Manchester United's 2024 FA Cup campaign ended at Wembley Stadium on the 25th of May, with a 2–1 victory over Manchester City. The piece records that campaign — and it does so by mapping Wembley, not Old Trafford.
The choice is deliberate. Trophy editions in the Stadium Heritage catalogue map the venue most associated with the trophy itself. For the FA Cup, that is always Wembley Stadium. For a league title, it is the home ground where the title was clinched. For a European trophy, it is the venue of the final. The mapping records the place where the moment happened — and for cup competitions, that place is the final venue.
The streets around Wembley are renamed for the players who appeared during United's road to the trophy: from the third-round tie against Newport County, through Wigan Athletic, Nottingham Forest, Liverpool, Coventry City, and finally Manchester City in the final. Six matches. The players who featured in those six fixtures are the cast of this map. Road length is proportional to minutes played in the cup campaign.
The cartouche records the date of the final, the result, and the trophy. The 3D model is Wembley Stadium with its full arch — and because Wembley is exceptionally tall, this is the only edition in the Stadium Heritage catalogue produced in a 75mm-deep box frame rather than the standard 45mm. The depth accommodates the arch correctly.