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- 2009–10_FA_Cup abstract "The 2009–10 FA Cup was the 129th season of the world's oldest football knockout competition; The Football Association Challenge Cup, or FA Cup for short. As in the previous year, 762 clubs were accepted for the competition. One club, Newcastle Blue Star, folded before the fixtures were released. As they were scheduled to enter the competition in the First Round Qualifying, their opponents in this round received a walkover.The competition commenced on 15 August 2009 with the Extra Preliminary Round and concluded on 15 May 2010 with the Final, held at Wembley Stadium. The final was contested by 2009 winners Chelsea and 2008 winners Portsmouth. Originally, the winners were to qualify for the play-off round of the 2010–11 UEFA Europa League. However, as Chelsea won the 2009–10 Premier League (and did not need the FA Cup winners' berth), and Portsmouth failed to apply for a UEFA license for the 2010–11 season in time (making them ineligible to compete in UEFA competitions), the berth was given to Liverpool, the seventh-placed team in the Premier League. Chelsea won 1–0 in the final to retain the trophy.".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup wikiPageID "23449363".
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- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "20456".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "23175".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "24533".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "35432".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "41322".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "81869".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "84602".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup attendance "88335".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup champions "Chelsea".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup date "2010-03-06".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup date "2010-03-07".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup date "2010-03-24".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup date "2010-04-10".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup date "2010-04-11".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup date "2010-05-15".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup defendingChampions Chelsea_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "A. Young".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Bentley".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Boateng".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Carew".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Drogba".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Guðjohnsen".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Lampard".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Long".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Malouda".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Pavlyuchenko".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Piquionne".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Terry".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup goals "Zamora".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup nextseason "2010".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup numTeams "762".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup otherTitle "The Football Association Challenge Cup".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup prevseason "2008".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup referee "Alan Wiley".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup referee "Chris Foy".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup referee "Howard Webb".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup referee "Mark Clattenburg".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup referee "Martin Atkinson".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup referee "Mike Dean".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup referee "Steve Bennett".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8549532.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8549567.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8549612.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8549646.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8583019.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8611094.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8611101.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup report 8680493.stm.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup runnerUp Portsmouth_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup score "0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup score "1".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup score "2".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup score "3".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium Craven_Cottage.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium Fratton_Park.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium London.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium Madejski_Stadium.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium Portsmouth.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium Reading,_Berkshire.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium Stamford_Bridge_(stadium).
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium Wembley_Stadium.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup stadium White_Hart_Lane.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Aston_Villa_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Birmingham_City_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Chelsea_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Fulham_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Portsmouth_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Reading_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Stoke_City_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup team Tottenham_Hotspur_F.C..
- 2009–10_FA_Cup time "1020.0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup time "1040.0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup time "1185.0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup time "750.0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup time "825.0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup time "900.0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup time "960.0".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup title "FA Cup".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup topGoalScorer John_Carew.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup year "2009".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup subject Category:2009–10_FA_Cup.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup subject Category:2009–10_in_English_football.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup subject Category:FA_Cup_seasons.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type Event.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type SoccerTournament.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type SocietalEvent.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type SportsEvent.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type Tournament.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type Event.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type SportsEvent.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type Event.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup type Thing.
- 2009–10_FA_Cup comment "The 2009–10 FA Cup was the 129th season of the world's oldest football knockout competition; The Football Association Challenge Cup, or FA Cup for short. As in the previous year, 762 clubs were accepted for the competition. One club, Newcastle Blue Star, folded before the fixtures were released.".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup label "2009–10 FA Cup".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup label "Coupe d'Angleterre de football 2009-2010".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup label "FA Cup 2009-10".
- 2009–10_FA_Cup label "FA Cup 2009-10".