Chelsea

v

Manchester United
The FA Cup sponsored by E.ON
The Final
3pm, Saturday 19 May 2007
Wembley Stadium
Winning club receives £1,000,000
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The FA are advising supporters attending The FA Cup Final to use public transport and arrive early or risk missing kick-off at the match on Saturday.

This is the first time that 90,000 fans will have travelled to Wembley Stadium in seven years and The FA are encouraging supporters arrive in plenty of time to enjoy the pre-match activity and avoid delays entering the stadium. Therefore, the turnstiles will open at midday and the official opening ceremony starts at 1.30pm.

After several successful ramp-up events, The FA and Wembley are now launching a 'public transport destination' campaign to discourage fans from driving to North West London.

FA Director of Communications Adrian Bevington said: "The turnstiles open at noon and the entertainment kicks off at 1.30pm. Our advice to fans is to urge them to arrive much earlier than they would for a normal match.

"There will be 90,000 people coming and most of them will never have been to the new stadium before. We don't want people turning up at the last minute and large queues of people causing delays at the turnstiles.''

All supporters are being asked to consult www.wembleystadium.com for recommended routes from all over England. The Wembley hotline 0845 6000 555 has also been set up to provide up to date travel news. All phone charges are at local rates.

Manchester United fans travelling from Manchester Piccadilly train station to London Euston can use bus, tube and train lines to continue their route to the stadium. Bus route 18, Victoria [tube] Line and Siverlink overground are just three options available - click here for details.

New FA Partners National Express Group are also providing 13 dedicated coach links from 43 major towns and cities to help English supporters on their journey to the new national stadium.