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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FA Cup 2002–03 canonical 4

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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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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