The event described does not align with historical records. The last FA Cup final before a break due to war was held on April 27, 1940, and was the Football League War Cup, as regular FA Cup matches were suspended during World War II. Furthermore, no FA Cup final took place on April 28, 1994. The 1994 FA Cup final was actually held on May 14, 1994, where Manchester United defeated Chelsea 4-0 at Wembley Stadium. Below is information about the 1994 FA Cup final:

1994 FA Cup Final: Manchester United vs Chelsea

Date

May 14, 1994

Location

Wembley Stadium, London, England

Teams

• Manchester United
• Chelsea

Final Score

• Manchester United 4 - 0 Chelsea

Key Players

• Manchester United: Eric Cantona, Mark Hughes, Brian McClair
• Chelsea: Gavin Peacock played a pivotal role for Chelsea leading up to the final.

Match Overview

The match is remembered for Manchester United’s dominant performance, particularly in the second half. The first half ended goalless, but United broke the deadlock shortly after the break.

Goals

• Eric Cantona: Scored two penalties (60’, 66’), delivering a commanding performance.
• Mark Hughes: Added a goal in the 69th minute, furthering United’s lead.
• Brian McClair: Sealed the victory with a goal in the 90th minute.

Significance

• The win allowed Manchester United to complete the domestic double, having already secured the Premier League title in the 1993-1994 season.
• This match reinforced Eric Cantona’s reputation as a key player in Manchester United’s squad.
• Under the management of Sir Alex Ferguson, this victory solidified United’s dominance in English football during the early 1990s.

Aftermath

Manchester United’s victory was part of an era where they established themselves as a dominant force in English football, setting the stage for further successes throughout the decade. Chelsea, despite the loss, continued to strengthen its squad in the years following, eventually becoming one of the top teams in England.