FA Cup 2002–03

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The FA Cup 2002–03 was the 122nd season of England’s premier domestic knockout football competition, culminating in Arsenal defeating Southampton 1–0 in the final at the Millennium Stadium.

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Label Occurrences
FA Cup 2002–03 canonical 4

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Statements (45)

Predicate Object
instanceOf FA Cup season ⓘ
football tournament season ⓘ
champion Arsenal ⓘ
linked to: Arsenal F.C.
competitionFormat knockout ⓘ
competitionLevel top domestic cup in English football ⓘ
confederation UEFA ⓘ
country England ⓘ
defendingChampion Arsenal ⓘ
linked to: Arsenal F.C.
endYear 2003 ⓘ
finalCity Cardiff ⓘ
finalCountry Wales ⓘ
finalDate 2003-05-17 ⓘ
finalist Arsenal ⓘ
linked to: Arsenal F.C.

Southampton ⓘ
finalScore 1–0 ⓘ
finalVenue Millennium Stadium ⓘ
governingBody The Football Association ⓘ
includesQualifyingRounds yes ⓘ
includesRound fifth round proper ⓘ
final ⓘ
fourth round proper ⓘ
quarter-finals ⓘ
semi-finals ⓘ
third round proper ⓘ
isPremierDomesticCupOf England ⓘ
mainVenueForFinalPeriod Millennium Stadium ⓘ
nextSeason FA Cup 2003–04 ⓘ
notableEvent Arsenal retained the FA Cup title ⓘ
numberOfTeamsMainCompetition 92 ⓘ
organisedBy The Football Association ⓘ
partOf FA Cup ⓘ
previousSeason FA Cup 2001–02 ⓘ
replacedUsualFinalVenue Wembley Stadium (closed for rebuilding) ⓘ
linked to: Wembley Stadium
runnerUp Southampton ⓘ
runnerUpManager Gordon Strachan ⓘ
seasonChronology 122nd FA Cup season ⓘ
seasonNumber 122 ⓘ
semiFinalVenue neutral venues in England ⓘ
sponsorName AXA FA Cup ⓘ
linked to: FA Cup
sport association football ⓘ
startYear 2002 ⓘ
titleSponsor AXA ⓘ
winner Arsenal ⓘ
linked to: Arsenal F.C.
winnerManager Arsène Wenger ⓘ
winnerQualifiedFor UEFA Cup 2003–04 ⓘ
linked to: UEFA Cup 2003-2004

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lauren Etame Mayer → won → FA Cup 2002–03 ⓘ
Robert Pirès → wonDomesticCupWithClub → FA Cup 2002–03 ⓘ
FA Cup 2001–02 → nextEdition → FA Cup 2002–03 ⓘ
Freddie Ljungberg → wonCompetition → FA Cup 2002–03 ⓘ