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After defeating Arsenal in the third round last weekend, Liverpool have been rewarded with a comfortable looking home tie in the next round of the FA Cup. But how much money could Liverpool win if they go deep into the competition?
Every club that enters the FA Cup wins some form of prize money. Even the lowest ranked teams, that lose in the very first preliminary round, earn £375. From then on, the prize money for each round gets progressively larger, with the winners of the Cup earning a £2million prize.
By beating Arsenal in the 3rd Round, Liverpool won £105,000, and stand to win £120,000, if they are victorious in the 4th Round. Should Liverpool go all the way and win the competition, they will bank a total prize pot of £3.9million.
Of course, the prize money on offer pales in comparison to the prize money available for winning the Premier League, or Champions League, but the history and glamour that goes with the FA Cup, means the prize money is of little consequence - atleast to a club the size of Liverpool's. For smaller clubs, a successful cup run can mean the difference between staying afloat or going bankrupt, which is why it is great to see so many lower league teams do well in the competition each year, rather than the Premier League big boys always reaching the latter stages.
FA Cup Prize Money - Round by Round
Extra preliminary round winners - £1,125
Extra preliminary round losers - £375
Preliminary round winners - £1,444
Preliminary round losers - £481
First round qualifying winners - £2,250
First round qualifying losers - £750
Second round qualifying winners - £3,375
Second round qualifying losers - £1,125
Third round qualifying winners - £5,625
Third round qualifying losers - £1,875
Fourth round qualifying winners - £9,375
Fourth round qualifying losers - £3,125
First round proper winners - £41,000
Second round proper winners - £67,000
Third round proper winners - £105,000
Fourth round proper winners - £120,000
Fifth round proper winners - £225,000
Quarter-final winners - £450,000
Semi-final winners - £1,000,000
Semi-final losers - £500,000
Final runners-up - £1,000,000
Final winners - £2,000,000
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