Cup winner’s medal, having broken his arm at the end of that final following some high-jinks from Tony Adams.

20th May 1993

Arsenal 2 Sheffield Wednesday 1

Wembley Stadium

Attendance: 62,267

David Seaman, Lee Dixon, Andy Linighan, Tony Adams (captain), Nigel Winterburn, Paul Merson, Paul Davis, John Jensen, Kevin Campbell, Alan Smith, Ian Wright (David O’Leary).

Goalscorers: Wright (34), Linighan (119).

Arsenal, in the last ever FA Cup final replay, became the first team to win the domestic cup double with a very late headed winner from Andy Linighan at rain swept Wembley. The Gunners had taken the lead in front of a low crowd of 62,267 after Ian Wright ran onto a Alan Smith flick and shot past Chris Woods, only for Wednesday to equalise with a deflected Chris Waddle shot past David Seaman.

Davidthe first Arsenal captain to lead his side to two FA Cup final wins.

2001 – The “Why Did He Make Those Substitutions” Final

12th May 2001

Liverpool 2 Arsenal 1

Millennium Stadium

Attendance: 72,500

David Seaman, Lee Dixon (Dennis Bergkamp), Martin Keown, Tony Adams (captain), Ashley Cole, Robert Pires, Gilles Grimandi, Patrick Vieira, Freddie Ljungberg (Nwankwo Kanu), Sylvain Wiltord (Ray Parlour), Thierry Henry.

Goalscorer: Ljungberg (72).

A relatively quiet first half ended goalless, but after quarter of an hour Arsenal were inexplicably denied a penalty when a Thierry Henry goal bound shot was handled on the line by Stephane Henchoz. The Gunners dominated exchanges in the second-half and went ahead from Freddie Ljungberg, only for Michael Owen to score a late brace to deny Arsenal in the Cardiff sunshine.

This was the first time the FA