When is the FA Cup final, how do I get tickets, and what TV channel is it on?
More than 737 teams have been whittled down to just two as the world's greatest cup competition reaches its finale
THERE are few occasions in sport that bring out the emotion and passion of the FA Cup final.
From the earliest qualifying rounds, 737 teams began their quest to make that famous walk out at Wembley this year - but come May we will be left with just two.
Current holders Arsenal will not be back to defend their crown after crashing out to Nottingham Forest in the Third Round.
Here's all you need to know ahead of the showdown at the Home of Football.
When is the FA Cup final?
THIS year's final will take place on Saturday, May 19 at Wembley.
As yet, the kick-off time is not confirmed and will be decided at a later date.
Last season Arsenal vs Chelsea began at 5.30pm.
How can I get tickets?
ONCE the finalists have progressed from the semi-finals, they will each be given an equal allocation by the FA.
These will be sold by the club and are usually available from their ticket offices or online through Ticketmaster.
As a price point, last year's tickets were £5 down on 2016 and were sold at £45, £65, £85 and £115 for adults.
Concession prices are dictated by the clubs themselves, so will be revealed once the finalists are confirmed.
Club Wembley members can apply for tickets via the Wembley Stadium website.
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Which channel can I watch it on?
THIS season you will have a choice of broadcasters - and the FA Cup final remains FREE on terrestrial TV.
Both BT Sport and the BBC have shared rights for the FA Cup, so you can watch on either.