FA Cup Final 2022 Live Stream: Date, Channel, Tickets and More

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Here we have all the information you need to know about the FA Cup final with teams, dates, channel, tickets and more.

The FA Cup Final is one of the greatest football matches of each calendar year and we have all the details you need to know about the 2022 final.

With this tournament having a massive history and being the only competition that involves every club in the country, there is a lot at stake, and some of the upsets we have seen in the past have been crazy to see.

The last team to win the cup in 2021 was Leicester City, who managed to beat current Champions League holders Chelsea thanks to a screamer by Youri Tielemans.

No doubt we will be treated to another cracking FA Cup final, and it will be very interesting to see what team goes all the way.

Here is everything you need to know about the FA Cup Final 2022:

Teams

The two sides confirmed to battle it out at Wembley are Liverpool and Chelsea.

Liverpool beat Manchester City and Chelsea beat Crystal Palace in the semi-finals in order to advance to the final of England's most prestigious knockout cup tournament.

Injury/Team News

Update 11th May 2022: Jurgen Klopp revealed that defensive midfielder Fabinho is currently a doubt after he went off injured in the victory against Aston Villa on Tuesday 10th May 2022. Meanwhile Andy Robertson will be fit the play.

Date

The FA Cup final will be on Saturday 14th May 2022 at Wembley Stadium. The match will take place at 4:45 PM GMT.

Channel

Football fans will be over the moon to hear that you will not need to pay for the final nor do you need a subscription. The game, as always, is available on Freeview and will be on BBC One.

You can also Livestream this game online via BBC iPlayer (if you have a TV License).

Tickets

Both sides received an allocation of around 30,000 tickets for the FA Cup final.

Chelsea Season ticket holders will be able to purchase one ticket per person, and tickets will be sold based on loyalty points. Any unsold tickets will be sold to members at a cost of one ticket per person.

Liverpool announced details on tickets for the final at Wembley, and the allocation of seats for Reds fans was similar to that of Chelsea’s. The Reds revealed that the tickets will be available via a ballot.

With the game only six days away, all the tickets would have been sold by the two clubs, and now, those who have them can get excited to head to Wembley again.

Tickets will not be available for general purchase.