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The FA Community Shield has retained its place as one of the traditional curtain-raisers of the English football season, bringing together the winners of the Premier League and FA Cup for an annual showdown.

 


The 2026 edition will see Arsenal face Manchester City, with the two sides meeting at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff. Arsenal enter the fixture as Premier League champions, while Manchester City qualified as FA Cup winners.

 

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Although the Community Shield does not carry the same weight as the Premier League or FA Cup, the fixture remains an important part of English football’s calendar. It offers clubs an opportunity to begin the new campaign with silverware while giving supporters an early glimpse of their team’s prospects for the season ahead.

 
 


A fixture with more than a century of history 

 

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The Community Shield dates back to 1908, although its format has changed considerably over the years. It was not until 1930 that the fixture began regularly featuring the league champions against the FA Cup winners.

 


The competition took its modern shape in 1974, under then-FA secretary Ted Croker, and has since become an annual meeting between the previous season’s major domestic winners.

 

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The fixture has also been played at several venues over the years. Wembley has traditionally been its home, but the match has occasionally moved elsewhere because of scheduling conflicts and major events at the national stadium.

 


Who has won the most Community Shields?

 

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Manchester United remain the most successful club in Community Shield history, having won the trophy 21 times.

 

Arsenal are next on the list with 17 titles, while Liverpool have claimed the trophy 16 times. Everton have won it nine times, with Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester City among the other clubs with multiple successes. 

 

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Most FA Community Shield titles 


Club Titles


Manchester United 21


Arsenal 17

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Liverpool 16


Everton 9


Tottenham Hotspur 7


Manchester City 7

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Chelsea 4


English Professionals XI 4


Wolverhampton Wanderers 4 


What is the biggest win in Community Shield history?

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The biggest winning margin in the history of the competition came in 1913, when the English Professionals XI defeated the English Amateurs XI 7-2.

 


How many times have Arsenal won the Community Shield?

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Arsenal have won the Community Shield 17 times, making them the second-most successful club in the competition’s history. The 2026 edition gives the Gunners another opportunity to add to that tally.

 


How many times have Manchester City won the Community Shield?

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Manchester City have won the Community Shield seven times. They will be looking to add another title when they face Arsenal in Cardiff.

 


What does the Community Shield winner receive?

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The winner lifts the Community Shield trophy, traditionally regarded as the first piece of silverware of the English football season. While its competitive importance is often debated, winning the fixture provides an early boost ahead of the long domestic campaign. 

FA Community Shield winners list

Season

Team

26/27

Arsenal/Manchester City

25/26

Crystal Palace

24/25

Manchester City

23/24

Arsenal FC

22/23

Liverpool FC

21/22

Leicester City

20/21

Arsenal FC

19/20

Manchester City

18/19

Manchester City

17/18

Arsenal FC

16/17

Manchester United

15/16

Arsenal FC

14/15

Arsenal FC

13/14

Manchester United

12/13

Manchester City

11/12/25

Manchester United

10/11/25

Manchester United

09/10/25

Chelsea FC

08/09/25

Manchester United

07/08/25

Manchester United

06/07/25

Liverpool FC

05/06/25

Chelsea FC

04/05/25

Arsenal FC

03/04/25

Manchester United

02/03/25

Arsenal FC

01/02/25

Liverpool FC

00/01

Chelsea FC

99/00

Arsenal FC

98/99

Arsenal FC

97/98

Manchester United

96/97

Manchester United

95/96

Everton FC

94/95

Manchester United

93/94

Manchester United

92/93

Leeds United

91/92

Arsenal FC

91/92

Tottenham Hotspur

90/91

Liverpool FC

90/91

Manchester United

89/90

Liverpool FC

88/89

Liverpool FC

87/88

Everton FC

86/87

Liverpool FC

86/87

Everton FC

85/86

Everton FC

84/85

Everton FC

83/84

Manchester United

82/83

Liverpool FC

81/82

Tottenham Hotspur

81/82

Aston Villa

80/81

Liverpool FC

79/80

Liverpool FC

78/79

Nottingham Forest

77/78

Liverpool FC

77/78

Manchester United

76/77

Liverpool FC

75/76

Derby County

74/75

Liverpool FC

73/74

Burnley FC

72/73

Manchester City

71/72

Leicester City

70/71

Everton FC

69/70

Leeds United

68/69

Manchester City

67/68

Manchester United

67/68

Tottenham Hotspur

66/67

Liverpool FC

65/66

Liverpool FC

65/66

Manchester United

64/65

Liverpool FC

64/65

West Ham United

63/64

Everton FC

62/63

Tottenham Hotspur

61/62

Tottenham Hotspur

60/61

Wolverhampton Wanderers

60/61

Burnley FC

59/60

Wolverhampton Wanderers

58/59

Bolton Wanderers

57/58

Manchester United

56/57

Manchester United

55/56

Chelsea FC

54/55

Wolverhampton Wanderers

54/55

West Bromwich Albion

53/54

Arsenal FC

52/53

Manchester United

51/52

Tottenham Hotspur

49/50

Wolverhampton Wanderers

49/50

Portsmouth FC

48/49

Arsenal FC

38/39

Arsenal FC

37/38

Manchester City

36/37

Sunderland AFC

35/36

Sheffield Wednesday

34/35

Arsenal FC

33/34

Arsenal FC

32/33

Everton FC

31/32

Arsenal FC

30/31

Arsenal FC

1929/30

FA Professionals XI

1928/29

Everton FC

1927/28

Cardiff City

1926/27

FA Amateurs XI

1925/26

FA Amateurs XI

1924/25

FA Professionals XI

1923/24

FA Professionals XI

1922/23

Huddersfield Town

1921/22

Tottenham Hotspur

1920/21

West Bromwich Albion

1913/14

FA Professionals XI

1912/13

Blackburn Rovers

1911/12

Manchester United

1910/11

Brighton & Hove Albion

1909/10

Newcastle United

1908/09

Manchester United

1906/07

Newcastle United

 

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