A short guide to the FA Trophy
Here are a few facts about the trophy Wrexham are hoping to bring back to Wales this afternoon.
- introduced in 1969
- designed as a knock-out competition for non-league clubs with the incentive of a Wembley appearance for finalists
- moved to Villa Park in 2000 while Wembley was closed
- returned to the new Wembley in 2007 and the competition was the first final to be played there
- York City beat Newport County 2-0 to win the trophy last year
- winners receive £50,000 and runner-up £25,000 from the FA prize fund
- Wrexham is the third Welsh club to reach the final after Newport County in 2012 and Bangor City in 1984
More top news
Work begins on the Millennium Stadium's new hybrid pitch
The pitch will replace the old system of removable grass pallets, and feature a combination of real grass and synthetic material.
Britain's Got Talent stars Bars and Melody visit Cardiff
Port Talbot rapper Leondre Devries, 13, and Charlie Lenehan, 15, have released their debut single, which has a strong anti-bullying message.
Man found guilty of killing six-week-old baby Alfie
Michael John Pearce was babysitting his girlfiend's son Alfie Sullock last year when he inflicted the fatal head and abdominal injuries.