EVERTON will play in their first choice colour of blue when they take on Chelsea in the FA Cup final next month.

The FA also announced an allocation of 25,000 tickets for each club and the prices.

The four ticket prices will be £34.40, £58.65, £78.30 and £93. They have been frozen from last year and amended to take into account the VAT reduction.

As a result of Everton getting their favoured colours. Chelsea will wear their yellow kit (yellow shirts, yellow shorts and yellow socks).

Their supporters will and be situated in the west of Wembley Stadium whilst Everton will be located in the east stands.

The Football Association have also launched a new ’Out the Touts’ campaign cracking down on ticket touts in the build-up to the FA Cup final on May 30.

The reselling of football tickets is banned in England and the FA are calling on fans who have obtained tickets for the match between Chelsea and Everton at Wembley by this method to send them in so the FA can trace their origins.

Supporters do not need to send in tickets until after the match and the FA have confirmed no action will be taken against any fan who does so.

The FA, who will also be boosting their anti- touting operation around the stadium on May 30, said in a statement: "The FA does not condone fans purchasing tickets from unofficial sources.

"Any fan buying a ticket from a tout or found with an unofficial or ’resold’ ticket at Wembley Stadium can still be ejected from the ground and banned from future games.