Cups

FA Cup scorigami

1871/72 to 2025/26 · 17,693 matches · updated every morning

17,693 FA Cup matches since 1871/72, counting from the first round proper, have ended in 97 different results, home and away apart. 15 of them have happened only once, and the last new one was Torquay United 5–6 Crawley Town in 2020/21, 2,180 days ago.

17,693

Matches

97

Different results

15

Seen only once

2,180

Days since a new result

Every FA Cup result on one grid

Every FA Cup match since 1871/72, by its score with the home side first, as on the home grid: home goals along the bottom, away goals up the side. Each square counts the matches that ended that way, and an empty square is a result the FA Cup has never had. Select a square to see its matches.

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Times it's happened

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Past the grid, 9 results have gone beyond 12 goals for one side, the last in 1959/60: 26–0 (once), 18–0 (once), 16–0 (once), 15–0 (6 times), 14–0 (once), 0–14 (once), 13–0 (4 times), 13–1 (once) and 13–2 (once). The biggest wins below list them.

What is the biggest win in FA Cup history?

Preston North End 26–0 Hyde, in the first round of 1887/88 on October 15, 1887, is the biggest win in the FA Cup: 26 goals. Since the Second World War the biggest is Tottenham 13–2 Crewe Alexandra, in the fourth round replay of 1959/60.

October 15, 1887Preston North End26–0Hyde1st round26-goal win
January 27, 1894Preston North End18–0Reading1st round18-goal win
October 31, 1874Wanderers16–0Farningham1st round16-goal win
November 10, 1875Royal Engineers15–0High Wycombe1st round15-goal win
November 13, 1880Clapham Rovers15–0Finchley1st round15-goal win
March 5, 1881Darwen15–0RomfordQuarter-final15-goal win
December 1, 1883Queens Park15–0Manchester2nd round15-goal win
October 24, 1885Notts County15–0Rotherham Town1st round15-goal win
October 30, 1886Notts County15–0Basford Rovers1st round15-goal win
November 13, 1886Wolves14–0Crosswell's Brewery2nd round14-goal win

The biggest since the Second World War:

February 3, 1960Tottenham13–2Crewe Alexandra4th round replay11-goal win
November 5, 1960Bristol City11–0Chichester City1st round11-goal win
November 20, 1971Bournemouth11–0Margate1st round11-goal win
November 11, 1995Shrewsbury Town11–2Marine1st round9-goal win
November 16, 1957Gillingham10–1Gorleston1st round9-goal win

What is the highest-scoring FA Cup match?

Preston North End 26–0 Hyde, in the first round of 1887/88 on October 15, 1887, is the highest-scoring FA Cup match: 26 goals. Since the Second World War: Tottenham 13–2 Crewe Alexandra, 15 goals, in the fourth round replay of 1959/60.

October 15, 1887Preston North End26–0Hyde1st round26 goals
January 27, 1894Preston North End18–0Reading1st round18 goals
October 31, 1874Wanderers16–0Farningham1st round16 goals
February 20, 1926Man City11–4Crystal Palace5th round15 goals
February 3, 1960Tottenham13–2Crewe Alexandra4th round replay15 goals
November 10, 1875Royal Engineers15–0High Wycombe1st round15 goals
November 13, 1880Clapham Rovers15–0Finchley1st round15 goals
March 5, 1881Darwen15–0RomfordQuarter-final15 goals
December 1, 1883Queens Park15–0Manchester2nd round15 goals
October 24, 1885Notts County15–0Rotherham Town1st round15 goals

The highest-scoring since the Second World War:

February 3, 1960Tottenham13–2Crewe Alexandra4th round replay15 goals
November 11, 1995Shrewsbury Town11–2Marine1st round13 goals
December 12, 1995Walsall8–4Torquay United2nd round replay · aet12 goals
November 26, 1996Hull City8–4Whitby Town1st round replay · aet12 goals
November 30, 1946Bristol City9–3Hayes1st round12 goals

What is the most common FA Cup score?

Counting home and away apart, the most common FA Cup result is a 1–1 draw: 1,729 of the 17,693 matches (9.8%). Either way round, 1–0 is the most common scoreline, 2,771 times.

9.8% of matches1–1 draw1,729 times
9.3% of matches1–0 home win1,654 times
8.5% of matches2–1 home win1,500 times
6.9% of matches2–0 home win1,226 times
6.3% of matches0–1 away win1,117 times
6.0% of matches0–0 draw1,053 times
5.8% of matches1–2 away win1,035 times
4.8% of matches3–1 home win851 times
4.8% of matches3–0 home win848 times
4.4% of matches2–2 draw786 times

When was the last new score in the FA Cup?

The last result the FA Cup had never had was Torquay United 5–6 Crawley Town after extra time, in the first round of 2020/21 on November 8, 2020: the first 5–6 away win in the FA Cup's history, 2,180 days ago. The one before was Walsall 8–4 Torquay United, in 1995/96.

The latest results the FA Cup had never had before, newest first:

November 8, 2020Torquay United5–6Crawley Town1st round · aetFirst 5–6 away win
December 12, 1995Walsall8–4Torquay United2nd round replay · aetFirst 8–4 home win
February 3, 1960Tottenham13–2Crewe Alexandra4th round replayFirst 13–2 home win
January 28, 1956Fulham4–5Newcastle4th roundFirst 4–5 away win
December 14, 1946Barnet2–9Southend United2nd roundFirst 2–9 away win
January 8, 1938Bradford Park Avenue7–4Newport County3rd roundFirst 7–4 home win
November 29, 1930Lincoln City8–3Barrow1st roundFirst 8–3 home win
February 20, 1926Man City11–4Crystal Palace5th roundFirst 11–4 home win
December 12, 1925Stockton4–6Oldham2nd roundFirst 4–6 away win
January 8, 1921Leicester City3–7Burnley1st roundFirst 3–7 away win

The FA Cup results seen only once

15 of the 97 results have happened once in 17,693 FA Cup matches, newest first:

November 8, 2020Torquay United5–6Crawley Town1st round · aetOnly 5–6 away win
February 3, 1960Tottenham13–2Crewe Alexandra4th round replayOnly 13–2 home win
December 14, 1946Barnet2–9Southend United2nd roundOnly 2–9 away win
February 20, 1926Man City11–4Crystal Palace5th roundOnly 11–4 home win
January 11, 1908Luton Town3–8Fulham1st roundOnly 3–8 away win
February 2, 1897Bury12–1Stockton1st round replayOnly 12–1 home win
January 27, 1894Preston North End18–0Reading1st roundOnly 18–0 home win
January 17, 1891Clapton0–14Nott'm Forest1st roundOnly 0–14 away win
January 17, 1891Aston Villa13–1Casuals1st roundOnly 13–1 home win
October 15, 1887Preston North End26–0Hyde1st roundOnly 26–0 home win
December 4, 1886Cliftonville0–11Partick Thistle3rd roundOnly 0–11 away win
November 20, 1886Rossendale2–10Cowlairs2nd roundOnly 2–10 away win
November 13, 1886Wolves14–0Crosswell's Brewery2nd roundOnly 14–0 home win
November 4, 1882The Wednesday12–2Spilsby1st roundOnly 12–2 home win
October 31, 1874Wanderers16–0Farningham1st roundOnly 16–0 home win

What is the biggest win in an FA Cup final?

Bury 6–0 Derby County (1903) and Man City 6–0 Watford (2019) share the record for the biggest win in an FA Cup final: 6 goals. Blackburn 6–1 The Wednesday (1890) and Blackpool 4–3 Bolton (1953) share the record for the highest-scoring FA Cup final: 7 goals.

April 18, 1903Bury6–0Derby CountyFinal6-goal win
May 18, 2019Man City6–0WatfordFinal6-goal win
March 29, 1890Blackburn6–1The WednesdayFinal5-goal win
April 21, 1900Bury4–0SouthamptonFinal4-goal win
May 26, 1983Man United4–0BrightonFinal replay4-goal win

How the counting works

Every match of the FA Cup proper counts, from the first round on (the qualifying rounds before it aren't included), and so do replays and both legs of a two-legged tie. A score is the one after extra time: a match won on penalties is a draw on the grid, the shoot-out noted beside it. At a neutral ground, such as Wembley for the final, the side named first counts as the home side. Walkovers, byes and void or abandoned matches aren't matches.

The results to 2018/19 are from engsoccerdata (James Curley), checked where other sources overlap it: nine scores and eight dates it had wrong are corrected. 2019/20 to 2024/25 are from openfootball, and the seasons since from Wikipedia's FA Cup season articles, read again every morning, so this season's results arrive the day after they're played.