2013 FA Cup Final
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The <entity_0> was the 132nd <entity_4> of the FA Cup, the world's oldest <entity_7> cup competition. The match, contested by <entity_1> and <entity_3>, took place on <entity_5> at <entity_2> in London, and kicked off at 5:15 p.m. It was Wigan's first FA Cup <entity_4> and <entity_1>'s 10th. <entity_6>'s stoppage-time headed goal produced the "greatest <entity_4> upset for a quarter of a century". Because <entity_1> and their semi-<entity_4> opponent Chelsea had already qualified for the following season's Champions League by virtue of the clubs' league positions, Wigan gained a Europa League place by winning their semi-<entity_4> match. In the semi-finals, City took on defending champions Chelsea at <entity_8> for the fourth time in the FA Cup, and the first time since 1971, in the semi-<entity_4> on 14 April. The early goal did not dent the spirits of Macclesfield, the lowest ranked team remaining in the competition, who came back strongly coming close to equalising, but Wigan progressed with a <entity_10>–<entity_9> win. For Wigan's fifth appearance at <entity_2>, they drew Championship side Millwall, while <entity_1> and Chelsea had the "power match" of the penultimate round on the following day. <entity_1> appeared in an <entity_4> for the tenth time since the club was founded in 1880. <entity_3> made their first appearance in an <entity_4> since the club was founded in 1932. <entity_3> wore the club's black away kit for the <entity_4> and used the away team dressing room and were allocated the East End of the stadium. As FA Cup winners, <entity_3> received £<entity_10>.8 million from the FA Cup Prize Fund, while <entity_1> earned £900,000.
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