FA Vase finalists Dunston UTS got their first glimpse of Wembley at the Vase and Trophy press day at the national stadium.
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UTS play fellow Northern League side West Auckland on May 13, 2012.
Dunston manager Billy Irwin, his assistant Tony Harrison and vice-chairman Alan Stott went to the press day.
Captain Ben Cattanach and top-goalscorer Andrew Bulford represented the players.
Irwin said: “I just can't wait until that Sunday now, I want to lead my team out in a cup final here and I want to win.
“People need to get a ticket for this, just to experience the stadium and to come and watch your hometown team.”
Tickets for the FA Vase final can be bought from the club now for £25 and £12.50 for concessions.
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