Athletic\n Burnley\n 1-0 aet\n \n1948\n Manchester United\n Blackpool\n 4-2\n \n1949\n Wolverhampton Wanderers\n Leicester City\n 3-1\n \n1950\n Arsenal\n Liverpool\n 2-0\n \n1951\n Newcastle United\n Blackpool\n 2-0\n \n1952\n Newcastle United\n Arsenal\n 1-0\n \n19
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Roberto Di Matteo at Wembley - Saturday 20th May 1997\n\nScore : Chelsea 2 Middlesborough 0\n\nRoberto Di Matteo............Picking up a pass from Wise, who had won the ball from Robbie Mustoe, the Italian midfielder ran unchallenged from inside his own half before beating Ben Roberts from 25 yards with a shot that dipped wickedly over the young Middlesbrough goalkeeper and went in off the crossbar.........What a Goal !!!!!!!!\n\nIt was a stunning blow made possible not only by Di Matteo's mastery of technique but also the clever, diversionary run by Hughes that removed Nigel Pearson as the last line of a defence. \n\nThe goal was timed at 42 seconds, which made it the fastest scored in an FA Cup final this century. It beat by three seconds the goal with which Jackie Milburn put Newcastle ahead against Manchester City in 1955.
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Cracking Question, Cold Ale..!\nYou will have to put me out of my misery!\n\nI have racked my pretty knowledgable football brain and know of at least three players that played for all the teams mentioned but not necessarily meet the requirements of the question, Alex Scott, Andy Gray and Stuart McCall all jump to mind.
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ENGLAND ALL THE WAY!!!!
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I'm not an Arsenal fan (West Ham) but i have to say that i am impressed with that victory. I thought that Juventus would do you for sure, being so clearly top of Serie A, so i was mighty impressed with your performance! I will support Arsenal in the Champions League! I'm rooting for a Benfica-Arsenal final!
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1966 England beat the GERMANS !!!!!!  :)
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No doubt. I was there in 1979 when Arsenal were 2-0 up against Man U wiith 5 minutes to go and it finished 3-2. The most heart stopping exhilarating 5 minutes in FA Cup history. No contest
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Yes, the rule was changed after the Liverpool situation last year. Arsenal would go in as the 4th English side in the Champs Lge, and the side that finish 4th (prob Spurs) will go in the UEFA Cup.
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england last and only win was in 1966 in wembly staduim with a 3-2 win over germany.......who will win this year too early too tell ,but leaning toward's the dutch or czech's
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Portsmouth. They won it in 1939 and due to the war and no competition been held until 1945 they were still the holders. Therefore they held the cup for 6 yrs which no other team has come close to!
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First, the simple (and most commonly known) answer: Manchester United in 1999.  They won the English Premiership, the English FA Cup, and the European Champions League Final ("that" game against Bayern Munich).\n\nYour definition of the "European Treble", though, seems to encompass more than just the European Cup.  We'd have to add the UEFA Cup, the Supercup, perhaps the now-defunct Cup Winners' Cup (absorbed into the UEFA Cup).  And maybe, just for amusement, the Inter-Toto Cup.  That's a pretty tall order...\n\nThere is also the problem of distinguishing between the two domestic cup competitions, e.g. FA and League cups in England.  Different levels of prestige, sometimes similar levels of competitiveness.\n\nFor now, listed below are the more conventional winners of the treble (domestic league, domestic cup, and either european cup or uefa cup), based on publicly available info:\n\nEuropean Cup Treble:\n\nGlasgow Celtic (1967)\nAjax Amsterdam (1972)\nPSV Eindhoven (1988)\nManchester United (1999)\n\nUEFA Cup Treble:\n\nIFK Göteborg (1982) \nGalatasaray (2000) \nFC Porto (2003) \nCSKA Moscow (2005)