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The English FA Community Shield is an annual football match played in England between the winners of the previous season’s Premier League and FA Cup. The winner of the FA Community Shield receives a trophy and is used to raise money for various charities and community initiatives, hence the former name ‘Charity Shield.’ The FA Community Shield is a highly anticipated event for football fans in England, as it marks the beginning of a new football season and provides a preview of what’s to come.

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English FA Community Shield History

The FA Community Shield, formerly known as the Charity Shield, is a historic football event in England. The first match was played in 1908 between Manchester United and Queens Park Rangers, and originally only featured the champions of the Football League and the Southern League. The competition expanded to include the winners of the FA Cup and has since undergone changes, such as the name change to the Community Shield in 2002 and being played at Wembley Stadium since 1974. The event has also been used to raise funds for charity and community initiatives. Some of the most memorable matches include the 1953 match between Arsenal and Blackpool and the 1971 match between Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur.