Arsenal Win the FA Cup

       

Arsenal became the most successful club in FA Cup history as they outclassed Aston Villa at Wembley to earn Arsene Wenger a record-equalling sixth triumph.
The Gunners retained the trophy they won against Hull City a year ago to put Wenger's total of wins alongside George Ramsay - who previously stood alone with the record for his victories with Villa between 1887 and 1920. Arsenal's 12th final victory was never in doubt as they dominated with a magnificent display, the only surprise being that it took until five minutes before half-time for their control to be rewarded with Theo Walcott's goal. FA Cup final: Alexis Sanchez hits screamer to double Arsenal lead
Alexis Sanchez confirmed that superiority with one of the great FA Cup final goals shortly after the restart - a swerving, dipping 25-yard thunderbolt that flew high past startled Villa keeper Shay Given.

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What a cracker of a goal from Sanchez, which you can view here.


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Fantastic goal but as a contest it was a non-event. Villa just never showed up and they could still be playing and still wouldn't score.

Completely outclassed.

The Scottish Cup Final was a much better contest with Inverness winning the cup for the very first time.

Irn Bru wrote:Fantastic goal but as a contest it was a non-event. Villa just never showed up and they could still be playing and still wouldn't score.

Completely outclassed.

The Scottish Cup Final was a much better contest with Inverness winning the cup for the very first time.

Oh behave, it was a cracking game of football and around half a billion people tune into watch the FA Cup, where as the Scottish FA Cup, has no where near as much viewing and is a pail comparison of the English one. Mainly because Scottish teams pail into comparison to the English ones. Your Premier League is on a par with the Championship Division in England.