"The winner of this year's men's FA Cup will take home 2.1m in prize money, while the women's champions will receive 430,000 from the prize pot. The final purse has increased by 120,000 compared to the 2024-25 season, but payments in the women's competition remain the same. Participating clubs receive money each round from the Football Association's prize fund, as well as gate receipts and a bonus for appearing on television."
"Each club selected to appear on TV will receive 80,00 on top of the prize fund from competing in the FA Cup. The teams involved in the 15 non-linear TV games streaming on Discovery+ will get 40,000 each. The women's FA Cup first and second round was broadcast for the first time on television this season, with TNT Sports and Channel 4 televising the competition from the start of this season."
Men's FA Cup winners receive 2.1m and women's champions receive 430,000. The final purse has increased by 120,000 compared to the 2024-25 season while payments in the women's competition remain unchanged. Participating clubs receive prize-fund payments each round, gate receipts, and bonuses for television appearances. Men's third-round winners receive 121,500 and losers 26,500. The total men's prize pot is 23.5m and the women's is 6.14m. There are no replays after the qualifying stage in either competition; matches are settled by extra time and penalties. Gate receipts are split after hosting costs, with 45% to each club and 10% to the Football Association, allowing lower-league clubs to earn significant sums from away ties.
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