A Historic Look at the Man United v Liverpool Rivalry | FA Cup Final 1996 On the day of the FA Cup Final between Manchester United and Liverpool, Eamonn O'Neal and Trevor Ward look at the fierce rivalry that exists between the cities,

Arsenal stands as the most successful club in FA Cup history, having claimed the title a record 14 times. The Gunners’ first triumph came in 1930, with their most recent in 2020. Remarkably, seven of those wins came under legendary manager Arsène Wenger, who led the club from 1996 to 2018.

The Reds have know for weeks they will play in the annual curtain raiser at Wembley, but discovered their opponents on Saturday as Crystal Palace and Manchester City met in the FA Cup final.

Since they last turned a profit in 2018-19, 16th-place vanquished Europa League finalists Man United have accumulated losses of £359m. Their gross debt meanwhile stands at north of £700m, of which over £500m is due for repayment in just over two years’ time.

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.

Crystal Palace face Manchester City at Wembley on Saturday hoping to lift the FA Cup for the first time and it is guaranteed that high on the pre-match agenda will be the club's extraordinary and eventually heartbreaking 1990 campaign.