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Greatest FA Cup giant killings: which legendary upset shocked football the most?
🗳️ 15 votes so far 🏆 Leading: Second Division Sunderland stunned heavy favorites Leeds United in the 1973 FA Cup Final, bolstered by Ian Porterfield's goal and Jim Montgomery's double save.

Of 15 votes cast so far, Second Division Sunderland stunned heavy favorites Leeds United in the 1973 FA Cup Final, bolstered by Ian Porterfield's goal and Jim Montgomery's double save. leads with 33%.

Non-league Hereford United defeated top-flight Newcastle United thanks to Ronnie Radford's unforgettable 30-yard screamer and a dramatic extra-time winning goal. is second on 20%, 13 points behind.

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Greatest FA Cup giant killings: which legendary upset shocked football the most?
33%
Leading answer
Second Division Sunderland stunned heavy favorites Leeds United in the 1973 FA Cup Final, bolstered by Ian Porterfield's goal and Jim Montgomery's double save.
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Mickey Thomas scored a stunning late free-kick as Fourth Division side Wrexham knocked out reigning English champions Arsenal in the 1992 third round.
Non-league Hereford United defeated top-flight Newcastle United thanks to Ronnie Radford's unforgettable 30-yard screamer and a dramatic extra-time winning goal.
Underdog Wigan Athletic shocked wealth-heavy Manchester City in the 2013 FA Cup Final, securing their first-ever trophy with Ben Watson's 91st-minute header.
Second Division Sunderland stunned heavy favorites Leeds United in the 1973 FA Cup Final, bolstered by Ian Porterfield's goal and Jim Montgomery's double save.
The aggressive 'Crazy Gang' of Wimbledon defeated Liverpool's dominant team in the 1988 FA Cup Final, featuring Dave Beasant's historic cup-winning penalty save.
Non-league Sutton United famously defeated top-tier Coventry City, who had won the FA Cup just two years prior, in a massive third-round shocker.