Crystal Palace National Sports Centre
Crystal Palace FA Cup Finals 1895–1914
21 teams competed in the twenty FA Cup Finals staged at Crystal Palace, with ten different winners. Four more teams won the FA Cup during this time, after replays at other grounds.

Crystal Palace National Sports Centre

Section Title: Crystal Palace FA Cup Finals 1895–1914
Table Section Text: 21 teams competed in the twenty FA Cup Finals staged at Crystal Palace, with ten different winners. Four more teams won the FA Cup during this time, after replays at other grounds.

Year	Attendance	Winner	Runner-up	Notes

1895	42,560	Aston Villa	1	West Bromwich Albion	0

1896	48,036	Sheffield Wednesday	2	Wolverhampton Wanderers	1

1897	65,891	Aston Villa	3	Everton	2

1898	62,017	Nottingham Forest	3	Derby County	1

1899	73,833	Sheffield United	4	Derby County	1

1900	68,945	Bury	4	Southampton	0

1901	110,802	Tottenham Hotspur	2	Sheffield United	2	3–1 in replay at Burnden Park, Bolton

1902	76,914	Sheffield United	1	Southampton	1

Replay	33,050	Sheffield United	2	Southampton	0

1903	64,000	Bury	6	Derby County	0	Largest ever cup final victory

1904	61,734	Manchester City	1	Bolton Wanderers	0

1905	101,117	Aston Villa	2	Newcastle United	0

1906	75,609	Everton	1	Newcastle United	0

1907	84,584	Sheffield Wednesday	2	Everton	1

1908	74,967	Wolverhampton Wanderers	3	Newcastle United	1

1909	67,651	Manchester United	1	Bristol City	0

1910	76,980	Newcastle United	1	Barnsley	1	2–0 in replay at Goodison Park, Liverpool

1911	69,098	Bradford City	0	Newcastle United	0	1–0 in replay at Old Trafford, Manchester

1912	54,434	Barnsley	0	West Bromwich Albion	0	1–0 in replay at Bramall Lane, Sheffield

1913	120,028	Aston Villa	1	Sunderland	0

1914	72,778	Burnley	1	Liverpool	0

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The largest attendance at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre was in the 1913 Cup final between Aston Villa and Sunderland.

final_sentence: The largest attendance at the Crystal Palace National Sports Centre was in the 1913 Cup final between Aston Villa and Sunderland.