FA Cup

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The FA Cup is the oldest national football knockout competition in the world, held annually in England and open to clubs across multiple tiers of the football league system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf English football competition
annual sporting event
football competition
knockout tournament
associatedWith English football tradition
broadcastBy BBC Sport
ITV
surface form: ITV Sport
broadcastIn United Kingdom
competitionFormat knockout
confederation UEFA
continent Europe
country England
finalCity London, England
surface form: London
finalVenue Wembley Stadium
firstSeason 1871–72
founded 1871
fullName FA Cup self-linksurface differs
surface form: Football Association Challenge Cup
genderCategory men's football
governingBody The Football Association
hasPreliminaryRounds true
hasProperRounds true
hasQualifyingRounds true
hasReplayRuleHistorically true
heldAnnually true
includesAmateurClubs true
includesProfessionalClubs true
isOldest national football knockout competition in the world
notableFeature giant‑killing upsets by lower‑league teams
openTo English Football League clubs
Premier League
surface form: Premier League clubs

clubs in the English football league system
non‑league clubs
organisedBy The Football Association
region United Kingdom
relatedCompetition Women’s FA Cup
surface form: Women's FA Cup
roundStructureIncludes Final
Semi‑finals
Third Round Proper
sponsoredNameHistory FA Cup self-linksurface differs
surface form: The Emirates FA Cup

The FA Cup sponsored by Emirates
sport association football
trophyType silver cup
typicalEndMonth May
typicalStartMonth August
usesExtraTimeInLaterRounds true
usesPenaltyShootouts true
winnerQualifiesFor FA Community Shield
UEFA Europa League

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Villa Park hasHosted FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup semi-finals
United wonCompetition FA Cup
The Invincibles domesticCup FA Cup
subject surface form: The Invincibles (Arsenal 2003–04)
Premier League and EFL Championship domesticCup FA Cup
subject surface form: Premier League
CUFC participatesIn FA Cup
subject surface form: Colchester United F.C.
Roger Hunt participantIn FA Cup
PUFC notableCompetition FA Cup
subject surface form: Peterborough United F.C.
Portsmouth F.C. won FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup 2008
Bramall Lane hostedEvent FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup semi-finals
Hillsborough Stadium hostedEvent FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup semi-finals
Palace participatesIn FA Cup
subject surface form: Crystal Palace F.C.
Wembley National Stadium Limited hosts FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup Final
The Home of Football associatedWith FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup Final
Colin Bell participantIn FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup 1969
DRFC competition FA Cup
subject surface form: Doncaster Rovers Football Club
Millwall F.C. competition FA Cup
Wednesday hasWon FA Cup
subject surface form: Sheffield Wednesday F.C.
WBA honour FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup winners
WBA participatesIn FA Cup
Barnsley F.C. competition FA Cup
Wayne Rooney wonCompetition FA Cup
this entity surface form: FA Cup 2015–16