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- 1879 FA Cup final
- 1880 FA Cup final
- 1881 FA Cup final
- 1882 FA Cup final
- 1883 FA Cup final
- 1885 FA Cup final
- 1887 FA Cup final
- 1888 FA Cup final
- 1891 FA Cup final
- 1892 FA Cup final
- 1894 FA Cup final
- 1900 FA Cup final
- 1902 FA Cup final
- 1903 FA Cup final
- 1905 FA Cup final
- 1911 FA Cup final
- Sef Fa'agase
- Tino Fa'asuamaleaui
- List of Fab 40 number-one singles
- Frank Facer
- Fachwerk Farmhouse
- Faculty of Dentistry of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland
- Seymour Fagan
- Fahd bin Sultan University
- Percy Fairall
- Fairview International School
- Faithfull Forever
- Emily Faithfull
- Marianne Faithfull discography
- Fakiragram Junction railway station
- Fakt
- Falakata railway station
- Ben Falcone (rugby league)
- Fallen Jerusalem Island
- Falstaff (rocket)
- Anders Fannemel
- Far North Queensland Rugby Union
- Faraday Building, Manchester
- Youssef Fares (sport shooter)
- Scott Farlow
- Farnley Hall, North Yorkshire
- Frank Farrington (rugby league)
- Aaliyah Fasavalu-Fa'amausili
- Ali Fasir
- Fatehpur Gayand
- Fleur Faure
- Pierre Fautrier
- Henri Favre
- Bill Fay
- Victor Fayod
- Mario Fazio
- Fear No Evil (Grim Reaper album)
- Federal Assembly (Switzerland)
- Federated Malay States Railways
- Federation (information technology)
- The Feeding of the 5000 (album)
- Fred Felsch
- Michael Fengler
- Chas Fennell
- Lorraine Fenton
- Tony Fenton
- Ferguson River (Western Australia)
- Jada Ferguson
- Jenny Ferguson
- Roy Ferguson (rugby league)
- Beau Fermor
- Fernhill railway station
- Fernleigh, Cleveland
- Diego Ferrari
- Egidio Feruglio (cyclist)
- Maitua Feterika
- Ffestiniog
- Albert Fichefet
- Field flow fractionation
- Jacques Fieschi
- Jack Fifield (rugby league)
- Figaro Gets a Divorce
- Fighting Back (Cloven Hoof album)
- Artem Filimonov
- Rosario Fina
- Phillipa Finch
- Robert Finch (rugby league)
- Finchley Reform Synagogue
- Asipeli Fine
- Guilherme Finkler
- Hubert Finn
- Dale Finucane
- The Firm (novelty band)
- First Brisbane Burial Ground
- First Corridor
- The First Ten Years: The Videos
- First World War Honour Board, National Australia Bank (308 Queen Street)
- Fish River Station
- Warren Fisher (rugby league)
- Fishponds railway station
- Fitzgerald River
- Fitzgerald v Muldoon
- Peter Fitzgerald (rugby league)
- Sulu Fitzpatrick
- Fitzroy Gardens
- Fitzroy River (Western Australia)
- Five Hand Reel
- Five Ways railway station
- Flag and coat of arms of Terengganu
- Flagstaff Gardens
- Flaxley
- Tony Flay
- Bassel Fleihan
- Damien Fleming
- Alex Fletcher (actress)
- Fritz Fliegel
- Flinders Lane
- Flitwick railway station
- Deiby Flores
- Harry Flower
- Pierre-André Flückiger
- List of Flydubai destinations
- FMA IA-63 Pampa
- John Folau
- Donal Foley
- Robert Foley (academic)
- Vanessa Foliaki
- Foon Yew High School
- Harry Forbes (rugby league)
- Forden
- Forestry in Syria
- Foreverlution
- Daniel Forfang
- Former Melbourne Magistrates' Court
- Kekko Fornarelli
- Forrest River
- Linda Forsberg
- Mario Forsythe
- Julian Forte
- Fortescue River
- Forthampton
- José Manuel Fortuny
- Forum Theatre
- Pelle Fosshaug
- Fossickers Way
- John Foster (philosopher)
- Robert Foster (hurdler)
- Allodin Fothergill
- Teuila Fotu-Moala
- Kahn Fotuali'i
- HMS Foudroyant (1758)
- Foulness Island
- Foulridge railway station
- Étienne Fourmont
- Fowey
- Giorgia Fraiegari
- Framilode
- Frampton Mansell
- Frampton on Severn
- Carl Frampton
- Caroline Frånberg
- France men's national under-17 basketball team
- France men's national under-19 basketball team
- Vera Frances
- Bernard Franken
- Frankland River (Western Australia)
- Fraser River (Western Australia)
- Fraser Valley Regional District
- Chloe Fraser
- Lindel Frater
- Michael Frater
- Merlene Frazer
- Freaks (Marillion song)
- José Frèches
- Freckleton
- Frederick River
- Free (Rick Astley album)
- Free Ai Weiwei street art campaign
- Free Trade Party
- Free University of Ireland
- Nell Tiger Free
- Michelle Freeman
- Freemasonry in Denmark
- Eric Freestone
- Fremantle Fishing Boat Harbour
- French School of Kuala Lumpur
- Frenchman's Cay
- Zohar Fresco
- Jayme Fressard
- Fretherne
- Wendy Frew
- Friends of Hell
- Frizinghall railway station
- Frocester
- Frocester railway station
- Jürgen Frohriep
- From the Depths
- Frontal Assault
- The Frontier (Hong Kong)
- Ernst Fuchs (cyclist)
- Josef Fuchs (cyclist)
- Fugazi (album)
- Leon Fukofuka
- Willie Fung
- Furkating Junction railway station