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The cost of tickets to the FA Cup final and semi-finals will rise marginally this season.

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FA Cup final tickets are set to rise by £10 over the next 18 months after the Football Association ended its four-year price freeze. This May supporters will pay either £50, £70, £90 or £120 for a ticket to the final - a £5 increase on last year's prices. For the 2016 final tickets will be cost even more, with prices set at £50, £75, £95 or £125. FA Cup final tickets are set to rise by £10 over the next 18 months after the FA ended its four-year price freeze . The cost of a semi-final ticket will also rise marginally. Supporters will pay £3 more this season and tickets will then go up by another £2 the following year. The cheapest semi-final ticket this year will cost £33, with the most expensive one priced at £63. The FA said all participating clubs are able to apply a further discretionary £10 concession on relevant tickets. FA general secretary Alex Horne said: 'We have held prices for four seasons for these showpiece events and we have been conscious to stagger the rise over two years. 'We appreciate the commitment supporters show in following their teams to Wembley Stadium and we have ensured the semi-finals and final remain competitively priced in line with top tier football and other similar major UK sporting events.' This May supporters will pay either £50, £70, £90 or £120 for a ticket to the final - a £5 increase on last year . Arsenal celebrate winning the FA Cup in may last year after beating Hull City .