Chance for fans to see FA Cup trophy up close

Q: What are the timings for the FA Cup trophy display in Hull?

The FA Cup trophy will be displayed at Marston's Hallgate Tavern from 12:00 to 15:00 BST and at The Apollo from 16:00 to 19:00 on Saturday.

Q: Where can I see the FA Cup trophy in East Yorkshire?

You can see the FA Cup trophy at Marston's Hallgate Tavern in Cottingham and The Apollo on Holderness Road in Hull.

Q: Is the FA Cup trophy tour open to all fans?

Yes, the FA Cup trophy tour is open to all football fans who wish to see it up close at the designated pubs.

![The FA Cup trophy pictured on a stand at Macclesfield's Moss Rose ground. There is a stand full of supporters in the background of the image.

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The trophy will be on display at two pubs in the region [Getty Images]

Football fans in Hull and East Yorkshire will have the chance to see the FA Cup trophy up close this weekend as part of a tour of local communities.

The world-famous silverware will be on display at Marston's Hallgate Tavern in Cottingham between 12:00 and 15:00 BST on Saturday, before heading to The Apollo on Holderness Road, Hull, where it can be seen between 16:00 and 19:00.

It is part of an initiative supported by TNT Sports.

Hull City, who were beaten 4-0 by Chelsea in the fourth round of this season's competition, recorded their best position in the competition in 2014, reaching the final, where they narrowly lost to Arsenal, who came from two goals down to win 3-2 after extra time.

A young Hull City fan holding a mock FA Cup trophy made with silver foil, bearing the club's name.

Football fans will be able to have their photograph taken with the trophy, organisers say [Getty Images]

Ioannis Grammenos, general manager at the Hallgate Tavern, said: "Being able to bring such an iconic trophy right into the heart of the village is something we're really excited about.

"Whether you're a lifelong football supporter, or a younger fan seeing the FA Cup up close for the first time, it's a brilliant chance to experience a piece of football history."

As part of the tour, the trophy previously visited Port Vale FC, who also lost out to Chelsea, and is due to visit Coventry next weekend.

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