Portsmouth, Cardiff seek FA Cup glory

                   
cnn.com     May 16, 2008            

Portsmouth play second-flight Cardiff in the final of the English FA Cup Wembley pairing comes after a season of upsets in the oldest cup competition Aaron Ramsey, 17, of Cardiff bidding to become the youngest FA Cup winner (CNN) -- Portsmouth and second-flight underdogs Cardiff provide the most... [read full story]                    

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Top Six: Greatest FA Cup finals

whoateallthebratwurst.com     May 16, 2008          

Pies counters yesterday's boring FA Cup finals with some of the greatest finals. 1. Liverpool 3-3 West Ham (Liverpool won 3-1 on penalties), 2006 An incredible game from start to finish, from the Hammers rushing into a two-goal lead to Steven Gerrard, almost unable to run because of cramp,...                    

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16. A fairy-tale finale

thestar.com.my     May 17, 2008          

LONDON: Portsmouth meet Cardiff City at Wembley today in a final the FA Cup has been crying out for even if the absence of familiar names may prove the competition’s lack of appeal for the big clubs. Cardiff manager Dave Jones said he hoped the achievement of his Division Two side in reaching the...                    

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A fairy-tale finale

thestar.com.my     May 17, 2008          

LONDON: Portsmouth meet Cardiff City at Wembley today in a final the FA Cup has been crying out for even if the absence of familiar names may prove the competition’s lack of appeal for the big clubs. Cardiff manager Dave Jones said he hoped the achievement of his Division Two side in reaching the...                    

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Facts and figures on the FA Cup final

thestar.com.my     May 17, 2008          

Today’s final is the 127th since the competition began in the 1871-72 season. Although Portsmouth first entered the FA Cup in 1899 and Cardiff in 1910, they have never played each other in the competition before. Manchester United have appeared in a record 18 finals, winning the competition a...                    

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FA Cup Final: A Portsmouth Fan's View

londonist.com     May 17, 2008          

FA Cup final day dawns and, as supporters representing the competition's former temporary home in Cardiff return the visits made by Arsenal, Chelsea, West Ham and Millwall they are joined by fans of Portsmouth, the club who have retained the trophy for the longest time courtesy of beating...                    

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Portsmouth and Cardiff seek FA Cup glory

cnn.com     May 17, 2008          

Portsmouth will play second-flight Cardiff in the final of the English FA Cup Wembley pairing comes after season of upsets in the oldest cup competition Aaron Ramsey, 17, of Cardiff bidding to become the youngest FA Cup winner (CNN) -- Portsmouth and second division underdogs Cardiff provide the...                    

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1,000 police prepare for Cup Final

msn.com     May 17, 2008          

More than 1,000 police officers will be on the streets to ensure the showpiece event of the football season - the FA Cup - passes off peacefully.Tens of thousands of fans are expected to flock to London from the south coast and South Wales as minnows Cardiff City take on firm favourites Portsmouth.                    

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Minute by Minute: Cardiff City - Portsmouth FC

wspsoccer.com     May 17, 2008          

LONDON, May 17 (SW) - Soccerway.com will keep you up to date on the most important events at the FA Cup final between Cardiff City and Portsmouth FC. Current score: 0-0 More match information: Here. Feel free to register or log in and start using the 'discuss' option below to give your opinion on...                    

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Portsmouth v Cardiff City - follow the latest from the FA Cup final at Wembley

footballnews-247.com     May 17, 2008          

There was no place for Robbie Fowler on the Cardiff bench for today’s FA Cup final against Portsmouth at Wembley. Fowler, a winner of the competition with Liverpool in 2001, was left out of the 16-man squad as Dave Jones named the same side which defeated Barnsley a fortnight ago, while...                    

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It's Kenya 1, Cardiff 0 As William Misses The FA Cup

theroyalist.net     May 17, 2008          

It's Kenya 1, Cardiff 0 As William Misses The FA Cup Prince William of Wales was a no-show this afternoon as Cardiff City football team embarked on their first appearance at the FA Cup Final since 1927. After a week of speculation (but no official confirmation) as to the weekend plans of the...                    

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