FA Cup Fixtures, Results and Statistics

FA Cup

The FA Cup is a cup competition available on Xtra-Stats. Use this page to follow live scores, fixtures, results, standings, and player and team statistics, with season-by-season competition information presented in one focused reference for checking matches, comparing performance, and following key developments as the competition progresses from season to season, all in one place.

Latest played matches, FA Cup

Round of 16

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    FC Anyang FC Anyang
    Jeju United FC Jeju United FC
    Anyang Stadium
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    Gangwon FC Gangwon FC
    Seongnam FC Seongnam FC
    Chuncheon Songam Stadium
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    Busan I Park Busan I Park
    Bucheon FC 1995 Bucheon FC 1995
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    Ulsan Citizen Ulsan Citizen
    Gwangju FC Gwangju FC
    Ulsan Complex Stadium
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    Asan Mugunghwa Asan Mugunghwa
    Daejeon Citizen Daejeon Citizen
    Yishunsin Stadium
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    Jeonbuk Motors Jeonbuk Motors
    Dangjin Citizen Dangjin Citizen
    Jeonju World Cup Stadium
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    Gimpo Citizen Gimpo Citizen
    Gimcheon Sangmu FC Gimcheon Sangmu FC
  • Round of 16
    Pohang Steelers Pohang Steelers
    Jinju Citizen Jinju Citizen

Round of 32

  • Round of 32
    Gimhae City Gimhae City
    Seongnam FC Seongnam FC
  • Round of 32
    Jeju United FC Jeju United FC
    Hwaseong Hwaseong
    Jeju World Cup Stadium

FA Cup Standings

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FA Cup Statistics

Top scorers 2026

# Player Goals

Top assists 2026

# Player Assists

Top key passes

Top tackles

Top yellow cards

Top red cards

FA Cup About

FA Cup is a South Korean domestic football cup competition, distinct from K League 1, the country’s top-tier professional league. It represents a separate route to national competition, bringing clubs into a tournament designed to determine a cup winner rather than a league champion.

Role in South Korean football

The competition forms part of South Korea’s wider football ecosystem alongside the professional K League structure. Whereas K League 1 is decided over a league season and uses a split system to establish the champion and relegation positions, the FA Cup is a cup event with its own progression and sporting objective. Its central prize is domestic knockout-cup success and the recognition that comes with winning a national competition.

Competition coverage

The available competition record covers seven seasons, from 2019 through 2025. This period provides a consistent modern reference point for results, fixtures, standings and team performance across the competition. The FA Cup’s season-by-season record allows readers to follow participation and progress over time while placing individual matches within the broader context of South Korean football.

Purpose and sporting significance

The FA Cup exists to provide a national stage for cup competition and to identify a domestic winner outside the regular league championship race. Cup football adds a different competitive dimension to the season: each tie contributes directly to progression, making individual match outcomes especially significant. Success is measured not by accumulated league points but by advancing through the tournament and ultimately claiming the trophy.

The competition should therefore be read alongside, rather than as a substitute for, South Korea’s league championships. K League 1 determines the country’s top-flight league champion, while the FA Cup provides a separate opportunity for domestic honours. Together, these competitions form important parts of the national club calendar.

Following the FA Cup

Xtra-Stats provides a season-by-season view of the competition across the recorded 2019–2025 period. Readers can use the competition pages to explore the available match record and compare how clubs performed across different editions. The FA Cup’s place in South Korean football is best understood through that continuing sequence of seasons: a national cup competition with its own identity, progression and history, operating within the country’s broader professional football system.