Liverpool 1974 FA Cup Headline Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

His Worship - Bill Shankly! This exclusive design features a newspaper article about the 1974 FA Cup Final, which saw Liverpool claim the title for a second time with a 3-0 win over Newcastle. Despite going in at half time goalless, a dominant second half saw Liverpool win the match in what would be Bill Shankly's final match as Liverpool manager. Such was the love for Shankly, after the match some fans even ran on to the pitch to bow down and kiss the feet of Bill! A must-have for any Liverpool fan!

West Brom 1968 FA Cup Headline Organic Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

It's Extra Special From Astle! This exclusive design features a newspaper article for the 1968 FA Cup Final, where Jeff Astle's extra time goal sealed the victory for West Bromwich Albion over their opponents Everton - the fifth time the club had won the trophy! The match also marked the first time the FA Cup final had been televised in colour. A must-have for all West Brom fans!

Liverpool 1974 FA Cup Headline Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

His Worship - Bill Shankly! This exclusive design features a newspaper article about the 1974 FA Cup Final, which saw Liverpool claim the title for a second time with a 3-0 win over Newcastle. Despite going in at half time goalless, a dominant second half saw Liverpool win the match in what would be Bill Shankly's final match as Liverpool manager. Such was the love for Shankly, after the match some fans even ran on to the pitch to bow down and kiss the feet of Bill! A must-have for any Liverpool fan!

Chelsea 1970 FA Cup Headline Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

A stop-start final! A rough-and-tumble affair saw Chelsea eventually beat Leeds United to win their first FA Cup; albeit not without making major headlines. This exclusive design features a newspaper article about the 1970 FA Cup Final replay, which Chelsea won 2-1 - but the game was notable for the amount of incidents that took place. However the referee for the game for the most part played advantage at these times, and only booked one player. A later review by a referee in 1997 said that in more modern times, the game would've seen 6 red cards and 20 yellows for the physicality involved - brewed from the rivalry between the teams. A must-have to the addition for any Chelsea fan's collection!

Sunderland 1973 FA Cup Headline Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

We Want Stokoe! This exclusive design features a newspaper article for the 1973 FA Cup Final, when Sunderland - then playing in the Second Division - beat dominant First Division team Leeds United, who'd won the title the previous season. After Ian Porterfield scored after 32 minutes, Sunderland withstood immense pressure from Leeds for the remainder of the game, holding on to their 1-0 lead - making Bob Stokoe immensely proud of his team's success! This was also the last FA Cup final to be played with an orange football. A must-have for any Sunderland fan!

Southampton 1976 FA Cup Headline Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

All Saints Day! This exclusive design features a newspaper article about the 1976 FA Cup final, in which Southampton - who finished 6th in the Second Division - shocked First Division giants Manchester United, who had finished 3rd that season. An 83rd minute goal from Bobby Stokes gave the Saints their first major trophy, which was presented to them by Queen Elizabeth II - the last time she appeared at an FA Cup final, and to hand over the trophy. A must-have for the collection of any Southampton fan!

West Brom 1968 FA Cup Headline Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

It's Extra Special From Astle! This exclusive design features a newspaper article for the 1968 FA Cup Final, where Jeff Astle's extra time goal sealed the victory for West Bromwich Albion over their opponents Everton - the fifth time the club had won the trophy! The match also marked the first time the FA Cup final had been televised in colour. A must-have for all West Brom fans!

West Ham 1975 FA Cup Headline Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

A turnaround for Taylor! This exclusive design features a newspaper article for the 1975 FA Cup Final, in which West Ham United beat Fulham 2-0. Both goals were scored by Alan Taylor, who just a few months prior had been playing in the fourth division! To date, the Hammers' 75 triumph still remains the last all-English team to win the FA Cup. A must-have for any West Ham fan!

Ipswich 1978 FA Cup Headline Womens Slim Fit T-Shirt

Woods the wizard tortures Arsenal! This exclusive design features a newspaper article on the 1978 FA Cup Final, in which Ipswich Town shocked clear favourites Arsenal in a 1-0 win, which saw the blues dominate for the majority! Clive Woods caused a whole number of issues for the Gunners in the game, before eventually Roger Osborne would score the only goal with 13 minutes left on the clock. A must-have for any Ipswich fan!