FA Cup results 2026-27

FA Cup results show the latest completed ties by round and date, with home and away teams and final scores. Extra time and penalty shootout labels explain how each football match was settled, giving South African readers who call football soccer the outcome beyond a level score.

Start with the round label and match status before following the wider Fa Cup story. A result can carry more meaning than the score alone: Nigeria’s Nwankwo Kanu scored the only goal as Portsmouth beat Cardiff City in the 2008 final. For Super Eagles supporters, the scorer’s name can make an English cup result feel close to home.

How Do You Find A Club’s Results And Its Round?

Read the club names, date and round shown with each result to follow results from early qualifying through to the final. The round label places each result within the competition’s knockout structure. The Fa Cup table explains progression through the competition. Look for the story behind an upset too: a lower league or non league club beating a higher ranked opponent gives the score its giant killing meaning.

What Do Scorers And Match Labels Tell You?

Scorers and goal minutes explain the match, while status labels tell you whether the result is complete. FT means full time; an extra time label identifies a result reached after additional play. Read the penalty shootout tally separately from the match score, because shootout kicks are not match goals. Red cards add context to how a tie developed. Check the round’s replay rules before treating a drawn score as either a completed tie or a confirmed return fixture.

What Happens After A Postponement Or A Completed Tie?

A postponed tie needs a revised fixture. In a knockout competition, progression depends on a settled tie, so read the match status alongside the score. The Fa Cup fixtures connect those results to upcoming ties. For viewing, confirm coverage for your country and read WAT for Nigeria, GMT for Ghana, EAT for Kenya and Uganda, and SAST for South Africa together.

Where Can You Compare Past Finals And Cup Records?

Compare past final scores and title totals with their years attached. Arsenal’s record setting 14th title came with a 2 to 1 victory over Chelsea in 2020. Gabon’s Pierre Emerick Aubameyang scored both Arsenal goals in that final. The Fa Cup stats add historical context to individual results. African connections deserve that same attention: Ivory Coast’s Didier Drogba scored in Chelsea’s finals in 2007, 2009, 2010 and 2012. Keep each season’s winners, scorers and route to Wembley together when making comparisons.