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How to get last-minute tickets to the FA Cup final 2026 for Chelsea vs Man City at Wembley Stadium
We've got all the essential info to help you score tickets for the FA Cup final this weekend.

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- Joanna Magill
Published: Thursday, 14 May 2026 at 8:59 am
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As a competition known for its huge twists and giant-killing moments, the 2026 FA Cup is definitely on top form.
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This weekend, Chelsea and Man City are going head to head in what will be the London team's first FA Cup Final since 2022 and the northern side's fourth final in a row.
Chelsea earned their spot after a 1-0 win over Leeds while Man City secured a 2-1 victory over Southampton.
Last year was unbelievably memorable as Crystal Palace took home the trophy, earning their first piece of major silverware for decades.
Tickets are now available for the FA Cup final. If it's your goal to get them, we're here to help you score.
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- What is the date of the FA Cup final 2026?
- Where is the FA Cup final in 2026?
- How to get last-minute FA Cup final tickets 2026
- How much do FA Cup final tickets cost?
What is the date of the FA Cup final 2026?
The FA Cup final will be held on Saturday 16 May 2026, with kick-off commencing at 4:30pm.
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Where is the FA Cup final in 2026?

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The FA Cup final is hosted every year at the 'Home of Football', Wembley Stadium.
To get to there, you can take your pick of three train stations, all within a 20-minute walk of the stadium. Wembley Park is available on the Jubilee and Metropolitan lines, Wembley Stadium Station is accessible via Chiltern Railways (just one stop from London Marylebone), and Wembley Central is available on the Bakerloo and Overground lines, as well as Southern and West Midlands rail.
National Express is also running coaches to the event from over 50 locations across the UK, and you can head to the National Express website to book your space.
How to get last-minute FA Cup final tickets 2026
Getting tickets to the FA Cup final is always a tricky affair as the majority of seats will go to Chelsea and Man City fans or season ticket holders.
So for those of you who really don't want to miss the action, we recommend taking a look at hospitality tickets from official partners Seat Unique and P1 Travel.
While these come at a higher price point, there's far less demand for them which means you're more likely to be able to get your hands on a spot. Plus, they include plenty of perks such as premium seating and food and drink.
Despite how soon the match is, tickets are still available at both Seat Unique and P1 Travel.
How much do FA Cup tickets cost?

Manchester United won the FA Cup in 2024. Mike Hewitt/Getty Images
While ticket prices will vary depending on which teams qualify for the FA Cup final, you're like to be paying in the hundreds for a general access tickets. Tickets for last year's final ranged from £50-£285.
If you’re looking at hospitality or re-sale prices, you’re going to be paying a lot more, so just be aware of your budget before tickets come out. For example, at the time of writing (14 May), tickets at Seat Unique will set you back from £605 for the final, while P1 Travel tickets have been reduced to £455.
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