Chelsea once again will face Liverpool in a final, with an opportunity for redemption following February's Carabao Cup defeat on penalties at Wembley. The Blues will take on Jurgen Klopp's side looking to claim their third trophy of the season to add to the UEFA Super Cup and Club World Cup, while the Reds will be hoping to lift a second trophy of a possible four.
It's the third FA Cup final in as many years that Chelsea have qualified for, and on paper the most difficult task the Blues have faced having lost to Arsenal and Leicester City in the previous two years. A far from easy match for Thomas Tuchel's men who have ensured they have more than the top four to play for in the final weeks of the season.
Having claimed the League Cup, Liverpool still harbour ambitions of raising the Champions League and Premier League trophies in addition to the FA Cup. Despite the Reds' asserting their position in the league over Chelsea with an 11-point gap, the two teams are yet to be separated by 90 minutes in three occasions this term. It's no wonder that Tuchel is undaunted by Liverpool's quadruple ambitions.
