FA Cup 2001–02

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The FA Cup 2001–02 was the 121st season of England’s premier domestic knockout football competition, culminating in Arsenal completing a league and cup double.

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Label Occurrences
FA Cup 2001–02 canonical 5
AXA-sponsored FA Cup 2001–02 1

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Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf FA Cup season
football tournament season
associatedLeagueSystem English football league system
champion Arsenal F.C.
competitionFormat knockout
confederation UEFA
country England
decisiveGoalScorer Freddie Ljungberg
Ray Parlour
defendingChampion Liverpool F.C.
doubleType league and cup double
editionNumber 121
enabledDoubleFor Arsenal F.C.
endYear 2002
finalCity Cardiff
finalCountry Wales
finalDate 2002-05-04
finalist Arsenal F.C.
Chelsea F.C.
finalScore Arsenal 2–0 Chelsea
finalStadiumUsedDueTo Wembley Stadium redevelopment
finalVenue Millennium Stadium
governingBody The Football Association
includesRound fifth round proper
final
fourth round proper
quarter-finals
semi-finals
third round proper
isPartOf FA Cup
leagueTitlePairedWith 2001–02 FA Premier League
locationOfFinalStadium Cardiff
mainSponsor AXA
nextEdition FA Cup 2002–03
numberOfGoalsInFinalByArsenal 2
numberOfGoalsInFinalByChelsea 0
organisedBy The Football Association
previousEdition FA Cup 2000–01
runnerUp Chelsea F.C.
season 2001–02
sponsorName AXA-sponsored FA Cup 2001–02
linked to: FA Cup 2001–02
sport football
startYear 2001
tierOfCompetition top-level domestic cup in England
winner Arsenal F.C.
winnerCaptain Tony Adams
winnerManager Arsène Wenger

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

Lauren Etame Mayer won FA Cup 2001–02
Robert Pirès wonDomesticCupWithClub FA Cup 2001–02
FA Cup 2001–02 sponsorName AXA-sponsored FA Cup 2001–02
linked to: FA Cup 2001–02
FA Cup 2002–03 previousSeason FA Cup 2001–02
Freddie Ljungberg wonCompetition FA Cup 2001–02