FA Cup Final

The 2027 FA Cup Final will take place at Wembley Stadium on Saturday 22 May, concluding the 2026/27 edition of English football’s oldest national cup competition. The match brings together the winners of the two Wembley semi-finals and gives both clubs the opportunity to lift one of the most recognisable trophies in world football. Teams from across the English football pyramid compete during the tournament, with Premier League and Championship clubs entering at the Third Round Proper in January. The competition then progresses through the knockout rounds before the semi-finals are staged at Wembley over the weekend of 24 and 25 April. The finalists and UK kick-off time will be confirmed closer to the final. If the scores are level after 90 minutes, the match can proceed to extra time and penalties. Standard tickets are generally divided between the two participating clubs, with each finalist setting its own sales criteria according to season-ticket status, loyalty points or previous attendance. A separate allocation may be distributed through the wider football community, sponsors and official hospitality channels. Supporters should be cautious of sellers advertising guaranteed seats before the competing clubs and official allocations have been announced. Demand is expected to be extremely high regardless of the finalists, particularly if either club is chasing its first major trophy for several years. This page will be updated with the finalists, kick-off time, ticket allocations, official purchasing options, television coverage and travel guidance for Wembley.