FA Cup Hospitality Tickets

Experience luxury and excitement with official FA Cup hospitality. These packages include VIP tickets for a matchday experience like no other. Immerse yourself in the rich history of England's premier football tournament, all while enjoying the comfort and service of premium hospitality.

Cheer on your team in style and elevate your matchday with premium seating, gourmet dining, and unparalleled service. At Seat Unique, we are delighted to provide you with access to curated FA Cup hospitality packages that guarantee an unforgettable journey through the heart of English football.

From legendary victories to underdog triumphs and unforgettable goals, the FA Cup showcases the best of English football talent.

Secure your place in football history with official FA Cup hospitality packages. Indulge in luxury and excitement while witnessing the next chapter of FA Cup history from VIP seating. Don't miss this chance to be surrounded by world-class hospitality and create memories that will last a lifetime.

What's included with FA Cup hospitality tickets?

Through the Seat Unique platform, you can access official packages for Tottenham Hotspur, Watford, Leeds United, and Fulham's FA Cup fourth-round fixtures, as well as FA Cup Semi-final 1, FA Cup Semi-final 2, and FA Cup Final packages. Matchday hospitality typically guarantees you a premium seat, access to a VIP lounge before and after the game, and inclusive food and drinks or the option to purchase them at the venue. To find out more about the specific package inclusions for the fixture you're interested in, please select it from the list above.

Quarter-Final FA Cup Draw

16th March 2024

Manchester City v Newcastle United

Chelsea v Leicester City

Wolves v Coventry

Manchester United v Liverpool

The FA Cup, which stands for Football Association Challenge Cup, has a rich history that dates back to the 1871-1872 season. It is one of the oldest and most prestigious football competitions in the world. The first edition of the FA Cup was contested by twelve British teams, with the matches being played on 11th November 11, 1871.

Since its inception, the FA Cup has been played every year, except for suspensions during the First and Second World Wars. It has provided memorable moments and upsets, with teams from all levels of English football competing for the prestigious trophy.

One significant milestone in the history of the FA Cup is the final in 1923, known as the 'White Horse Final'. It was the first final to be played in the newly opened Wembley Stadium, which was then known as the Empire Stadium. This final drew a crowd of approximately 200,000 spectators, and the attendance record for a football match in England was set.

The FA Cup has continued to captivate fans and players alike, maintaining its status as an important competition in English football. It allows teams to compete against top-tier clubs, enabling remarkable stories of underdogs triumphing against all odds.

The First Winners

In the inaugural season of the FA Cup in 1871-1872, the final was contested by two teams: Wanderers and Royal Engineers. Wanderers emerged as the first winners by defeating Royal Engineers 1-0 in the final.

Giant Killings

The FA Cup has a long history of producing memorable upsets, commonly referred to as "giant killings." This term describes when a lower-ranked team defeats a significantly higher-ranked opponent. These upsets add to the charm and excitement of the competition. Some of these are mentioned below:

Liverpool 0-1 Wimbledon - 1988

Wrexham 2-1 Arsenal - 1992

Arsenal 0-2 Millwall- 1995

Manchester United 0-1 Leeds United - 2010

Manchester City 0-1 Wigan Athletic - 2013

Chelsea 2-4 Bradford - 2015

Aston Villa 1-2 Stevenage - 2023

Multiple Winners

Several clubs have enjoyed considerable success in the FA Cup. Arsenal holds the record for the most FA Cup wins, with 14 victories as of 2021. Other notable clubs with multiple wins include Manchester United, Chelsea, and Tottenham Hotspur.

The 'Double'

Winning the FA Cup and the top-flight league title in the same season is known as the "Double." The first team to achieve this feat was Preston North End in the 1888-1889 season. Other notable "Double" winners include Arsenal, who accomplished it three times, and Liverpool in 1986.

Previous Winners

2011-2012: Chelsea

2012-2013: Wigan Athletic

2013-2014: Arsenal

2014-2015: Arsenal

2015-2016: Manchester United

2016-2017: Arsenal

2017-2018: Chelsea

2018-2019: Manchester City

2019-2020: Arsenal

2020-2021: Leicester City

2021-2022: Liverpool

2022-2023: Manchester City

Discover the 10 most successful teams in FA Cup history on our blog.