What cups are there in England?

FA Cup

This is a men's knockout soccer cup named and sponsored by the English Football Association. The FA Cup is the oldest football match in the world. Football clubs at all levels in England hold one-on-one knockout matches. In the FA Cup, it often happens that low-level clubs eliminate high-level clubs.

League Cup

The standard name should be the English Football League Cup, which is a competition between all 92 clubs in England, regardless of level. This Cup was founded by the Football League of 1962, with the aim of allowing all clubs to have a knockout-based competition outside the League, so as to challenge the FA Cup, which was in charge of the English Football Association at that time, because the status of the FA Cup in the hearts of fans at that time was far higher than that of the League.

Football Association Community Shield Charity Shield Cup (renamed Community Shield in 2002)

This is the annual championship between the Premier League champions and the FA Cup champions sponsored by the English Football Association. If the team wins the double champion (arranging the Super League and FA Cup champion), the opposing team will be changed to the runner-up of the Super League. Traditionally, this competition is held at Wembley Stadium before the start of each season, and will be held at Millennium Stadium during the rebuilding of Wembley.