Arsenal is the most successful team in FA Cup history, having lifted the trophy a record 14 times. The Gunners first won the competition in 1930, and their most recent triumph came in 2020. Remarkably, seven of those victories came under legendary manager Arsène Wenger, who led the club from 1996 to 2018.

Eberechi Eze repeated his FA Cup final heroics as Crystal Palace celebrated a 4-2 Premier League victory against Wolves in their first match since lifting the trophy. Substitute Eze, who scored Palace's only goal in Saturday's 1-0 Wembley triumph over Manchester City, struck again at Selhurst Park to seal the points on Tuesday night.

For the Wembley final Sir Alex Ferguson's team were the 4/7 favourites with the bookmakers and Royle's men were given little chance, seemingly by everyone except their own fans and players.

Guardiola's overly attacking starting line-up allowed Crystal Palace to exploit City's left flank and caps a disappointing season

Crystal Palace duo Marc Guehi and Adam Wharton miss FA Cup afterparty after being hospitalised - Guehi and Wharton were integral to Palace’s FA Cup triumph against Man City

Paul Rideout, who scored the only goal of the 1995 FA Cup final on this day 30 years ago, reflected on his emotions leading up to the match. The forward believes there was more pressure on Manchester United, who had lost the Premier League title to Blackburn just a week prior.

Matt Turner isn’t assured of remaining the United States’ starting goalkeeper for the CONCACAF Gold Cup after failing to play for Crystal Palace for the past two months.