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May 2018. FA Cup final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. A tense final at Wembley was decided by Hazard, pictured lifting the cup, who scored with a 22-minute penalty. United had their chances to get back into the game but were denied as Conte won a trophy in what would prove to be his last match as Chelsea manager before he was fired over the summer. Getty

May 1994. FA Cup final. Manchester United 4 Chelsea 0. United were comfortable winners of the final at a wet Wembley Stadium, although they had to wait until the second half for the goals to arrive. Eric Cantona, pictured being mobbed by his teammates, scored twice, both penalties, while Mark Hughes and Brian McClair were also on target against Glenn Hoddle's side. Allsport UK

April 1996. FA Cup semi-final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 2. Chelsea had taken charge early on of the semi-final at Villa Park as Ruud Gullit found the net. But United hit back in the second half and strikes from Andrew Cole and David Beckham gave them victory and a place in the final against Liverpool.

January 1998. FA Cup third round. Chelsea 3 Manchester United 5. A real goal-fest at Stamford Bridge. Two goals from Beckham inside the opening half hour had United in control. Cole added two more and Teddy Sheringham, pictured right with Beckham, also netted to putted United five up after 74 minutes. Chelsea did mount a late resurgence as Graeme Le Saux and Gianluca Vialli (2) gave them some pride back, but it was not enough to prevent United prevailing. Allsport

March 1999. FA Cup quarter-final. Chelsea 0 Manchester United 2. This was United's legendary treble winning season. The sides had drawn 0-0 at Old Trafford and so the game had come to London for the replay three days later. A goal in each half from Dwight Yorke, pictured left, set United up for victory and a semi-final showdown with Arsenal. Allsport

May 2007. FA Cup final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. The first FA Cup final at the new Wembley Stadium was not a classic with defences dominating on a hot afternoon. The match went to extra time and Didier Drogba, pictured centre, found the net four minutes from the end of the additional half hour to give Jose Mourinho's men the trophy and prevent United completing a league and cup double. Getty

April 2013. FA Cup quarter-final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. Chelsea prevented United winning the cup in Sir Alex Ferguson's last season in charge. United had been two up at Old Trafford through early goals from Javier Hernandez and Wayne Rooney, but Chelsea hit back to force a replay thanks to efforts from Eden Hazard and Ramires. The replay at Stamford Bridge was a tighter affair but Demba Ba, pictured, struck the decisive goal in the 49th minute to seal victory.

March 2017. FA Cup quarter-final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. The red card after only 35 minutes of Ander Herrera left United with the proverbial mountain to climb. Antonio Conte's Chelsea still had to work for their success though, but got the only goal of the game six minutes after half time as N'Golo Kante, pictured, struck. Getty

May 2018. FA Cup final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. A tense final at Wembley was decided by Hazard, pictured lifting the cup, who scored with a 22-minute penalty. United had their chances to get back into the game but were denied as Conte won a trophy in what would prove to be his last match as Chelsea manager before he was fired over the summer. Getty

May 1994. FA Cup final. Manchester United 4 Chelsea 0. United were comfortable winners of the final at a wet Wembley Stadium, although they had to wait until the second half for the goals to arrive. Eric Cantona, pictured being mobbed by his teammates, scored twice, both penalties, while Mark Hughes and Brian McClair were also on target against Glenn Hoddle's side. Allsport UK

April 1996. FA Cup semi-final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 2. Chelsea had taken charge early on of the semi-final at Villa Park as Ruud Gullit found the net. But United hit back in the second half and strikes from Andrew Cole and David Beckham gave them victory and a place in the final against Liverpool.

January 1998. FA Cup third round. Chelsea 3 Manchester United 5. A real goal-fest at Stamford Bridge. Two goals from Beckham inside the opening half hour had United in control. Cole added two more and Teddy Sheringham, pictured right with Beckham, also netted to putted United five up after 74 minutes. Chelsea did mount a late resurgence as Graeme Le Saux and Gianluca Vialli (2) gave them some pride back, but it was not enough to prevent United prevailing. Allsport

March 1999. FA Cup quarter-final. Chelsea 0 Manchester United 2. This was United's legendary treble winning season. The sides had drawn 0-0 at Old Trafford and so the game had come to London for the replay three days later. A goal in each half from Dwight Yorke, pictured left, set United up for victory and a semi-final showdown with Arsenal. Allsport

May 2007. FA Cup final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. The first FA Cup final at the new Wembley Stadium was not a classic with defences dominating on a hot afternoon. The match went to extra time and Didier Drogba, pictured centre, found the net four minutes from the end of the additional half hour to give Jose Mourinho's men the trophy and prevent United completing a league and cup double. Getty

April 2013. FA Cup quarter-final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. Chelsea prevented United winning the cup in Sir Alex Ferguson's last season in charge. United had been two up at Old Trafford through early goals from Javier Hernandez and Wayne Rooney, but Chelsea hit back to force a replay thanks to efforts from Eden Hazard and Ramires. The replay at Stamford Bridge was a tighter affair but Demba Ba, pictured, struck the decisive goal in the 49th minute to seal victory.

March 2017. FA Cup quarter-final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. The red card after only 35 minutes of Ander Herrera left United with the proverbial mountain to climb. Antonio Conte's Chelsea still had to work for their success though, but got the only goal of the game six minutes after half time as N'Golo Kante, pictured, struck. Getty

May 2018. FA Cup final. Chelsea 1 Manchester United 0. A tense final at Wembley was decided by Hazard, pictured lifting the cup, who scored with a 22-minute penalty. United had their chances to get back into the game but were denied as Conte won a trophy in what would prove to be his last match as Chelsea manager before he was fired over the summer. Getty

Cantona, Drogba, Beckham and Hazard: The heroes of past Chelsea v Man United FA Cup ties

A look back at the classic match-ups in recent years between the two Premier League sides ahead of Monday's fifth-round tie

Graham Caygill

February 16, 2019

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