About Everton FC FA Cup
Everton History in the FA Cup
EFC are one of the oldest professional clubs in England, a side steeped in tradition and one that has had experience of winning silverware, although it has been a while since the trophy cabinet was filled with a new title. Nonetheless, the FA Cup is a tournament that provides the Toffees with an excellent chance of adding to their collection.
Cup matches at Goodison Park generally make for a terrific matchday experience, with up to 39,500 spectators able to fit inside this vintage stadium. The likes of Duncan Ferguson, Tim Cahill, and Wayne Rooney have all previously featured for Everton in the FA Cup.
Everton's Top Achievements In the FA Cup
The Merseyside outfit have lifted this famous trophy on no fewer than five occasions, though their FA Cup successes have mostly been few and far between one another. The first of these came back in 1905/06 and the next only in 1933.
1966 was a famous year for Everton FC, as the Toffees reclaimed the FA Cup title for the first time in 33 years with victory over Sheffield Wednesday in the final. Their next triumph came in 1984, when EFC defeated Watford at Wembley Stadium. Then, in 1995, Everton managed to beat Manchester United in the final to clinch a fifth FA Cup title.