FA Cup 1873-1874Oxford University
About this print
Oxford University ended Wanderers' unbeaten run in the competition after a replay, then beat Royal Engineers 2-0 at Kennington Oval with goals from Charles Mackarness and Frederick Patton in the first 20 minutes. The Engineers had trained for two weeks before the final, a new idea at the time, but were kept out by goalkeeper Charles Nepean. On the way, the Sappers beat Maidenhead 7-0, the first time any team scored seven in an FA Cup tie.
How to read the ring
- Outer ring: the first round. Every team that qualified.
- Moving in, each ring is the next round, and the winner's color carries through.
- Diamonds mark each match or series, with the score beside each side.
- The center is the champion.
Specs
- 18" × 24" (45 × 60 cm), white or black edition
- Museum-quality archival matte paper in off-white, 250 gsm, printed to order
- Unframed prints ship rolled in a tube; framed prints come in a pine frame, ready to hang
Shipping & returns
Free shipping in the US. Prints are made to order and arrive in 5–10 business days in the US. Returns policy.
About Champs Ring prints
Champs Ring is the original radial sports bracket. Hyperakt's Deroy Peraza created it for the 2010 World Cup, and it went on to appear in more than a hundred publications and in design exhibitions in France and Spain. Every print shows one season's knockout rounds as rings, with the champion at the center.
