The last English manager to lift the FA Cup is Harry Redknapp, currently at the helm of Premier League strugglers Queen’s Park Rangers. In 2008, Redknapp led Portsmouth to the glittering silverware, beating Cardiff City 1-0 in the final. Before him, Joe Royle, then in charge of Everton, was the last English boss to lift the FA Cup in 1995.
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2008: Harry Redknapp: Portsmouth (1-0 Cardiff City)
1995: Joe Royle: Everton (1-0 Manchester United)
1991: Terry Venables: Tottenham (2-1 Nottingham Forest)
1988: Bobby Gould: Wimbledon (1-0 Liverpool)
1987: John Sillett: Coventry City (3-2 Tottenham)
1985: Ron Atkinson: Manchester United (1-0 Everton)
1984: Howard Kendall: Everton (2-0 Watford)
1983: Ron Atkinson: Man. United (4-0 Brighton after a 2-2 draw)
1982: Keith Burkinshaw: Tottenham (1-0 QPR after a 1-1 draw)
1981: Keith Burkinshaw: Tottenham (3-2 Man City after 1-1 draw)
1980: John Lyall: West Ham (1-0 Arsenal)
1978: Bobby Robson: Ipswich (1-0 Arsenal)
1976: Lawrie McMenemy: Southampton (1-0 Man.United)
1975: John Lyall: West Ham (2-0 Fulham)
1973: Bob Stokoe: Sunderland (1-0 Leeds United)
1972: Don Revie: Leeds United (1-0 Arsenal)
1971: Bertie Mee: Arsenal (2-1 Liverpool)
1970: Dave Sexton: Chelsea 2-1 (Leeds United after a 2-2 draw)
1969: Joe Mercer: Manchester City (1-0 Leicester City)
1968: Alan Ashman: West Bromwich (1-0 Everton)
1967: Bill Nicholson: Tottenham (2-1 Chelsea)
1966: Harry Catterick: Everton (3-2 Sheffield Wednesday)
1964: Ron Greenwood: West Ham (3-2 Preston North End)
1962: Bill Nicholson: Tottenham (3-1 Burnley)
1961: Bill Nicholson: Tottenham (2-0 Leicester)
1960: Stan Cullis: Wolves (3-0 Blackburn Rovers)
1959: Billy Walker: Nottingham Forest (2-1 Luton Town)
1958: Bill Ridding: Bolton (2-0 Manchester United)
1957: Eric Houghton: Aston Villa (2-1 Manchester United)
1954: Vic Buckingham: West Brom (3-2 Preston)
1953: Joe Smith: Blackpool (4-3 Bolton)
1952: Stan Seymour: Newcastle (1-0 Arsenal)
1951: Stan Seymour: Newcastle (2-0 Blackpool)
1950: Tom Whittaker: Arsenal (2-0 Liverpool)
1949: Stan Cullis: Wolves (3-1 Leicester)
1947: Jimmy Seed: Charlton (1-0 Burnley)
1946: Stuart McMillan: Derby County (4-1 Charlton)
1939: Jack Tinn: Portsmouth (4-1 Wolves)
1938: Jack Taylor: Preston North End (1-0 Huddersfield)
1936: George Allison: Arsenal (1-0 Sheffield United 1-0)
1935: Billy Walker: Sheffield Wednesday (4-2 West Bromwich)
1934: Wilf Wild: Manchester City (2-1 Portsmouth)
1933: Thomas H. McIntosh: Everton (3-0 Manchester City)
1931: Fred Everiss: West Bromwich (2-1 Birmingham)
1930: Herbert Chapman: Arsenal (2-0 Huddersfield Town)
1929: Charles Foweraker: Bolton (2-0 Portsmouth)
1928: Bob Crompton: Blackburn (3-1 Huddersfield)
1927: Fred Stewart: Cardiff (1-0 Arsenal)
1926: Charles Foweraker: Bolton (1-0 Manchester City)
1925: John Nicholson: Sheffield United (1-0 Cardiff)
1923: Charles Foweraker: Bolton (2-0 West Ham)
1922: Herbert Chapman: Huddersfield (1-0 Preston)
1915: John Nicholson: Sheffield United (3-0 Chelsea)
1914: John Hawart: Burnley (1-0 Liverpool)
1912: Arthur Fairclough: Barnsley (1-0 West Brom)
1909: Ernest Mangnall: Manchester United (1-0 Bristol City)
1908: Jack Addenbrooke: Wolves (3-1 Newcastle)
1907: Arthur Dickinson: The Wednesday (2-1 Everton)
1906: Will Cuff: Everton (1-0 Newcastle)
1903: H. Hamer: Bury (6-0 Derby)
1902: J. Nicholson: Sheffield United (2-1 Southampton)
1900: H. Hamer: Bury (4-0 Southampton)
1899: John Nicholson: Sheffield United (4-1 Derby)
1898: Harry Haslam: Nottingham Forest (3-1 Derby)
1896: Arthur Dickinson: The Wednesday (2-1 Wolves)
1894: Tom Harris: Notts County (4-1 Bolton)
1893: Jack Addenbrooke: Wolves (1-0 Everton)
1892: Louis Ford: West Bromwich (3-0 Aston Villa)
1889: William Sudell: Preston NE (3-0 Wolves)
1888: Louis Ford: West Bromwich (2-1 Preston)
1883: Jack Hunter: Blackburn Olympic.
1878: Jarvis Kenrick: Wanderers.
1877: Jarvis Kenrick: Wanderers.
1876: Jarvis Kenrick: Wanderers.
1873: Charles W. Alcock: Wanderers.
1872: Charles W. Alcock: Wanderers.
| Country | Managers | Total |
| England | 50 | 76 |
| Scotland | 17 | 35 |
| France | 2 | 6 |
| Italy | 4 | 4 |
| Netherlands | 2 | 2 |
| Spain | 2 | 2 |
| Northern Ireland | 1 | 1 |
| Portugal | 1 | 1 |