Bury FC

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English football club association football club

Bury FC is an English football club based in the town of Bury, historically known for competing in the Football League and winning the FA Cup twice in the early 20th century.

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All labels observed (5)

Label	Occurrences
Bury F.C.	9
Bury A.F.C.	4
Bury FC canonical	1
Bury Football Club	1
matches against Bury F.C.	1

Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	English football club ⓘ association football club ⓘ
country	England ⓘ
expelledFromLeague	English Football League ⓘ
expulsionYear	2019 ⓘ
FA CupFinal1900Opponent	Southampton ⓘ
FA CupFinal1900Score	4–0 ⓘ
FA CupFinal1903Opponent	Derby County F.C. ⓘ surface form: Derby County
FA CupFinal1903Score	6–0 ⓘ
FA CupTitles	2 ⓘ
founded	1885 ⓘ
fullName	Bury FC self-linksurface differs ⓘ surface form: Bury Football Club
groundLocation	Gigg Lane ⓘ surface form: Gigg Lane, Bury, Greater Manchester, England
hasRival	Bolton Wanderers F.C. ⓘ surface form: Bolton Wanderers FC Oldham Athletic A.F.C. ⓘ surface form: Oldham Athletic AFC Rochdale A.F.C. ⓘ surface form: Rochdale AFC
historicLeagueStatus	Football League club ⓘ
homeGround	Gigg Lane ⓘ
homeTown	Bury ⓘ
honour	Football League Fourth Division runners-up 1973–74 ⓘ Football League Second Division ⓘ surface form: Football League Second Division champions 1894–95 Football League Second Division champions 1899–1900 ⓘ Football League Third Division champions 1960–61 ⓘ Football League Third Division champions 1996–97 ⓘ Football League Two runners-up 2010–11 ⓘ Football League Two runners-up 2014–15 ⓘ Football League Two runners-up 2018–19 ⓘ
leagueParticipation	English Football League ⓘ Football League First Division ⓘ Football League Fourth Division ⓘ Football League Second Division ⓘ Football League Third Division ⓘ
locatedInAdministrativeTerritorialEntity	Greater Manchester ⓘ Lancashire ⓘ
majorHonour	FA Cup ⓘ
nickname	Shaker ⓘ surface form: The Shakers
reasonForExpulsion	financial difficulties ⓘ
record	Largest margin of victory in an FA Cup final (6–0 in 1903, joint record) ⓘ
region	North West England ⓘ
shirtColorHome	white ⓘ
shortName	Bury ⓘ
shortsColorHome	navy blue ⓘ
sport	association football ⓘ
status	historically professional club ⓘ
traditionalColors	white and navy blue ⓘ
traditionalDerby	Bolton Wanderers F.C. ⓘ surface form: matches against Bolton Wanderers FC
wonTitle	FA Cup ⓘ surface form: FA Cup 1900 FA Cup 1903 ⓘ