What's the difference between the FA Cup and the Carling Cup?
It's all elimination games, and the home and away games are decided by lottery. The final will be held in a neutral venue, as will the home and away games of the Carling Cup semi-final and the FA Cup semi-final.
League Cup
Moderator: British League Committee
Established on 1960.
Teams: 92 teams (20 in Premier League, 24 in British Championship, 24 in A, 24 in B and 24 in Anglo-African Union).
Round: 7 rounds
Competition system:
In the first round, last season, 20 teams in the Premier League and 2 teams in the Top 22 of the British Championship took a bye, and the remaining 70 teams drew lots for 35 games.
In the second round, the 35 teams that won in the first round were the top 2 teams in the British Championship last season, and 13 teams that failed to qualify in the Champions League and the European Union last season participated in the lottery for 25 games.
The third round, the 25 teams that won in the third round, and the 7 teams that qualified for the European War last season participated in 16 matches.
The fourth round, the eighth final
The fifth round, the quarter finals
Sixth round, semi-final (home and away)
Round 7, Final (Neutral Court)
FA Cup.
Moderator: English Football Association
Established in 187 1 year.
Teams: All teams in the UK (762 teams participated in the 09- 10 season).
Round: heat (6 rounds) and race (8 rounds)
Competition system: The FA Cup also adopts a single elimination system, and the home game is decided by lottery. If the two teams draw within 90 minutes, there will be a replay at the home of the visiting team on the other day. If the replay is tied in 90 minutes, it will be played in 30 minutes overtime, and if it is still tied, it will be a penalty shootout. The semi-finals and finals are decisive, and there is no need for a rematch.
Qualifying stage:
Wild card match: England's level 9 and below leagues, with 406 teams participating.
Preliminaries: The 13 1+ 203 teams that won the wild card match in the English Level 8 League.
First round of qualifiers: 65 teams from the Seventh League of England+167 teams that won the preliminary round participated.
The second round of qualifiers: England's six-level league teams (British-African League North and South) 44+ the team that won the first round of qualifiers 1 16 participated.
Third qualifying round: 80 teams that won the second qualifying round participated.
The fourth round of qualifiers: 24 teams from the English Fifth Division (English-African Super League) and 40 teams that won the third round of qualifiers participated.
Final stage:
The first round: 48 teams from England's third and fourth grades (League A and League B)+32 teams from the fourth round of qualifying.
The second round: 40 teams won in the first round.
Third Round: Premier League, Championship 44+ and 20 teams that won the second round participated.
Round 4: Top 32
Round 5: Former 16
quater-finals
Semifinal (neutral court)
Final (neutral field)
What's the difference between the FA Cup and the Carling Cup in the Premier League? 1, organizer
The League Cup (English Football League Cup) is organized by the football league established by 1886.
Of course, the FA Cup belongs to the Football Association.
2. Scale
The FA Cup is much bigger than the Carling Cup. Nearly 500 teams from grade nine in England participated in the FA Cup, while only 92 teams (Premier League, Champions League, A and B) participated in the Carling Cup.
3. Rules
The FA Cup draws lots to decide the home and away games, adopting the single elimination system and drawing lots for the second game (host-guest swap, overtime and penalty).
The Carling Cup is home and away.
PS: Generally, the two cups are hated by the giants, and the middle reaches pay more attention to them, because the cup winners can participate in the Europa League, and the teams below the Premier League mainly train, but the honor of the FA Cup is far greater than that of the League Cup. It is really a drumstick incident.
What's the difference between the English League Cup and the FA Cup? The English League Cup should be called the UEFA Cup, which is a competition between all 92 clubs in England, regardless of their level. This Cup was founded by the Football League of 1962, with the aim of allowing all clubs to have a knockout-based competition outside the League, so as to challenge the FA Cup, which was in charge of the English Football Association at that time, because the status of the FA Cup in the hearts of fans at that time was far higher than that of the League.
The Football League was founded in 1886, and was originally in charge of all 92 professional clubs at all levels in England. However, after 20 teams defected from 1992 to form a parallel Super League, there were only 72 clubs left. Since the level of the club in charge is not the highest, the weight of speech is naturally not as good as before, and if you want the top clubs in the Premier League to participate in the Carling Cup, it is natural to look at other people's faces.
The status of the League Cup has always been ranked behind the Premier League (before 1992 was League One) and the FA Cup. For top Premier League clubs like Manchester United and Arsenal, the Carling Cup is just a training substitute game. Of course, for these clubs, ignoring the Carling Cup is also a helpless move, because in addition to participating in the League, FA Cup and Carling Cup, they also have to participate in the lucrative European Champions Cup or UEFA Cup. If they get good grades all the way, like Liverpool, which won the triple crown, they can play nearly 70 games in nine months a season and nearly two games a week, and the players are not made of steel.
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The Football Association Challenge Cup (FA Cup for short) is a men's knockout football cup named and sponsored by the English Football Association.
The FA Cup is the oldest football match in the world. Football clubs at all levels in England hold one-on-one knockout matches. In the FA Cup, it often happens that low-level clubs eliminate high-level clubs.
The team that wins the FA Cup can qualify for the first round of the UEFA Cup next year. If the team is qualified for the UEFA Cup because of its league ranking, the runner-up in the FA Cup will be qualified for the UEFA Cup instead of the champion. If the runner-up also qualifies for the UEFA Cup, the number of places in the UEFA Cup will be ranked according to the Premier League.
There is no seed team in the FA Cup, and the match and home and away games are completely decided by lottery. The race is divided into eight laps. The first two laps are for amateur, League One and League Two teams, and the third lap is for Premier League and Championship teams. The race is divided into eight laps. Except for semi-finals and finals, if each lap is tied within 90 minutes, a rematch is required. If the rematch is tied within 90 minutes, it will take 30 minutes of overtime to decide the outcome. If the winner is still undecided in overtime, it will be decided by shooting 12 yards at the opponent.
The semi-finals and finals will be held in a neutral position. If the two sides draw within 90 minutes, it will take 30 minutes of overtime to decide the outcome. If there is still no draw in overtime, it will be decided by shooting 12 yards.
Every August, all non-league clubs affiliated to the FA with basic facilities begin to play the preliminary knockout. In 2004/2005, 660 clubs participated in the FA Cup, breaking the record of 656 teams in192122. After the extra preliminaries, there are preliminaries, four preliminaries and six official matches, and finally the semi-finals and finals. All league clubs and non-league clubs that have participated in FA trophies or FA vases and are currently participating in events that are considered "acceptable" are allowed to participate in the FA Cup, and all participating clubs must have suitable and safe stadiums.
Traditionally, the FA Cup final is usually held at Wembley Stadium in London at the end of May. Due to the reconstruction of Wembley Stadium, the FA Cup final was changed to Caldi Millennium Stadium from 200 1. In 2005, two semi-finals were held in Millennium Stadium, and in 2006, the semi-finals were also held in Millennium Stadium.
The Football Association of England had hoped to hold the 2006 FA Cup final at the newly-built Wembley Stadium, but the final was still held at the Millennium Stadium because the stadium builder could not guarantee the completion on the last day of May 13, 2006. On May 19, 2007, the final between Chelsea and Manchester United was finally staged in new wembley stadium.
Since the 1994-95 season, the FA Cup has accepted commercial sponsorship, but in order to protect its century-old reputation, it refused to accept title sponsorship.
1995- 1998 Park Jung Su Woods
1999-2002 AXA
Official partners of the FA Cup in 2003-2006: Carlsberg, McDonald's, USA, Pepsi and umbro.
2006-20 10
Starting from the 2006-2007 football season, the FA Cup will be called the "FA Cup sponsored by E.ON", and the German energy company E.ON signed a four-year sponsorship contract [1]. From August to 20, 200614, umbro supplied FA Cup balls.
[Editor] Winning team
So far, Arsenal and Manchester United have reached the finals 17 times, Manchester United 1 1 times won the FA Cup, Arsenal 10 times and Tottenham 8 degrees. Two teams won the championship for three consecutive years: Rangers 1( 1876-78) and Blackburn (1884-86). Leicester city was the most unfortunate team in the finals-they were all defeated after reaching the finals four times. 190 1 Tottenham Hotspur is the only team in the FA Cup to play as a non-league club and finally win the championship.
Wanderers F.C. (1) is a famous amateur team in19th century and the champion of the first FA Cup.
[Editor] The team that won the most championships
The following table shows the top ten teams that won the championship, the number of championships, the number of championships in the last year, the number of championships in the Asian Games, and the number of championships in the last year.
Rank the last year of the team champion and the last year of the runner-up
1 Manchester United July 2004 2007
2 Arsenal 10 2005 7 200 1
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=4 Liverpool 7 2006 6 1996
=4 Aston Villa 7 1957 3 2000
=6 Newcastle United 6 1955 7 1999
=6 Blackburn 6 1928 2 1960
=8 Everton 5 1995 7 1989
= No.8 West Bromwich Street 5 1968 5 1935
=8 Drift 5 1878 0 Not applicable
[Editor] Centennial Champion
Number of opponents in the championship finals in several seasons
1 1872 Royal Tour Engineer 1-0
2 1873 Wandering Oxford University 2-0
3 1874 Royal Engineer of Oxford University 2-0
4 1875 past students of ITO Institute, Royal Engineer 1- 1 rematch 2-0
5 1876 Old classmates from Wandering Yidong College 0-0 rematch 3-0
6 1877 Wandering Oxford University 2- 1*
7 1878 Roving Royal Engineer 3- 1
8 1879 Old classmates from Yidong College wandered around Jialixian 1-0.
9 1880 Jia Lixian Wandering in Oxford University 1-0
10 18865438+
1 1 1882 Blackburn, an old student of Yidong College 1-0
12 1883 Old students of Ito College of Bliss Olympiad 2- 1*
13 1884 Blackburn Glasgow queensberry 2- 1
Blackburn Glasgow queensberry 2-0
15 1886 Blackburn west Bromwich Albion 0-0 rematch 2-0
16 1887 Aston Vilasi Brunswick 2-0
West Bromwich Preston 2- 1
Preston wolves 3-0
Blackburn Xie Wednesday 6- 1
20 189 1 Blackburn Naudts county 3- 1
2 1 1892 West Bromwich Aston Villa 3-0
22 1893 wolves Hampton wanderers Everton 1-0
Naudts Burton, 23 1894, 4- 1
24 1895 Aston Vilasi Brunswick 1-0
25 1896 Xie Wednesday wolves 2- 1
26 1897 Aston villa Everton 3-2
27 1898 Nottingham forest Derbyshire 3- 1
28 1899 sheffield United Derbyshire 4- 1
29 1900 Southampton, Burleigh 4-0
30 190 1 Tottenham Hotspur Sheffield United 2-2 rematch 3- 1
3 1 1902 Sheffield United Southampton 1- 1 rematch 2- 1
32 1903 Berderby County 6-0
33 1904 Manchester City Bolton 1-0
34 1905 Aston Villa Newcastle United 2-0
35 1906 Everton Newcastle 1-0
36 1907 Xie Wednesday Everton 2- 1
37 1908 Wolves Hampton Rangers Newcastle United 3- 1
38 1909 Manchester United Bristol City 1-0
39 19 10 Newcastle United barnsley 1- 1 rematch 2-0.
40 19 1 1 Bradford Newcastle United 0-0 rematch 1-0
4 1 19 12 West Bromwich barnsley 0-0 rematch 1-0.
42 19 13 vila Sunderland 1-0
43 19 14 Burnley Liverpool 1-0
Sheffield United Chelsea 3-0
The game was interrupted by World War I.
Aston villa huddersfield 1-0*
46 192 1 Tottenham Wolves 1-0
47 1922 huddersfield Preston 1-0
Bolton West Ham United 2-0
49 1924 Newcastle United Aston Villa 2-0
50 1925 Sheffield United Cardiff City 1-0
5 1 1926 Bolton Manchester City 1-0
52 1927 Cardiff Arsenal 1-0
Blackburn Huddersfield 3- 1
Bolton Portsmouth 2-0
55 1930 Arsenal Huddersfield 2-0
Birmingham West Bromwich 2-65438
57 1932 Newcastle United Arsenal 2- 1
58 1933 Everton Manchester City 3-0
59 1934 Manchester City Portsmouth 2- 1
60 1935 Xie Wednesday West Bromwich Albion 4-2
6 1 1936 Arsenal Xielian 1-0
Sunderland Preston 3- 1
63 1938 Preston Huddersfield 1-0*
Portsmouth wolves rangers
The game was interrupted by World War II.
Charlton, Derbyshire 65 1946 4- 1 *
66 1947 Charlton Burnley 1-0*
67 1948 Manchester United Blackpool 4-2
68 1949 leicester city, wolverhampton wanderers Wanderers 3- 1
69 1950 Arsenal Liverpool 2-0
70 195 1 Newcastle United Blackpool 2-0
7 1 1952 Newcastle United Arsenal 1-0
72 1953 Blackpool Bolton 4-3
73 1954 West Bromwich Preston 3-2
74 1955 Newcastle United Manchester City 3- 1
Birmingham 75 1956 3- 1
76 1957 Aston villa Manchester United 2- 1
77 1958 Blackburn Manchester United 2-0
78 1959 Nottingham forest Luton 2- 1
79 1960 Wolves Hampton Rangers Blackburn 3-0
80 196 1 Tottenham Hotspur leicester city 2-0
8 1 1962 Tottenham Hotspur Burnley 3- 1
82 1963 Manchester United leicester city 3- 1
83 1964 West Ham United Preston 3-2
84 1965 Liverpool Leeds United 2- 1*
85 1966 Everton Xie Wednesday 3-2
86 1967 Tottenham Hotspur Chelsea 2- 1
87 1968 Everton, West Bromwich Albion 1-0*
88 1969 Manchester City leicester city 1-0
89 1970 Chelsea Leeds United 2-2* rematch 2- 1
90 197 1 arsenal Liverpool 2- 1
9 1 1972 Leeds United with Arsenal 1-0
92 1973 Sunderland Leeds United 1-0
93 1974 Liverpool Newcastle United 3-0
94 1975 West Ham United 2-0 Fulham
95 1976 Southampton Manchester United 1-0
96 1977 Manchester United Liverpool 2- 1
97 1978 Ipswich Arsenal 1-0
98 1979 Arsenal Manchester United 3-2
99 1980 West Ham United Arsenal 1-0
100 198 1 Tottenham Manchester city 1- 1* rematch 3-2
10 1 1982 Tottenham Hotspur queens park Rangers 1-0/* rematch1-0.
102 1983 Manchester United Brighton 2-2* rematch 4-0
Everton Waterford 2-0
104 1985 Everton Manchester United 1-0*
105 1986 Liverpool Everton 3- 1
Coventry Tottenham Hotspur 3-2*
107 1988 Wimbledon Liverpool 1-0
Liverpool Everton 3-2*
109 1990 Manchester United Crystal Palace 3-3* rematch 1-0
1101991Tottenham Nottingham Forest 2- 1*
1111992 Liverpool Sunderland 2-0
1 12 1993 Arsenal Xie Wednesday 1- 1* rematch 2- 1*
1 13 1994 Manchester United Chelsea 4-0
1 14 1995 Everton Manchester United 1-0
1 15 1996 Manchester United Liverpool 1-0
Chelsea Middlesbrough 2-0
1 17 1998 Arsenal Newcastle United 2-0
1 18 1999 Manchester United Newcastle United 2-0
1 19 2000 Chelsea Villa 1-0
120 200 1 Liverpool Arsenal 2- 1
Arsenal 2-0 Chelsea in 2002
122 2003 Arsenal Southampton 1-0
123 2004 Manchester United Millwall 3-0
124 2005 Arsenal Manchester United 0-0* (12 yards 5-4)
125 2006 Liverpool west ham United 3-3* (12 yards 3- 1)
126 2007 Chelsea Manchester United 1-0*
What's the difference between League Cup, FA Cup, FA Cup, Champions Cup and Toyota Cup? The League Cup is a cup between England and Germany. The FA Cup is held in England and the FA Cup is held in China, right?
The Champions League is a European competition, as well as the Asian Club Cup. The club performance in China is OK. Dalian reached the finals, and Shenzhen and Shandong also reached the semi-finals. But the champion has always been monopolized by West Asian teams, such as Saudi Arabia's Idihad.
The Toyota Cup is a competition between the European Champions Cup and the Libertadores Cup in South America. Playing in Japan, the MVP in the competition can get a Toyota.
What's the difference between the rejected Carling Cup and the FA Cup? The English Football League Cup (usually referred to as "League Cup" for short) is an annual football match in Britain. Only teams with the top four positions in the English professional league (Premier League, British Championship, League One and League Two) can participate.
The English Football Association Challenge Cup (commonly referred to as "FA Cup" for short) is much wider than the League Cup-the competition qualification is open to all the top teams in the UK 10, among which the League Cup teams can participate, and there are also various "non-professional league" teams at the 5- 10 level.
The organizer of the League Cup is the English Football Professional League, which is similar to a guild. The purpose of holding the League Cup is to compete with the FA. The first FA Cup was held in 187 1-72 season, which is one of the oldest football matches in the world. The Carling Cup is much younger-1960 is only 57 years old.
The FA Cup and the FA Cup are also treated differently. The FA Cup winner can directly participate in the Europa League group stage, while the Carling Cup winner needs to start from the third round of the Europa League qualifier.
The phenomenon of "lack of money" in the League Cup is obvious to all-sponsors have changed frequently in just a few decades, and the cup name has been "betrayed". The more famous ones are "milk cup", later "Coca-Cola cup" and now "Carabao cup". The League Cup is also called "Karabao Cup" at present (Karabao is an energy drink in Thailand). The FA Cup is also influenced by sponsors. 2065 438+05-2065 438+08, also called UAE FA Cup (sponsored by UAE).
What's the difference between FA Cup, Carling Cup and general league? What else is there now? The English League Cup, the standard term should be called the UEFA Cup, is a competition between all 92 clubs in England, regardless of level. This Cup was founded by the Football League of 1962, with the aim of allowing all clubs to have a knockout-based competition outside the League, so as to challenge the FA Cup, which was in charge of the English Football Association at that time, because the status of the FA Cup in the hearts of fans at that time was far higher than that of the League.
The Football League was founded in 1886, and was originally in charge of all 92 professional clubs at all levels in England. However, after 20 teams defected from 1992 to form a parallel Super League, there were only 72 clubs left. Since the level of the club in charge is not the highest, the weight of speech is naturally not as good as before, and if you want the top clubs in the Premier League to participate in the Carling Cup, it is natural to look at other people's faces.
The status of the League Cup has always been ranked behind the Premier League (before 1992 was League One) and the FA Cup. For top Premier League clubs like Manchester United and Arsenal, the Carling Cup is just a training substitute game. Of course, for these clubs, ignoring the Carling Cup is also a helpless move, because in addition to participating in the League, FA Cup and Carling Cup, they also have to participate in the lucrative European Champions Cup or UEFA Cup. If they get good grades all the way, like Liverpool, which won the triple crown, they can play nearly 70 games in nine months of a season and nearly two games a week, and the players are not made of steel.
The decline of the Carling Cup has its own reasons. In order to attract sponsors, the alliance sold the name of the UEFA Cup, first it became a milk cup, then it became a Coca-Cola cup, and it was sold to a brewer a few years ago. So in recent years, the name of the League Cup has become the Waddington Cup. When you first arrive in Britain, you will be puzzled by this cup, and the change of the cup name has made this 40-year-old traditional competition lose its appeal among fans.
There are also many clubs that support the Carling Cup, and their mentality is mainly divided into two types:
First, clubs in the middle reaches of the Premier League, such as Newcastle, Tottenham and Aston Villa, have long since failed to win the league title. They can win the Carling Cup without the attention of Manchester United and other clubs to boost their morale and use it as the second way to qualify for the UEFA Cup.
Secondly, clubs in other three leagues besides the Premier League can use the Carling Cup to get the chance to compete with strong teams and get on TV and newspapers. When Crystal Palace played Liverpool last season, the mainstream media, which usually ignored Crystal Palace, greatly praised the team. Sky TV also broadcast the game live, which enabled the Crystal Palace team to gain TV broadcast income and expand its influence. In addition, if the small club accidentally broke the upset, it would be a great event for the fans, and the big club would not feel too sad about the failure of this kind of game, and each club also had its own position.
Of course, the second kind of club is the most important, because the Premier League club must concentrate more on the league, otherwise once the players who participate in the League Cup are injured and affect their state, they will be relegated. Even if they win the League Cup, they will just lose the watermelon and pick up the sesame seeds, which is not worth the candle.
In fact, in addition to the League Cup, there is also the FA Cup, which are all hated by big clubs. In addition to 92 professional clubs, there are nearly 400 amateur teams that can participate in this world's oldest competition. It is conceivable that if Manchester United accidentally drew with the participating amateur teams, what would Manchester United think?
But in general, it is the "chicken ribs" such as the League Cup and the FA Cup that give small teams the opportunity to play against big teams every year, and let them see some hopes and hopes, otherwise the life of the "poor" will be even more sad.
Introduction of FA Cup Competition System: FA Cup Competition System
The FA Cup is divided into eight rounds. Except for semi-finals and finals, if each round is tied within 90 minutes, a rematch is required. If there is a tie again, it will be decided in overtime, which adopts the golden ball system. If there is still no winner in overtime, it will be decided by mutual shooting.
The semi-final is held in a neutral position. If the two sides draw within 90 minutes, it will take extra time to decide the outcome. If there is still no tie in overtime, the winner will be decided by mutual penalties.
The final will be held at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, to ensure that both teams have no home advantage and play against each other. If it is tied within 90 minutes, it will take extra time to decide the winner. In the overtime stage, the golden ball system was adopted. If the winner is still undecided in overtime, it will be decided by shooting penalties at each other.
The English Football Association Cup (FA Cup for short) is a men's football cup named and sponsored by the English Football Association.
The FA Cup is the oldest football match in the world. Football clubs at all levels in England hold one-on-one knockout matches. In the FA Cup, it often happens that low-level clubs eliminate high-level clubs.
Game form
There is no seed team in the FA Cup, and the match and home and away games are completely decided by lottery. If the game is tied, the two sides will exchange home and away games. If it is tied again, extra time will be played against the penalty shootout.
Every August, all non-league clubs affiliated to the FA with basic facilities begin to play the preliminary knockout. In 2004/2005, 660 clubs participated in the FA Cup, breaking the record of 656 teams in192122. After the extra preliminaries, there are preliminaries, four preliminaries and six official matches, and finally the semi-finals and finals. All league clubs and non-league clubs that have participated in FA trophies or FA vases and are currently participating in events that are considered "acceptable" are allowed to participate in the FA Cup, and all participating clubs must have suitable and safe stadiums.
High-level non-league and league clubs are allowed to skip some rounds at the beginning of the FA Cup. Clubs such as the Championship and Premier League are allowed to directly participate in the third round of official competitions.
Traditionally, the final venue of the FA Cup is Wembley Stadium in London. Due to the reconstruction of Wembley Stadium, the final venue of the FA Cup was changed from 200 1 to Caldi Millennium Stadium. It is expected that the FA Cup final will be held again at Humble Stadium on May 6th, 2006. In 2005, two semi-finals were held in Millennium Stadium, and it is expected that the semi-finals in 2006 will also be held in Millennium Stadium, and the semi-finals after 2006 will be held in new wembley stadium. The final of the FA Cup is usually held at the end of May.
The team that wins the FA Cup can qualify for the first round of the UEFA Cup next year. If the team is qualified for the UEFA Cup because of its league ranking, the runner-up in the FA Cup will be qualified for the UEFA Cup instead of the champion. If the runner-up also qualified for the UEFA Cup, then the number of places in this UEFA Cup will be ranked according to the Premier League.
Winning team
So far, Arsenal and Manchester United have reached the finals 17 times, Manchester United 1 1 times won the FA Cup, Arsenal 10 times and Tottenham 8 degrees. Two teams won the championship for three consecutive years: Rangers 1( 1876-8) and Blackburn (1884-6). Leicester city was the most unfortunate team in the finals-they were all defeated after reaching the finals four times. Spurs F.C. (1901) is the only team in the FA Cup that played as a non-league club and finally won the championship.
Teams: All the member teams of the English Football Association (including Premier League, Group A, Group B, Group C and Amateur Group).
Competition system: The competition is divided into eight rounds. Except semi-finals and finals, if each round is tied within 90 minutes, a rematch is required. If the rematch is tied, it needs extra time to decide the winner (extra time in the first and second half, each 15 minutes). If overtime is still unclear, it will be decided by penalty.
Semi-final: The semi-final is held in a neutral position. If the two sides draw within 90 minutes, it will take extra time to decide the outcome. (in the first half 15 minutes each. If the overtime is still not tied, it will be decided by 12 yards.
Final: The final will be held at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales, to ensure that neither team has home advantage, and it will be decided by one game. If it is tied within 90 minutes, it will take extra time to decide the winner (first and second half paragraphs 15 minutes). If overtime is still unclear, the winner will be decided by penalty kick.
League Cup system:
The original idea of the English League Cup was put forward by Alan Hadako. He was the first to realize that the competition system decided by the results of two home and away games would be welcomed by the majority of low-level clubs.
First of all, the FA Cup is a men's football cup named and sponsored by the English Football Association.
The FA Cup is the oldest football match in the world. Football clubs at all levels in England hold one-on-one knockout matches. In the FA Cup, it often happens that low-level clubs eliminate high-level clubs. The game and the home and away games are completely decided by drawing lots. If the game is tied, the two sides will exchange home and away games. If it is tied again, there will be overtime and penalty shootout.
Secondly, the English League Cup is a competition between all 92 clubs in England, regardless of level, and the elimination system is adopted.
Finally: The Premier League is now the top league competition team in England * * * There are 20 teams, ranking the last three points at the end of the season according to their home and away results. If the points are the same, it will be judged by the goal difference and the relationship between the two parties.
First of all, the FA Cup competition is not graded like ordinary leagues, and teams of all levels can participate in the FA Cup competition.
Secondly, the FA Cup doesn't adopt the double-ring integral system like the ordinary league, but adopts the single-game decisive system, that is, the victory or defeat of a game can determine whether it is promoted or not, which makes the FA Cup match more accidental than the ordinary league and a hotbed of unpopularity.
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What's the difference between the neglected League Cup and the FA Cup? The FA Cup is an event organized by the English Football Association, while the Carling Cup is a joint event organized by all clubs in England. The League Cup, the full name of the English League Cup, should be called the UEFA Cup, which is a competition between all 92 clubs in England. This Cup was founded by the Football League of 1962, with the aim of allowing all clubs to have a knockout-based competition outside the League, so as to challenge the FA Cup, which was in charge of the English Football Association at that time, because the status of the FA Cup in the hearts of fans at that time was far higher than that of the League. The Football Association Challenge Cup (FA Cup for short) is a men's knockout football cup named and sponsored by the English Football Association. The FA Cup is the oldest football match in the world. Football clubs at all levels in England hold one-on-one knockout matches. In the FA Cup, it often happens that low-level clubs eliminate high-level clubs.