an FA Cup final and the first non-English team to do so since Scottish side Queens Park in 1885. Despite recovering from injury, Len Davies was left out of the side with Nicholson keeping his place. Around 92,000 spectators attended the final against Sheffield United at Wembley Stadium with the match dubbed "The Jubilee Final" as the 50th final in the competition's history. The match was deemed to be low on quality with The Times reporting that more than two-thirds of the final were "never first-class." The decisive moment of the match came on the half hour mark when Cardiff half-back Harry Wake gave possession away cheaply to opposition forward Fred Tunstall who scored the only goal of the game. Fred Keenor later described the build up to the winning goal, commenting "Wake was in possession of the ball and was facing his own goal when he turned to make a clearance. Tunstall, sizing up the position much quicker than any of our defence, raced in, robbed Wake on the turn, and after advancing about 10 yards shot into the corner of the net." Keenor though absolved his teammate of any blame in conceding the goal, adding "Any blame must be shouldered by the rest of the defence, of which I was one. A warning shout should have been given of Tunstall's first approach." Match results Key In result column, Cardiff City's score shown first H = Home match A = Away match N = Neutral venue pen. = Penalty kick o.g. = Own goal Results Welsh Cup Cardiff entered the Welsh Cup in the fifth round, being drawn against South Wales rivals Swansea Town. Manager Fred Stewart chose to rest several first team players for the match and they went on to suffer a 4–0 defeat. Match results Key In result column, Cardiff City's score shown first H = Home match A = Away match pen. = Penalty kick o.g. = Own goal Results Player details During the season, manager Fred Stewart used 24 players in all competitions. Goalkeeper Tom Farquharson and defender Jimmy Nelson made the most appearances of any players, both featuring in 46 matches during the campaign. Five other players made 40 or more appearances. Elvet Collins, Jack Lewis, Billy Taylor and George Whitcombe all made a single appearance during the season. Lewis and Whitcombe's appearances were their final matches for Cardiff before being released. Ten