Wembley is in the news for new laws criminalising ticketless entry at upcoming matches, just ahead of the League Cup final.
The UK has enacted legislation criminalising tailgating and illegal entry at football matches, following violent scenes at Euro 2020. Offenders face up to five years ban and a £1,000 fine. The law aims to improve stadium safety and deter ticketless entry, with new penalties coming into effect before the Carabao Cup final.
Chelsea has reached the FA Cup final after defeating Leeds United 1-0 at Wembley. Calum McFarlane, who is leading the team as caretaker, has overseen a team that has struggled with poor results and managerial instability. The victory sets up a final against Manchester City on May 16.