FOOTBALL fans travelled for hours amid ongoing train strikes to watch the FA Cup final, with one supporter describing it as a ‘nightmare’.
One United fan who spent £300 to reach the match at Wembley said the train strikes were a ‘nightmare’.
Marty Harris, 46, from Edinburgh, woke up at 4am on Saturday to take a flight to Birmingham, drove to Watford, then took a carshare and tube to Wembley, with his young son.
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