Cup Finals
Find out more about your final
The biggest day in the grassroots football calendar.
You're just one step away from cup glory - here's what you need to know ahead of your Middlesex FA Cup Final...
It's here. Months of hard work have led to this point - a County Cup Final and your chance at adding some silverware to the club's trophy cabinet. As one of our showpiece occasions there's lots of work from our end that goes into making the final an enjoyable experience for everyone involved (regardless of the score) and whilst we'll keep in close contact with the clubs involved, we want to make sure your attention can be focused on getting the team ready for the big day.
This page has been created as your reference point for everything related to the final. Here you'll find our handy FAQ section full of the most frequently asked questions, a downloads section full of documentation you may need to complete and most importantly, contact details so you can get in touch with us with any queries.
Get In Touch
By Phone: 020 8515 1919(9am - 5pm Monday - Friday)
By Email: countycups@middlesexfa.com
Adult: In all sections of the Competition, players who are not registered a minimum of 28 days prior to the scheduled day of the Final Ties or who are not registered in time to play in the semi-final ties (whichever is later), shall be ineligible to play in the Final ties.
Yes. However, due to the COVID pandemic, these will not be available as a printed version. At each Final, an online matchday programme will be available through a QR Code posted around the facility.
Please contact countycups@middlesexfa.com so that we can communicate with the Venue with as much notice as possible.
Covid-19 guidance should be followed when travelling to and from matches find out more
After the game has finished, the Official Trophy and Medal Presentation will take place. The presentation usually follows this order:
1. Match officials
2. Runners up
3. Winners
Middlesex FA provides 16 medals for each team and therefore it is important that the players who played in the final go up to receive their medals first. Any players who are dismissed from the field of play will not be permitted to collect their medal on the pitch as part of the Official Presentation Ceremony. Depending on the nature of the dismissal, an MFA official may come to the dressing room after the game to give the player his medal, but the Association reserves the right to withhold the medal if the offence is serious.
You can download our footwear guidance sheet for artificial surfaces, here.
Due to COVID, the Club’s Team Sheet will provide access for Players and Team Officials to the ground and changing rooms on the day. Clubs can communicate with Middlesex FA if they wish additional Committee Members to attend the fixture.
*This is dependent on Government and FA Guidance.There will be no boardroom access at Cup Finals this season.
Please email countycups@middlesexfa.com and we may also be able to send passes to them, but the number is limited and, if available, will be granted for their specific use.
*This is dependent on Government and FA Guidance.Keep it Social
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