How many FA Cup trophies Man United and Man City have won compared to Arsenal, Liverpool, Chelsea & others

The FA Cup could be headed for another all-Manchester final this season as the red and blue sides of the city prepare to face their penultimate opponents.

Manchester City will look to overcome Chelsea on Saturday, while Manchester United await to face the only remaining Championship side in the tournament in Coventry City. Pep Guardiola’s side enjoyed a quarter-final win over Newcastle United to reach the semis, while United knocked out rivals Liverpool in a 4-3 thriller.

With the grand final now just over a month away, we’ve taken a look back at every past winner of the FA Cup. As reigning champions, City are the most recent winners of the competition while United last earned the title back in 2016.

Take a look at the table below and see all the clubs who have lifted the prestigious trophy, including the multiple occasions both City and United have splashed their colours on the tournament.

1 . 1 FA Cup title Huddersfield Town (1922), Leicester City (2021), Oxford University (1874), Royal Engineers (1875), Derby County (1946), Leeds United (1972), Southampton (1976), Burnley (1914), Cardiff City (1927), Blackpool (1953), Clapham Rovers (1880), Notts County (1894), Barnsley (1912), Charlton Athletic (1947), Old Carthusians (1881), Blackburn Olympic (1883), Bradford City (1911), Ipswich Town (1978), Coventry City (1987), Wimbledon (1988), Wigan Athletic (2013)

2 . 2 FA Cup titles Preston North End (last won 1938), Old Etonians (last won 1882), Portsmouth (last won 2008), Sunderland (last won 1973), Nottingham Forest (last won 1959), Bury (last won 1903)

3 . 3 FA Cup titles Sheffield Wednesday (last won 1935), West Ham (last won 1980)

4 . 4 FA Cup titles Wolves (last won 1960), Bolton Wanderers (last won 1958), Sheffield United (last won 1925)

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