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#62015. poodlet8
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What is the difference between the FA Cup and the League (currently Carling) Cup?
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The League Cup is open to any club that's a member of the Football League (92 teams prior to 1992). From 1992 it's open to any member of the Football League (now 3 divisions x 24 = 72 clubs) and the FA Premier League (20 teams).
The FA Cup is open to any football club that's a member of the Football Association, from FAPL teams through to local semi-professional and amateur teams.
| To enter your team in the FA Cup you need to be playing in your county league or the county senior cup competition. You will also need a ground with facilities that meet standards set by the Football Association. Application forms can be obtained from the FA, who will then check with the local authorities to see if your club reaches these standards. Should you be cleared by your county, the extra-preliminary round is held in August. This is followed by a further preliminary round and then four qualifying rounds before you get to the competition proper, when the Division Two and Three sides enter. Contact the Football Association on 020 7745 4545 to get an entry form. Full details of entry requirements are on the FA website. |
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