FA Cup bound for Wembley

The FA Cup final will return to Wembley in May – bringing to an end one of the most protracted sagas in English sport.

FA Cup bound for Wembley
Tue, 27 Mar, 2007 - 17:34

The FA Cup final will return to Wembley in May – bringing to an end one of the most protracted sagas in English sport.

A rebuilt national stadium has been awarded its general safety certificate from Brent Council and, as a result, the Football Association was able to confirm their showpiece final would be staged at the venue on May 19.

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