The oldest cup competition in the world, the FA Cup, first played in the 1871-72 season. There’s still a prestige to winning the trophy even if the gloss isn’t quite as shiny in recent years. Arsenal are the team that have won the most FA Cup, with 14 victories. A sunny day out at Wembley in May, the history of the occasion. It’s the domestic cup competition that every football fan and player around the world knows about dreams of winning.
Cardiff City are the only non-English winners of the FA Cup, beating Arsenal in the 1927 final at Wembley
Social media slang for a league that's seen as uncompetitive because one team always wins. The implication is that the league is so easy, farmers could play in it. Originally aimed at Ligue 1 during PSG's dominance, now used for any league with a clear favourite. It gets thrown around in arguments about player stats - "he only scored that many because it's a farmers' league." Dismissive and disrespectful to everyone else in that league, but very common online.
Kylian Mbappé may have scored 30+ goals in Ligue 1 but it's a "farmers' league", he could never get those numbers in the Prem