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FA Cup Winners 2015–2025: Full List of Champions

A look back at FA Cup winners from 2015 to 2025, highlighting the competition’s drama, surprises, and triumphs by both English football giants and determined underdogs.

By Oyetoke Adedayo Ebenezer

2 min read 14 views Updated Aug 27, 2026
The Emirates FA Cup, England’s oldest domestic football competition, continues to enthrall fans with its knockout drama, giant-killing stories, and unforgettable moments. The 2025–26 season marks the 145th edition, with the final scheduled for 16 May 2026 at Wembley Stadium. The winners will also earn a spot in the 2026–27 UEFA Europa League.

This season began with 747 teams, spanning non-league clubs to Premier League sides. Premier League clubs joined in the Third Round Proper in January, alongside Championship and lower-league teams.

Notable moments so far include non-league Macclesfield shocking defending champions Crystal Palace 2–1, the first time a level-six side defeated a top-flight club in FA Cup history. Arsenal and Chelsea have also showcased dominant performances, with Arsenal defeating Wigan Athletic 4–0 and Chelsea cruising past Hull City 4–0.

As the competition reaches the fifth round, fans anticipate more high-intensity clashes and potential surprises, highlighting the magic of the FA Cup’s knockout format.

FA Cup Winners: 2015–2025

  • 2015–16: Manchester United
  • 2016–17: Arsenal
  • 2017–18: Chelsea
  • 2018–19: Manchester City
  • 2019–20: Arsenal
  • 2020–21: Leicester City
  • 2021–22: Liverpool
  • 2022–23: Manchester City
  • 2023–24: Manchester United
  • 2024–25: Crystal Palace

Over the past decade, the FA Cup has balanced dominance by traditional giants like Manchester United, Arsenal, Chelsea, and Manchester City with fairy-tale victories from clubs like Leicester City and Crystal Palace. Its open knockout structure allows smaller teams to challenge top-tier sides, creating the drama and unpredictability that define the tournament.

The FA Cup remains a celebration of English football, showcasing skill, passion, and the timeless allure of “giant-killing” moments.

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A look back at FA Cup winners from 2015 to 2025, highlighting the competition’s drama, surprises, and triumphs by both English football giants and determined underdogs. The Emirates FA Cup, England’s oldest domestic football competition, continues to enthrall fans with its knockout drama, giant-killing stories, and unforgettable moments. The 2025–26 season marks the 145th edition, with the final...

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  • A look back at FA Cup winners from 2015 to 2025, highlighting the competition’s drama, surprises, and triumphs by both English football giants and determined underdogs.
  • The Emirates FA Cup, England’s oldest domestic football competition, continues to enthrall fans with its knockout drama, giant-killing stories, and unforgettable moments.
  • The 2025–26 season marks the 145th edition, with the final scheduled for 16 May 2026 at Wembley Stadium.
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A look back at FA Cup winners from 2015 to 2025, highlighting the competition’s drama, surprises, and triumphs by both English football giants and determined underdogs. The Emirates FA Cup, England’s oldest domestic football competition, continues to enthrall fans with its knockout drama, giant-killing stories, and unforgettable moments. The 2025–26 season marks the 145th edition, with the final...

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