1991–92 FA Cup

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1991–92 FA Cup
Tournament details
Country 
Sunderland
Tournament statistics
Top goal scorer(s) John Byrne (7)

The 1991–92 FA Cup was the 111th season of the world's oldest knockout

Sunderland
2–0 in the final to take their 5th FA Cup trophy.

The appearance in the Cup Final of Sunderland, a

1973 FA Cup Final
.

This was the first FA Cup competition to use

extra time in a replayed
match.

First round proper

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Tie no Home team Score Away team
1 Blackpool 2–1 Grimsby Town
2 Chester City 1–0
Guiseley
3 Darlington 2–1 Chesterfield
4 Bournemouth 3–1
Bromsgrove Rovers
5 Barnet 5–0
Tiverton Town
6 Burnley 1–1
Doncaster Rovers
Replay
Doncaster Rovers
1–3 Burnley
7 Bury 0–1 Bradford City
8 Yeovil Town 1–1 Walsall
Replay Walsall 0–1 Yeovil Town
9
West Bromwich Albion
6–0 Marlow
10 Scarborough 0–2
Wigan Athletic
11 Wrexham 5–2
Winsford United
12
Tranmere Rovers
3–0
Runcorn
13
Stockport County
3–1 Lincoln City
14 Windsor & Eton 2–4 Woking
15
Kidderminster Harriers
0–1
Aylesbury United
16 Fulham 0–2 Hayes
17 Brentford 3–3 Gillingham
Replay Gillingham 1–3 Brentford
18 Maidstone United 1–0
Sutton United
19
Carlisle United
1–1
Crewe Alexandra
Replay
Crewe Alexandra
5–3
Carlisle United
20
Witton Albion
1–1
Halifax Town
Replay
Halifax Town
1–2
Witton Albion
21
Scunthorpe United
1–1
Rotherham United
Replay
Rotherham United
3–3
Scunthorpe United
Rotherham United won 7–6 on penalties
22
Huddersfield Town
7–0
Lincoln United
23
Mansfield Town
0–1
Preston North End
24
Halesowen Town
2–2
Farnborough Town
Replay
Farnborough Town
4–0
Halesowen Town
25 Morecambe 0–1 Hull City
26
Torquay United
3–0
Birmingham City
27
Kettering Town
1–1
Wycombe Wanderers
Replay
Wycombe Wanderers
0–2
Kettering Town
28
Stoke City
0–0 Telford United
Replay Telford United 2–1
Stoke City
29 Aldershot 0–1 Enfield
30
Peterborough United
7–0
Harlow Town
31
Colchester United
0–0
Exeter City
Replay
Exeter City
0–0
Colchester United
Exeter City won 4–2 on penalties
32
Leyton Orient
2–1
Welling United
33
Slough Town
3–3 Reading
Replay Reading 2–1
Slough Town
34
Crawley Town
4–2
Northampton Town
35
Bridlington Town
1–2
York City
36 Swansea City 2–1
Cardiff City
37
Emley
0–3
Bolton Wanderers
38
Hartlepool United
3–2
Shrewsbury Town
39 Gretna 0–0
Rochdale
Replay
Rochdale
3–1 Gretna
40 Atherstone United 0–0
Hereford United
Replay
Hereford United
3–0 Atherstone United

Second round proper

The second round matches were played on the weekend between 7–9 December 1991, with replays played midweek on 17 December.

Tie no Home team Score Away team
1 Enfield 1–4 Barnet
2 Blackpool 0–1 Hull City
3 Darlington 1–2
Hartlepool United
4 Bournemouth 2–1 Brentford
5 Burnley 2–0
Rotherham United
6
Preston North End
5–1
Witton Albion
7
Rochdale
1–2
Huddersfield Town
8 Woking 3–0 Yeovil Town
9
Bolton Wanderers
3–1 Bradford City
10
Crewe Alexandra
2–0 Chester City
11 Wrexham 1–0 Telford United
12
Aylesbury United
2–3
Hereford United
13 Maidstone United 1–2
Kettering Town
14
Exeter City
0–0 Swansea City
Replay Swansea City 1–2
Exeter City
15
Torquay United
1–1
Farnborough Town
Replay
Farnborough Town
4–3
Torquay United
16
York City
1–1
Tranmere Rovers
Replay
Tranmere Rovers
2–1
York City
17 Hayes 0–2
Crawley Town
18
Wigan Athletic
2–0
Stockport County
19
Peterborough United
0–0 Reading
Replay Reading 1–0
Peterborough United
20
Leyton Orient
2–1
West Bromwich Albion

Third round proper

Teams from the

Tranmere
) entered in this round. The third round matches were played on the weekend between 4–6 January 1992, with replays played midweek between 14 and 15 January. However, the Newcastle United-Bournemouth match was replayed on 22 January, while the Derby County-Burnley match was replayed on 25 January.

Tie no Home team Score Away team
1 Bournemouth 0–0
Newcastle United
Replay
Newcastle United
2–2 Bournemouth
Bournemouth won 4–3 on penalties
2
Bristol City
1–1 Wimbledon
Replay Wimbledon 0–1
Bristol City
3 Burnley 2–2 Derby County
Replay Derby County 2–0 Burnley
4
Preston North End
0–2
Sheffield Wednesday
5 Southampton 2–0 Queens Park Rangers
6 Woking 0–0
Hereford United
Replay
Hereford United
2–1 Woking
7
Leicester City
1–0 Crystal Palace
8
Notts County
2–0
Wigan Athletic
9
Nottingham Forest
1–0
Wolverhampton Wanderers
10
Blackburn Rovers
4–1
Kettering Town
11
Aston Villa
0–0
Tottenham Hotspur
Replay
Tottenham Hotspur
0–1
Aston Villa
12
Bolton Wanderers
2–0 Reading
13
Crewe Alexandra
0–4 Liverpool
14 Middlesbrough 2–1 Manchester City
15 Sunderland 3–0 Port Vale
16 Everton 1–0
Southend United
17
Swindon Town
3–2 Watford
18 Wrexham
2–1
Arsenal
19 Sheffield United 4–0
Luton Town
20
Ipswich Town
1–1
Hartlepool United
Replay
Hartlepool United
0–2
Ipswich Town
21
Bristol Rovers
5–0 Plymouth Argyle
22
Coventry City
1–1
Cambridge United
Replay
Cambridge United
1–0
Coventry City
23
West Ham United
1–1
Farnborough Town
Replay
West Ham United
1–0
Farnborough Town
24
Brighton & Hove Albion
5–0
Crawley Town
25
Norwich City
1–0 Barnsley
26 Hull City 0–2 Chelsea
27 Oldham Athletic 1–1
Leyton Orient
Replay
Leyton Orient
4–2
Oldham Athletic
28
Exeter City
1–2 Portsmouth
29
Huddersfield Town
0–4 Millwall
30 Charlton Athletic 3–1 Barnet
31
Leeds United
0–1
Manchester United
32
Oxford United
3–1
Tranmere Rovers

Fourth round proper

The fourth round matches were played on the weekend between 25 and 27 January 1992, with replays played midweek between 4–5 February. However, the Bristol Rovers-Liverpool match was played on 5 February, and replayed on 11 February.

Tie no Home team Score Away team
1 Southampton 0–0
Manchester United
Replay
Manchester United
2–2 Southampton
Southampton won 4–2 on penalties
2
Leicester City
1–2
Bristol City
3
Notts County
2–1
Blackburn Rovers
4
Nottingham Forest
2–0
Hereford United
5
Sheffield Wednesday
1–2 Middlesbrough
6
Bolton Wanderers
2–1
Brighton & Hove Albion
7 Derby County 3–4
Aston Villa
8
Ipswich Town
3–0 Bournemouth
9
Bristol Rovers
1–1 Liverpool
Replay Liverpool 2–1
Bristol Rovers
10 Portsmouth 2–0
Leyton Orient
11
West Ham United
2–2 Wrexham
Replay Wrexham 0–1
West Ham United
12
Norwich City
2–1 Millwall
13 Chelsea 1–0 Everton
14 Charlton Athletic 0–0 Sheffield United
Replay Sheffield United 3–1 Charlton Athletic
15
Cambridge United
0–3
Swindon Town
16
Oxford United
2–3 Sunderland

Fifth round proper

The fifth round matches were played on the weekend between 15 and 16 February 1992, with replays played midweek on 26 February.

Tie no Home team Score Away team
1
Nottingham Forest
4–1
Bristol City
2
Bolton Wanderers
2–2 Southampton
Replay Southampton 3–2
Bolton Wanderers
3 Sunderland 1–1
West Ham United
Replay
West Ham United
2–3 Sunderland
4
Swindon Town
1–2
Aston Villa
5
Ipswich Town
0–0 Liverpool
Replay Liverpool 3–2
Ipswich Town
6 Portsmouth 1–1 Middlesbrough
Replay Middlesbrough 2–4 Portsmouth
7
Norwich City
3–0
Notts County
8 Chelsea 1–0 Sheffield United

Sixth round proper

The sixth round matches were played on the weekend beginning 7–8 March 1992, with replays being played on 18 March.

Liverpool began to compensate for a sub-standard league season by eliminating Aston Villa and booking themselves a seemingly easy semi-final tie with a Portsmouth side who defeated League Cup finalists Nottingham Forest and ending their hopes of a unique FA Cup/League Cup double.

Norwich City reached the semi-finals for the second time in four seasons after beating Southampton in a replay.

Sunderland joined fellow Second Division side Portsmouth in the FA Cup semi-finals thanks to a 2–1 replay win over Chelsea after a 1–1 draw.

Nottingham Forest
McLoughlin 2'
Referee: Stephen Lodge
Southampton0–0Norwich City
The Dell, Southampton
Chelsea1–1Sunderland
Allen 37' Byrne 82'
Attendance: 33,948
Referee: Terry Holbrook

Replays

a.e.t.
Southampton
Newman 55'
Sutton 116'
Ruddock 45'
Sunderland2–1Chelsea
Davenport 20'
Armstrong 88'
Wise 86'
Attendance: 26,039
Referee: Terry Holbrook

Semi-finals

The semi-finals were played on 5 April 1992. It was the first time that

Sunderland and First Division Norwich City who were competing for a place in the final. Sunderland went through with John Byrne scoring the only goal of the game to take the Wearsiders
to their first cup final since 1973.

Portsmouth held Liverpool to a 1–1 draw in the other semi-final at Highbury, with the replay being held at Villa Park, which went to penalties after a goalless draw. Liverpool emerged as victors in the shootout to reach the FA Cup final for the fourth time in seven seasons.

Norwich City0–1Sunderland
Byrne
34'
Attendance: 40,102
Referee: Neil Midgley (Bolton)

Replay

Portsmouth0–0
(a.e.t)
Liverpool
Report
Attendance: 40,077

Liverpool won 3–1 on penalties

Final

Liverpool won the FA Cup for the fifth time with a 2–0 victory to compensate for their worst league season (sixth place) for more than 20 years. Ian Rush scored his fifth goal in FA Cup Finals, a record.

Liverpool2–0Sunderland
Thomas 47'
Rush
68'
Attendance: 79,544
Liverpool
Sunderland

Media coverage

For the fourth consecutive season in the United Kingdom, the BBC was the free to air broadcaster. For the first full season following its absorption of BSB's Sports Channel, Sky Sports was the subscription broadcaster.

The live matches on the BBC were:

Manchester United
(R3)

Chelsea 1-0 Everton (R4)

Aston Villa
(R5)

Aston Villa
(QF)

Liverpool 1-1 Portsmouth (SF)

Norwich City 0-1 Sunderland
(SF)

Liverpool 2-0 Sunderland (Final)


The live matches on Sky Sports were:

Preston North End
(R1)

Brentford 3-3 Gillingham (R1)

Preston North End
(R1 Replay)

Tranmere Rovers
(R2)

West Bromwich Albion
(R2)

Torquay United
(R2 Replay)

Crewe Alexandra 0-4 Liverpool
(R3)

Aston Villa
(R3 Replay)

Manchester United
(R4)

West Ham United
(R4 Replay)

Ipswich Town 0-0 Liverpool (R5)

Liverpool 3-2 Ipswich Town (R5 Replay)

Chelsea 1-1 Sunderland (QF)

Sunderland 2-1 Chelsea (QF Replay)

Portsmouth 0-0 Liverpool (SF Replay)

The first round match between

Preston North End was abandoned after 32 minutes due to heavy fog. The game was replayed 11 days later and it was shown live on Sky Sports
as planned after they previously showed the abandoned match.

The third round match between

Tottenham Hotspur
which had been played earlier in the day.

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