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The 2025/26 FA Cup final is coming up soon and the four remaining teams will be setting their sights on a trip to Wembley.
Last year’s final saw Crystal Palace win their first ever trophy with a 1-0 victory over Manchester City at Wembley.
However, the Eagles will not be able to defend their title after suffering one the greatest FA Cup upsets ever, losing 2-1 to National League North side Macclesfield in the Third Round this season.
Nottingham Forest suffered a dramatic loss against championship side Wrexham, crashing out on penalties while Tottenham and Manchester United also exited early.
There are four clubs remaining, three from the Premier League and one from the Championship.
Man City will take on Southampton in the first semi-final before Chelsea face Leeds United.
So, as we head into the next stage of the cup competition, here’s everything you need to know about this year’s Wembley blockbuster…
When is the 2025/26 FA Cup final?
The 2025/26 FA Cup final will be held on Saturday, May 16.
It will be played at Wembley Stadium and the kick-off time has been confirmed for 3pm.
The FA Cup final has returned to it’s traditional time having been held at 4:30pm last season.
It coincides with the Gameweek 37 in the Premier League, meaning the two finalist who are Wembley bound will have their fixtures rescheduled.
talkSPORT will have full coverage of the match while it will be available to watch on TNT Sports, HBO Max and BBC One.
FA Cup 2025/26 fixtures
Fifth Round
- Wolves 1–3 Liverpool
- Mansfield Town 1–2 Arsenal
- Wrexham 2–4 Chelsea (AET)
- Newcastle 1–3 Manchester City
- Fulham 0–1 Southampton
- Port Vale 1–0 Sunderland
- Leeds United 3–0 Norwich City
- West Ham United 2–2 Brentford (Pens 5-3)
Quater-finals
- Manchester City 4-0 Liverpool
- Chelsea 7-0 Port Vale
- Southampton 2-1 Arsenal
- West Ham 2-2 Leeds – pens 2-4
Semi-finals
- Manchester City v Southampton – Saturday, April 25, 17:15 – live on talkSPORT
- Chelsea v Leeds – Sunday, April 26, 15:00 – live on talkSPORT
Which team has the most FA Cup wins?
Arsenal dominate the most English FA Cup titles, winning the cup a record 14 times, with Manchester United just behind with one less.
The last time the most successful club in this cup competition won was in 2020 in a 2-1 victory over Chelsea – it was also Mikel Arteta’s debut season as manager.
United, who have 13 FA Cups, beat their city rivals in the final two years ago.
After those two clubs, Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham follow and are joint with eight titles each.
Other multiple time winners include Man City and Aston Villa with seven, Newcastle and Blackburn Rovers securing six, plus some historic wins from Everton, West Brom and even Wanderers all on five.
The 2025/26 FA Cup final is coming up soon and the four remaining teams will be setting their sights on a trip to Wembley.
Last year’s final saw Crystal Palace win their first ever trophy with a 1-0 victory over Manchester City at Wembley.
However, the Eagles will not be able to defend their title after suffering one the greatest FA Cup upsets ever, losing 2-1 to National League North side Macclesfield in the Third Round this season.
Nottingham Forest suffered a dramatic loss against championship side Wrexham, crashing out on penalties while Tottenham and Manchester United also exited early.
There are four clubs remaining, three from the Premier League and one from the Championship.
Man City will take on Southampton in the first semi-final before Chelsea face Leeds United.
So, as we head into the next stage of the cup competition, here’s everything you need to know about this year’s Wembley blockbuster…
When is the 2025/26 FA Cup final?
The 2025/26 FA Cup final will be held on Saturday, May 16.
It will be played at Wembley Stadium and the kick-off time has been confirmed for 3pm.
The FA Cup final has returned to it’s traditional time having been held at 4:30pm last season.
It coincides with the Gameweek 37 in the Premier League, meaning the two finalist who are Wembley bound will have their fixtures rescheduled.
talkSPORT will have full coverage of the match while it will be available to watch on TNT Sports, HBO Max and BBC One.
FA Cup 2025/26 fixtures
Fifth Round
- Wolves 1–3 Liverpool
- Mansfield Town 1–2 Arsenal
- Wrexham 2–4 Chelsea (AET)
- Newcastle 1–3 Manchester City
- Fulham 0–1 Southampton
- Port Vale 1–0 Sunderland
- Leeds United 3–0 Norwich City
- West Ham United 2–2 Brentford (Pens 5-3)
Quater-finals
- Manchester City 4-0 Liverpool
- Chelsea 7-0 Port Vale
- Southampton 2-1 Arsenal
- West Ham 2-2 Leeds – pens 2-4
Semi-finals
- Manchester City v Southampton – Saturday, April 25, 17:15 – live on talkSPORT
- Chelsea v Leeds – Sunday, April 26, 15:00 – live on talkSPORT
Which team has the most FA Cup wins?
Arsenal dominate the most English FA Cup titles, winning the cup a record 14 times, with Manchester United just behind with one less.
The last time the most successful club in this cup competition won was in 2020 in a 2-1 victory over Chelsea – it was also Mikel Arteta’s debut season as manager.
United, who have 13 FA Cups, beat their city rivals in the final two years ago.
After those two clubs, Liverpool, Chelsea and Tottenham follow and are joint with eight titles each.
Other multiple time winners include Man City and Aston Villa with seven, Newcastle and Blackburn Rovers securing six, plus some historic wins from Everton, West Brom and even Wanderers all on five.
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| ✍️ Autor: | Amy Hamerslagh |
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