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Bobby Charlton has a cigarette as his teammates celebrate after winning the FA CupBobby Charlton (Utd) has a quick cigarette (right) as David Herd, Denis Law and Maurice Setters celebrate with the trophy. 1963 FA Cup Final; Manchester United v Leicester City. Wembley; 25/05/1963
Bolton captain Nat Lofthouse parades the trophy after victory in the 1958 FA Cup FinalNat Lofthouse (Captain) Bolton Wanderers holds aloft the trophy. Eddie Hopkinson (right) and Bryan Edwards (left). 03/05/1958 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United FA Cup Final 1958. Credit: Colorsport
Nat Lofthouse drinks from the trophy after the 1958 FA Cup FinalNat Lofthouse (Captain) - Bolton Wanderers drinks out of the trophy. 03/05/1958 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United FA Cup Final 1958. Credit: Colorsport
Nat Lofthouse with the FA Cup in 1958Nat Lofthouse (Captain) - Bolton Wanderers with the trophy in the dressing room. 03/05/1958 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United FA Cup Final 1958. Credit: Colorsport
The Sunderland 1973 FA Cup homecoming funeral procession moves past the standFootball A mock Funeral with Vicar arrive at the Stadium with a Leeds United coffin. at Roker Park 1973 Sunderland FA Cup Homecoming after the FA Cup Final v Leeds United
Sunderland fans, 1973 FA Cup homecomingFootball Sunderland fans wait at their windows for the victorious team to parade through the streets. 1973 Sunderland FA Cup Homecoming after the FA Cup Final v Leeds United
Sunderland fans in Roker Park for their teams 1973 FA Cup homecomingFootball Sunderland Fans with their Well done lads banner at Roker Park 1973 Sunderland FA Cup Homecoming after the FA Cup Final v Leeds United. 07/05/1973 Credit : Colorsport / Mike Wall
Young Sunderland fans outside Roker Park, 1973Football Young Sunderland fans outside Roker Park 1973 Sunderland FA Cup Homecoming after the FA Cup Final v Leeds United. 07/05/1973 Credit : Colorsport / Mike Wall
Sunderland captain Bobby Kerr gets of the open top bus with the FA Cup in 1973Sunderland Captain Bobby Kerr gets off the open top bus with the trophy, after their FA Cup Final victory over Leeds United. 1973 FA Cup Homecoming after the FA Cup Final v Leeds United
The Leeds died 1973 coffin is carried through the streets of Sunderland on the way to Roker ParkA Coffin with the words Leeds died 1973 is carried through the streets on the way to Roker Park ground. Sunderland homecoming
Sunderland carry their Leeds died 1973 coffin to the Roker Park centre-circleSunderland fans carry a Leeds died 1973 Coffin around the ground. Roker Park 1973 Sunderland FA Cup Homecoming after the FA Cup Final v Leeds United. 07/05/1973 Credit : Colorsport
Sunderland homecoming banner for 1973 FA Cup winnersSunderland Home coming: A banner over the bridge, welcomes home the Sunderland team after winning the FA Cup Final at Wembley against Leeds United two days earlier. 07/05/1973 Credit : Colorsport
Tottenham score in the 1987 FA Cup Semi-FinalGary Plumley (Watford Goalkeeper) can only watch as the ball hits the roof of thge net for another Tottenham Goal.Others : Clive Allen, Wilf Rostron and John McClelland. 11/04/1987
Frank McLintock celebrates Arsenals FA Cup Win 1971Football - Frank McLintock (Arsenal Captain) Chaired by Charlie George & Pat Rice (Right) as Arsenal Complete League & Cup Double. FA Cup Final, Wembley 8/5/1971, Arsenal 2 Liverpool 1 (Aet)
Nat Lofthouse scores Bolton Wanderers 1st goal - FA Cup Final 1958Nat Lofthouse (Bolton) scores Bolton Wanderers 1st goal after only 3 minutes, past Harry Gregg (United goalkeeper). 03/05/1958 Bolton Wanderers v Manchester United FA Cup Final 1958
Charlie George scores for Arsenal at Wembley in 1971 to complete the League and Cup DoubleFootball Charlie George Scores for Arsenal as they Complete League & Cup Double. Fa Cup Final - Wembley 08/05/1971 Arsenal 2 Liverpool 1 (Aet). Credit : Colorsport
Manchester United - 1909 FA Cup WinnersManchester United 1909 FA Cup Winners 1908 / 09 Season. team group. Back row : L to R. Ernest Mangnall (Scretary / Manager), F.Bacon (trainer), Jack Picken, Hugh Edmonds, Mr.Murray (director)
