TV
The match will be shown live on BBC1 and BBC 1HD with the show starting at 14:00 and is due to finish at 17:20, penalties pending.
Sky Sports 1 and Sky Sports 1HD, with the show starting at 14:45 and is due to finish at 17:00, penalties pending.
Travel For live travel information on event days and in the lead up to events call the Wembley Stadium Travel Information Line on 0845 6000 555.
Car - £60Sat navvies should use the postcode HA9 0WS for Wembley Stadium.
The journey takes three-and-a-half hours and costs about £30 each way petrol (add on £4 if you plan on taking the M6 Toll road).
The basic route is: M6, M42, M1, North Circular Road, Brent and Wembley.
Parking - freeWhen it comes to parking there's five real options:
First, if you have money to burn, the Wembley Stadium car park has secure parking for £26.50 a car. Blue badge holders can book places for £16.50 a vehicle. Book both of these here. The car park opens at 07:00.
http://www.csparking.com/stadium/
Second, if you want something cheaper but need to park near the stadium, you will find quite a few car parks on industrial premises charging about £10 per car.
Third, a good park-and-ride compromise is parking at a Tube stop and finishing your journey by Tube.
You can pay £1 to park all day at Ickenham Tube Stop car park, which has 176 spaces, then take the Metropolitan Line nine stops east to Wembley Park. Buy a one-day six-zone Travel Card
for £7.50, as two singles will cost £8.
You can book places in loads of different tube stops here.
Fourth, If you've got the time, you can easily find a free parking spot within five minutes' walk of Ickenham Tube Stop.
You can then take the Metropolitan Line nine stops east to Wembley Park. Buy a one-day six-zone Travel Card for £7.50, as two singles will cost £8.
Fifth, go to one of these train stations, park your car and catch a special bus to the stadium. Chiltern Railways provide it, but they do not say how much it is to park or catch the bus. Go
here for details.
· Warwick Parkway - CV35 8RH
· Banbury - OX16 5AB
· Bicester North - OX26 6EF
· High Wycombe - HP13 6NN
Trains - £64.70It's too late to buy advanced tickets. Just by an off peak return on the day for this price.
Getting thereThe official advice from the event organisers is this:
"United fans are encouraged to travel to London Euston on the available train services.
“Do not use Watford Junction Station or Harrow & Wealdstone Station for your forward or return journey.
“It is very likely trains to and from those stations will be extremely full, especially after the game has finished. You will have more chance of getting on a train at London Euston.”Go
here for more.
If you want to take that advice, it will cost you £66.20 for an off-peak return from Manchester to London and then £6.30 for a one-day Tube Travelcard costing £6.30. So that's £72.50 overall - £7.80 more than going more direct (see below).
Direct trains for Euston leave Piccadilly at:
08:05, 08:20, 09:20, 10:20, 10:35, 11:15 and 11:35.It takes roughly two hours and 15 minutes. At Euston, follow the signs to Euston Square. It'll take you five minutes to walk.
Then catch the Tube on the Metropolitan Line for Wembley Park Tube Station. It'll take no more than 45 minutes from Euston.
But if you want to ignore the advice and go more direct, there are seven options. Six drop you at Wembley Central. One drops you at North Wembley. Go
here to see them.
A return from New Street to Witton will cost £2.20 on the day. Alternatively, a taxi to the ground will cost about £8.
