Wembley Versus Football League Opposition
- 1956–57: London Challenge Cup – Arsenal (a) L 1–5
- 1959–60: London Challenge Cup – Chelsea (a) L 0–16 (Wembley's record defeat)
- 1966–67: London Challenge Cup – Queens Park Rangers (a) L 0–5
- 1987–88: Middlesex Senior Charity Cup Semi Final – Brentford (a) W 2–1
- 1989–90: Middlesex Senior Charity Cup Semi Final – Chelsea (h) L 0–2
- 1990–91: Middlesex Senior Charity Cup – Chelsea L 2–3
- 1991–92: Middlesex Senior Charity Cup – Brentford L 0–1
- 1995–96: Middlesex Senior Charity Cup – Brentford L 0–1
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