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Community Shield 2026: Are Arsenal and Manchester City playing for major trophy?

The Football Association (FA) says the Community Shield is “incomparable” to any other trophy, as fans debate whether it counts as a major piece of silverware.

The one-off competitive fixture is recognised as a domestic ‘super cup’ by the FA – and a game that “captures the excitement” of the new football season.

“It has been highly regarded and supported by the participating clubs and football fans for many years,” said an FA spokesperson.

A major domestic trophy in England is considered to be the Premier League, FA Cup and the League Cup.

Views on the trophy vary amongst fans, as some may only consider the trophy to be major achievement if their club wins it.

For clubs, it is a chance to add silverware to their trophy cabinet before the new Premier League season starts.

The inaugural FA Charity Shield match – which evolved from the Sheriff of London Charity Shield – was held in 1908 at Stamford Bridge. First Division champions Manchester United overcame Southern League champions Queens Park Rangers 4-0 in a replay after a 1-1 draw.

United have won the season’s curtain-raiser the most times, 21 in total with four of them shared titles, and it was renamed the Community Shield in 2002.

Premier League champions Arsenal face FA Cup winners Manchester City on Sunday, 16 August at 15:00 BST.


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