Stevenage are set to reveal ticket details this Friday evening and expect to announce prices, allocations and date of sale following a meeting of both clubs with the FA at Wembley on Friday afternoon

Chairman Phil Wallace said "Everything will be finalised at the Friday meeting of all parties but I'm hopeful we will both be allocated around 20,000 tickets. We do expect there to be a wider choice of ticket prices than previously, which we welcome, and I understand Wembley may have agreed to open up the premium Club Wembley seats (level two) which give direct access to bars and facilities. These are the best seats in the house and would mean that a total of over 40,000 tickets at different prices would be available to both clubs in the lower tier, which would be a fabulous atmosphere"

"I believe that tickets will only be available from the clubs and we are now arranging dedicated phone in lines and online ordering, as well as direct personal sales. If the meeting goes well on Friday I'd expect us to go on sale to the public on Sunday 19th April, with preferential sales on Weds 15th to Friday 17th April. However we can't finalise anything until we know when the tickets will be available - what we do want to ensure is that we have all tickets available right at the start, rather than being drip fed tickets as we were in 2007. So far the FA have been very proactive in their approach and have listened to the wishes of both clubs, which is very encouraging. We enjoy a great relationship with York City and are looking forward to a great day at Wembley"