A recent poll of 2,000 football fans has determined that Ryan Giggs' iconic goal against Arsenal in 1999 is the greatest moment in FA Cup history. The goal was memorable not only for its technical brilliance, where Giggs dribbled past four defenders before scoring, but also for its significance, as it secured a 2-1 victory for Manchester United and propelled them into the semi-finals. This poll reflects the enduring impact of the FA Cup in British football culture and Giggs' contribution to it.

Following Giggs in the rankings is Wimbledon’s stunning victory over Liverpool in the 1988 final, which remains a classic upset in the competition's history. Other notable mentions include Leicester City’s first FA Cup win in 2021, Paul Gascoigne’s free kick against Arsenal in 1991, and Wigan Athletic's shocking triumph over Manchester City in 2013. These moments highlight the unpredictability and excitement that characterize the FA Cup, often described by fans as the 'magic of the cup'.

Jake Ashton from OLBG, who commissioned the poll, emphasized the significance of such moments in football history and how they resonate with fans. He noted that recent matches continue to add to the narrative of the FA Cup, suggesting that fans will have more memories to cherish in the future. This discussion not only reflects the nostalgia associated with past events but also the ongoing evolution of the competition as it adapts to modern football.