Todd Boehly will be keen to start as he means to go on ahead of his Chelsea's first FA Cup final under the new owner's stewardship. Thomas Tuchel locks horns with Jurgen Klopp at Wembley on May 14, with the Blues undoubtedly keen to avenge their Carabao Cup sorrows.
The west Londoners have fallen at the last hurdle in each of their previous two attempts in the competition, losing to Arsenal and Leicester City. Chelsea made a habit of walking up Olympic Way throughout Roman Abramovich’s tenure and Boehly will be keen to follow suit, though this time with a winner’s medal in hand.
In each of the Blues’ previous attempts to win the FA Cup final, Chelsea suffered controversial defeats and were denied open top bus jubilation that, naturally, follows a historic win. Thomas Tuchel's side were also denied a parade after the club's second Champions League triumph nearly a year ago.
