Each year, teams from all over England strive to lift the iconic trophy at Wembley Stadium, underneath the iconic Wembley Arch. It is the oldest football competition in the world, as this would be the 153rd edition of the competition. The question arises, how to get the tickets for the FA Cup 2025 final, as the majority of tickets will go to the season ticket holders of the finalist clubs. May 17th will give us the winner of the FA Cup 2025
The final four teams left in the competition are Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, Crystal Palace, and Aston Villa. With Manchester City, not in the best of their seasons, they have a last chance to win any trophy this season. While Aston Villa and Nottingham Forest have been impressive this season. Undoubtedly, Crystal Palace will be the team to watch, as they can spoil anyone’s party.
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How to Get Tickets for the FA Cup 2025 Final at Wembley Stadium?
Whether you support one of the teams playing in the final or whether you are a pure football fan, there is nothing quite like being one of the crowd at Wembley on cup final day. The tickets for the FA Cup Finals are not out yet, as the finalists have not been decided. Competing clubs will sell the tickets for the finals once the teams are decided. This is how to get the tickets for the FA Cup 2025 Final.
Basically, if we look at the prices of last year’s final, the cheapest ticket cost around £35, whereas the most expensive ticket was £250.
Semi-Finals and Finals
Semi-Finals 1
Crystal Palace will take on Aston Villa in the first semi-final at Wembley on 26th April at 9.45 pm (IST) and 5.15 pm (BST).
Semi-Finals 2
The second semi-final will see Manchester City face Nottingham Forest at Wembley on 27th April at 9 pm (IST) and 4.30 pm (BST)
Final
Wembley will host the final on 17th May, where both winners of the semi-finals will play against each other. The winner takes the ultimate reward, which is the trophy, home.
Where to watch Worldwide?
Especially, football is enjoyed worldwide. These are the broadcasters that will bring the live action to the fans across the globe.
| Sr. No. | Broadcaster | Country/Region |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Arena Sport | Balkans (Serbia, Kosovo, etc.) |
| 2 | Astro | Malaysia & Brunei |
| 3 | BBC & ITV | United Kingdom |
| 4 | BBC Studios | Maritime |
| 5 | Charlton | Israel |
| 6 | Cosmote TV | Greece |
| 7 | Coupang | South Korea |
| 8 | Cytavision | Cyprus |
| 9 | DAZN | Belgium |
| 10 | Digitalb | Albania & Kosovo (NE) |
| 11 | Digicel | Pacific Islands |
| 12 | ELTA | Taiwan |
| 13 | ESPN | Brazil, South America, USA |
| 14 | FPT | Vietnam |
| 15 | GO Malta | Malta |
| 16 | Nova Sport | Bulgaria, Czech Republic & Slovakia |
| 17 | Optus | Australia |
| 18 | PCCW | Hong Kong |
| 19 | Saran | Non-EEA Countries, Romania, Ukraine |
| 20 | Setanta Sports | Afghanistan, Armenia, Baltics |
| 21 | Sky Net | Myanmar |
| 22 | Sky NZ | New Zealand |
| 23 | Sony | Indian Subcontinent (India, Bangladesh, etc.) |
| 24 | Sport TV | Portugal |
| 25 | Sportsnet | Canada |
| 26 | StarHub | Singapore |
| 27 | TBC | Poland, Spain, Italy, Sub-Saharan Africa, China, G/A/S |
| 28 | TV2 | Hungary |
| 29 | U-Next | Japan |
| 30 | Unitel | Mongolia |
| 31 | Viaplay | Nordics (Denmark, Sweden, etc.) |
| 32 | WBD & FOX Sports | Mexico, Belize, Central America |
