We are four hours away from kick-off!

Still to come we've got more from the road to Wembley, more of our favourite stories across the rounds and we'll get a behind-the-scenes look around Wembley from England defender Alex Scott.

And at 14:00 BST, Jason Mohammed brings us The FA Cup Show on BBC One, featuring the FA People's Cup finals and an exclusive interview with Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger.

Stay tuned.

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Former Chelsea midfielder Frank Lampard and ex-Arsenal striker Ian Wright have given us their opinions on how the FA Cup final might play out.

Read all about it here.

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Non-league Curzon Ashton looked well on their way to making their debut in the third round of the FA Cup after taking a 3-0 lead against AFC Wimbledon.

But then things went horribly wrong in 162 seconds.

Goals from Tom Elliott, Dominic Poleon and Tyrone Barnett cancelled out Adam Morgan's hat-trick, and then Elliott bagged a second in the 94th minute to send the League One side through.

Keep your photos coming in on how you're spending your FA Cup final day.

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Fancy a bit of Wirecam action?

For the first time, the FA Cup match will be streamed live online from the Spider camera.

It'll let you see the game from a different viewpoint; a birds eye view of the pitch with virtual graphics and the lot.

You can watch using the player at the top of this page from 17:23 BST.

BBC One

No, we're not being rude.

A special FA Cup Pointless edition is about to get started on BBC One.

Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman are joined by Eni Aluko and Guy Mowbray, Kevin Kilbane and Mark Chapman, Dan Walker and Mark Lawrenson and Rachel Yankey and Kelly Smith.

Don't forget - you've got a chance to vote for your favourite goal of this year's FA Cup. Just use the vote tab on this page and choose from the following:

• Qualifying – Adam Coombes - Welling United v Swindon Supermarine
• R1 – Junior Morais – St Albans v Carlisle
• R2 – Adam Morgan – Curzon Ashton v AFC Wimbledon
• R3 – Sean McConville – Accrington v Luton
• R4 – Steven Defour – Burnley v Bristol City
• R5 – Danny Graham – Blackburn v Man Utd
• QF – Son Heung-Min - Tottenham v Millwall (first goal)
• SF – Nemanja Matic - Chelsea v Tottenham

Voting will remain open until 19:15 BST. You can watch the goals at the top of this page.

Get your questions in!

Alex Scott, Martin Keown and Gilberto Silva are live at Wembley to answer your burning questions about today's game.

The Scottish Cup final is today, with Celtic and Aberdeen facing off at Hampden.

Should Celtic lift the Scottish Cup for the 37th time, Rodgers will have guided his team to a first domestic treble since 2001, without having lost a game in the process.

You can follow our live here.

Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

Eden Hazard's dribbling is up there with the best in the game - Messi, Ronaldo, Bale. The players just bounce off him as he dribbles up the field.

Once he starts those runs, you just can't stop him.

BBC football analyst Pat Nevin has been analysing how Arsenal and Chelsea will line up for today's final.

Arsenal are short of defenders, with Laurent Koscielny suspended, Gabriel injured and both Kieran Gibbs and Shkodran Mustafi fitness doubts, while Chelsea are full strength.

Have a listen below.

This is super cool.

Take a look at BBC Sport's 360 video from Wembley, with highlights of how Chelsea and Arsenal made their way to the final.

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Martin Keown
Former Arsenal defender on Football Focus

I woke up this morning thinking it would be the last day and he would go after this match - why would he create such uncertainty in the club? Maybe he didn't want to go out on a fanfare - maybe he wants to go away quietly?

But that interview, he is a different Arsene Wenger. It is his life! He doesn't want to let go of Arsenal Football Club. He said "retired people die!" That's how serious he is about it.

His life is dependent on staying in management.

Arsenal Ladies captain and England defender Alex Scott is taking over the BBC Sport Instagram today.

She'll be taking you behind the scenes at Wembley - and you can check out the snaps , externalhere.

Football Focus presenter Dan Walker and former Wales international Dean Saunders have sat down and analysed all the best goals from this year's FA People's Cup - including a Gerrard-like screamer.

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Jermaine Jenas
Former England midfielder on BBC Radio 5 live

What I really struggle to believe is that Arsene Wenger had that team [invincibles] and understood how special it was. They were 6ft-plus warriors.

The fact he had that and let it all drift away and not replace it... he has small technical players who have not had what it takes to get Arsenal back.

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Ruud Gullit
Former Chelsea manager on Football Focus

Football nowadays is all about winning. The five best managers in the world are here in the Premier League and they are all expected to win, and only one can win. So that doesn't necessarily make them a bad manager if you don't.

But Arsenal have had opportunities to be on top and I think he went with talent - not with players who have achieved a lot.

So I understand the fans, and he understands the fans, but he wants to continue and he is fighting.

Here's Arsene Wenger's interview with Football Focus, where he says the lack of respect towards him this season is a "disgrace".

This season's FA Cup journey started on Friday, 5 August 2016 when 10 clubs played in the Extra Preliminary Rounds - the earliest the tournament had ever started.

In that opening round, Cambridgeshire side Yaxley from the United Counties League Premier Division smashed their FA Cup goal-scoring record with a 12-0 thrashing of their League rivals Huntingdon Town.

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