1976 FA Cup Final Result

Wanderers 2 Oxford University 1 (after extra time)

Played March 24 1877, Attendance 3,000, Referee S H Wright

Wanderers Team

Hon Arthur Kinnaird, Francis Hornby Birley (Captain), Charles Denton, Frederick Thomas Green, George Hubert Hugh Heron, Thomas Hughes, Jarvis Kenrick (Scored), William Lindsay (Scored), Alfred Hugh Stratford, Henry Wace, Charles Henry Reynolds Wollaston

Oxford University Team

Edward Allington, John Bain, Owen Dunnell, Reverand James H Savory, Arthur Todd, Evelyn Waddington, Reverand Philip H Fernandez, Arnold Frank Hills, Henry Otter, Edward Hagarty Parry (Captain), William Stepney Rawson
Hon Arthur Kinnaird (Scored an own goal)

Leeds United 1 Arsenal 0

Played May 6 1972 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 100,000, Referee D W Smith

Leeds United Team

David Harvey, Paul Reaney, Paul Madeley, Billy Bremner, Jack Charlton, Norman Hunter, Peter Lorimer, Allan Clarke (Scored), Mick Jones, Johnny Giles, Eddie Gray
Unused substitute Mick Bates

Arsenal Team

Geoff Barnett, Pat Rice, Bob McNab, Peter Storey, Frank McLintock (Captain), Peter Simpson, George Armstrong, Alan Ball, Charlie George, John Radford, George Graham
Substitute Ray Kennedy replaced John Radford in the 80th minute

Dennis Clarke 1968 FA Cup Final

In the 1968 FA Cup Final Dennis Clarke of West Bromwich Albion became the first substitute to be used in an FA Cup Final when he came on in the 91st minute to replace John Kaye.

The 1967 FA Cup Final saw the first 12 man squads when Cliff Jones of Tottenham Hotspur and Joe Kirkup of Chelsea were both included on the team sheets as substitutes. Neither got a game.

Everton 3 Manchester City 0

Played April 29 1933 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 92,950, Referee E Wood

Everton Team

Ted Sagar, Billy Cook, Warney Cresswell, Cliff Britton, Tommy White, Jock Thomson, Albert Geldard, Jimmy Dunn (Scored), Dixie Dean (Captain) (Scored), Tommy Johnson, Jimmy Stein (Scored)

Manchester City Team

Len Langford, Sydney Cann, Billy Dale, (Sir) Matt Busby, Sam Cowan (Captain), Jackie Bray, Ernie Toseland, Bobby Marshall, Alec Herd, Jimmy McMullan, Eric Brook

Bolton Wanderers 2 Portsmouth 0

Played April 27 1929 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 92,576, Referee A Josephs

Bolton Wanderers Team

Dick Pym, Bob Haworth, Alex Finney, Fred Kean, Jimmy Seddon (Captain), Harry Nuttall, Billy Butler (Scored), Jim McClelland, Harold Blackmore (Scored), George Gibson, Willie Cook

Portsmouth Team

John Gilfillan, Alex Mackie, Thomas Bell, Jimmy Nichol, Johnny McIlwaine, David Thackeray, Fred Forward, Jack Smith, Jack Weddle, David Watson, Fred Cook

Portsmouth 4-1 Wolverhampton Wanderers

Played April 29 1939 at Wembley Stadium, Attendance 99,370, Referee T Thompson

Portsmouth Team

George Walker, Lew Morgan, Bill Rochford, Jimmy Guthrie (Captain), Tommy Rowe, Guy Wharton, Fred Worrall, Jimmy McAlinden, Jock Anderson (Scored), Bert Barlow (Scored 2), Cliff Parker (Scored)

Wolverhampton Wanderers Team

Robert Scott, Billy Morris, Jack Taylor, Tom Galley, Stan Cullis (Captain), Joe Gardiner, Stan Burton, Alex McIntosh, Dennis Westcott, Dickie Dorsett (Scored), Teddy Maguire