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F.A. Cup
1894/95 Results
* denotes non-league club

First Round
Sat	Feb	2	Aston Villa		2	-	1	Derby County
Sat	Feb	2	Barnsley St Peter's*		1	-	2	Liverpool (see note)
Mon	Feb	11		Liverpool	4	-	0		Barnsley St Peter's*
Sat	Feb	2	Bolton Wanderers		1	-	0	Woolwich Arsenal
Sat	Feb	2	Burton Wanderers		1	-	2	Blackburn Rovers
Sat	Feb	2	Bury		4	-	1	Leicester Fosse
Sat	Feb	2	Darwen		0	-	0	Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wed	Feb	6		Wolverhampton W.	2	-	0		Darwen
Sat	Feb	2	Luton Town*		0	-	2	Preston North End
Sat	Feb	2	Middlesbrough*		4	-	0	Chesterfield*
Sat	Feb	2	Newcastle United		2	-	1	Burnley
Sat	Feb	2	Newton Heath		2	-	3	Stoke
Sat	Feb	2	Sheffield United		3	-	1	Millwall Athletic*
Sat	Feb	2	Sheffield Wednesday		5	-	1	Notts County (holders)
Sat	Feb	2	Small Heath		1	-	2	West Bromwich Albion
Sat	Feb	2	Southampton St Mary's*		1	-	4	Nottingham Forest
Sat	Feb	2	Southport*		0	-	3	Everton
Sat	Feb	2	Sunderland		11	-	1	Fairfield*

Second Round
Sat	Feb	16	Aston Villa		7	-	1	Newcastle United
Sat	Feb	16	Bolton Wanderers		1	-	0	Bury
Sat	Feb	16	Everton		1	-	1	Blackburn Rovers
Wed	Feb	20		Blackburn Rovers	2	-	3		Everton
Sat	Feb	16	Liverpool		0	-	2	Nottingham Forest
Sat	Feb	16	Sheffield United		1	-	1	West Bromwich Albion
Wed	Feb	20		West Bromwich Albion	2	-	1		Sheffield United
Sat	Feb	16	Sheffield Wednesday		6	-	1	Middlesbrough*
Sat	Feb	16	Sunderland		2	-	0	Preston North End
Sat	Feb	16	Wolverhampton Wanderers		2	-	0	Stoke

Third Round
Sat	Mar	2	Aston Villa		6	-	2	Nottingham Forest
Sat	Mar	2	Sheffield Wednesday		2	-	0	Everton
Sat	Mar	2	Sunderland		2	-	1	Bolton Wanderers
Sat	Mar	2	West Bromwich Albion		1	-	0	Wolverhampton Wanderers

Semi-Finals
Sat	Mar	16	Aston Villa		2	-	1	Sunderland
				(played at Ewood Park, Blackburn Rovers FC)
Sat	Mar	16	West Bromwich Albion		2	-	0	Sheffield Wednesday
				(played at the Derbyshire Cricket Ground, Derby)

Final (played at Crystal Palace, London)
Sat	Apr	20	Aston Villa		1	-	0	West Bromwich Albion

*Note: At the time Rule 17 stated that extra time would be played in FA Cup ties if the scores were level at the end of 90 minutes and if both clubs mutually consented to the extra time being played*. The score was 1-1 at the end of 90 minutes play in the Barnsley St Peter's v Liverpool tie and the referee ordered that extra time be played despite the fact that Barnsley did not want to play extra time. Barnsley protested to the referee prior to the extra time and to the Football Association after the match. The FA ordered that the result at the end of 90 minutes should stand (1-1) and therefore that the match should be replayed at Liverpool.