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When was the first FA Cup final and who has won it the most? (Metro)

Liverpool and Chelsea will go head-to-head at the FA Cup final on May 14, which makes 2022 the 150th anniversary of the competition.

Fans can tune in on the BBC and ITV, who are sharing TV rights to the match this year. The Royal Engineers would later get their first all-important FA Cup trophy in 1875 against Old Etonians. ‘For me, I am not a doctor and we need to wait for the examinations,’ he said.

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Chelsea v Liverpool: FA Cup final – live! (The Guardian)

Minute-by-minute report: Who will come out on top when the duo contest their second final of the season. Find out with Rob Smyth.

So even though Chelsea are current world champions, Liverpool have a stronger case to be the best team on the planet, and indeed in the solar system. Thomas Tuchel needs to make a call on the fitness of N’Golo Kante and Mateo Kovacic, neither of whom are 100 per cent fit. (That lot on Neptune are still playing the W-M formation FFS.) The recent form of both clubs makes them odds-on favourites today, though Chelsea looked a lot perkier when they dismantled Leeds in the week. One of those was a 2-1 victory over Liverpool a decade ago, when Petr Cech made one of the great FA Cup final saves. This is the 150th FA Cup final; none of the previous 149 have involved one recent world champion, never mind two. Then, on 17 May 1997, they beat Middlesbrough in the FA Cup final to win their first major honour in 26 years.

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Chelsea FC vs Liverpool LIVE! FA Cup final match stream, latest ... (Evening Standard)

Chelsea FC vs Liverpool LIVE! FA Cup final match stream, latest team news, lineups, TV, prediction today. VIEW COMMENTS.

Lukaku gets the nod up front, while Chalobah starts in place of Azpilicueta. FA Cup finals have not been particularly enjoyable for Chelsea over the last couple of seasons. We have a plan of what we can do. I’m a bit torn in how much you can practice.” If it comes, you will see. I have an opinion about it.

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What channel is the FA Cup final on? TV, livestream for Chelsea vs ... (Sporting News)

The FA Cup final at Wembley sees Premier League rivals Liverpool and Chelsea clash. Here is how to watch.

Subscriptions start from $8.99 a month or $89.99 for a full year. Madrid ended Chelsea's defence of their Champions League title in the quarterfinals. - In Canada, the FA Cup final can be streamed via Sportsnet. - In the US, the final is available to stream in English and Spanish. An ESPN+ subscription costs $5.99 per month or $59.99 annually. - The FA Cup final can be seen exclusively on ESPN+ in the US. The final is available to stream in English and Spanish. An ESPN+ subscription costs $5.99 per month or $59.99 annually. - BBC1 and ITV1 will be showing the FA Cup final in the UK.

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Old traditions meet modern convention in FA Cup final of promise (The Guardian)

Liverpool and Chelsea clash at Wembley on Saturday with a rich history of Cup success in today's changing landscape.

For all this, and for all the Cardiff heroics of Michael Owen in 2001 and Steven Gerrard in 2006, Liverpool have not won the Cup at Wembley for 30 years. Those seven wins between 1997 and 2018 – achieved under seven managers – feel somehow pivotal to the mythology of the modern Chelsea, the idea that there is no club in England better at lifting itself for the one-off occasion. But nor is it the sort of thing you put on the side of a bus. For Jürgen Klopp and his formidable Liverpool team, the FA Cup represents a sort of final frontier, a destination as well as a part of the wider journey. At its best the FA Cup is not simply a time capsule or historical re-enactment. One of the greatest misconceptions about the FA Cup over the years is that it has failed to move with the times.

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FA Cup final: Ownership drama 'fuels' Chelsea players to perform (BBC News)

Mason Mount and Erin Cuthbert have been speaking ahead of the FA Cup finals for the men and women.

So we're under no illusions it's going to be a tough game." When Erin spoke to Newsbeat last year, she said her pre-match superstition was to take a bath in magnesium salts. "To win would be monumental for a team that has built itself within the reputation of its own supporters as being one of the greatest ever." The Liverpool podcaster will be at Wembley to watch the game, as his club chases an unprecedented quadruple, and says he'll be feeling the "butterflies on Saturday morning". The 23-year-old has not yet won a domestic trophy with Chelsea, having lost two previous finals, and says he's "buzzing" to have the chance to change that. "The more you see people knocking us down the more you want to let the football do the talking," Erin adds.

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FA Cup final: Joe Cole makes Chelsea v Liverpool prediction (Metro)

Joe Cole has made his prediction for the FA Cup final as two of his former clubs Chelsea and Liverpool meet at Wembley. Liverpool, bidding to win an ...

‘It’s now a massive final for us and I’m really happy we are part of it. If we win FA Cup it’s the same. ‘We had a parade with Dortmund when we won the cup. We couldn’t celebrate the Carabao Cup because we played three days later. ‘It’s a special game and, for some, the biggest in their career. Asked if he had made any plans in the event of a repeat at Wembley, Tuchel said: ‘I will not tell you.

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Brilliant pics of fans supporting Liverpool in past FA Cup Finals (Liverpool Echo)

On Saturday May 14, 2022, Liverpool FC will contest their 14th FA Cup Final against Chelsea. Under legendary manager Bill Shankly, Liverpool won their first ...

Click here to see all the Liverpool Echo newsletters It's been 16-years since Liverpool lifted the FA Cup when they beat beat West Ham on penalties after the match ended 3 -3. Will it be the 'Salah' or 'Sadio' final on May 14th?

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Women's FA Cup Final: Taylor on team news (Manchester City FC)

City have received a welcome boost ahead of the Women's FA Cup Final with the news Demi Stokes and Jess Park are set to be back in contention.

“We’ve had a nice week build-up to it. It’s a great competition and one I remember playing in: being the underdog, being favourite and what that brings. “The FA Cup is still a special competition for players, coaches and supporters. We want to do it no doubt, but there’s a healthy respect between the clubs, players, myself and Emma [Hayes]. Why wouldn't we commend what they’ve done? Whatever happens on Sunday, we’re proud of the season and we’re moving in the right direction. “[The Conti Cup Final] was a couple of months ago and a game where the girls were amazing.

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Women's FA Cup final: Chelsea manager Emma Hayes 'over the ... (Sky Sports)

Chelsea manager Emma Hayes says she is "over the moon" as Fran Kirby returns to contention for the Women's FA Cup final against Man City on Sunday. Around a ...

We're coming into the game in good form off the back of a lot of wins, and we're training really hard to be ready for it. "We had a rocky start but we're on the right track, going up. "There are 90 minutes in a game, it doesn't have to be the first minute that you score. Chelsea captain Magdalena Eriksson: "It's already a massive weekend for the club, having the men's team in the male final and the women's team in the other final. Be patient and ride it out, and hopefully we'll get the result we want. Hopefully we will lift the trophy in the end." We have to back that all the way. We're proving the interest is there and it's been there consistently since fans were allowed back in the stadium. we want to be that team beating them and have another opportunity on Sunday." Whatever happens on Sunday, we're proud of the season and we're moving in the right direction. When asked if their WSL title win takes the pressure off Chelsea on Sunday, Hayes replied: "If you choose to be in these positions, you have to accept that and I don't think there's any more or less pressure than there was a week ago. This week, we've got a full strength squad, including Fran Kirby. I think we're going into the game in a much better place than we did the Continental Cup final."

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Liverpool and Chelsea's predicted XIs for the FA Cup final at Wembley (Daily Mail)

The two sides played out an enthralling Carabao Cup final in February, with the Reds eventually prevailing on penalties. Chelsea will now have their chance ...

and should Tuchel play Havertz or Lukaku? Liverpool and Chelsea's predicted XIs for the FA Cup final at Wembley This could just give him the edge over Konate. Tuchel has admitted that Kante is not 100% fit at the moment, but he is back in training, and given the significance of the match, he could be risked. However, Havertz is the ultimate big-game player, having scored in multiple cup finals already for Chelsea. With this in mind, it could leave Lukaku having to settle for a place on the bench. A calming influence at the back, he has proven time and time again that he is a man for the big occasions. At that point, it looked like his cup final dreams were in tatters, but he has made a remarkable recovery, and Tuchel has confirmed that he has a chance of playing. Thomas Tuchel put his faith in Mendy in the Carabao Cup final in February, and he is likely to do the same again here. Salah may have been a little unhappy to only start Liverpool's game against Villa on the bench given that the Golden Boot is on the line, but that should ensure that he is fresh for this game. He came on for the Brazilian in midweek and did a solid job, and Liverpool will hope that his experience will prove crucial in this clash. The Guinea international seems to have gone from strength to strength as the season has progressed, and he is likely to take his place on right-hand side of Liverpool's midfield three. He won the Player of the Match award in the Carabao Cup final, and the Dutchman will be hoping to create more happy memories with the Merseyside club at Wembley on Saturday. Caoimhin Kelleher got the nod in the Carabao Cup final, but Alisson has been Jurgen Klopp's preferred option in the latter stages of the FA Cup, and he should take his place in goal on this occasion as well.

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Chelsea vs Liverpool live stream: how to watch the FA Cup Final for ... (What Hi-Fi?)

All eyes will be on Wembley on Saturday afternoon as Chelsea take on Liverpool in the 2022 FA Cup Final. These two last met at this stage a decade ago, ...

You can try it out for watching Chelsea vs Liverpool and then decide to cancel or continue your subscription. Make sure you know how to watch a Chelsea vs Liverpool live stream for free wherever you are in the world. DAZN usually offers a free 7-day trial, depending on your location. For the FA Cup, you may wish to choose 'UK' to access iPlayer or ITV Hub. You can use it to watch on your mobile, tablet, laptop, TV, games console and more. The final kicks off at 1:30am (AEDT), so it's probably not worth going to bed. All matches will be available in English and Spanish. As a rule, we’d suggest a paid-for service such as ExpressVPN which offers a 100 per cent risk-free money back guarantee. Liverpool had a pretty easy run to their 15th FA Cup final, facing Shrewsbury Town, Cardiff City, Norwich and Nottingham Forest before despatching a lacklustre Manchester City in the semi-final last month. The game is free on the BBC and ITV for those in the UK. Traveling abroad? A Virtual Private Network (VPN) helps you get around this obstacle. There are many VPN providers out there, with some more reliable and safe than others.

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Pre-Match Briefing: FA Cup finals | Official Site | Chelsea Football Club (Chelsea FC)

With both our men's and women's side having the possibility of climbing the steps to the royal box and lifting FA Cups, club historian Rick Glanvill and ...

Petr Cech played 5,655 minutes that season, while Branislav Ivanovic managed 4,991 – and still had enough in the tank to score the winner against Benfica in the Europa League final. Never mind Eurovision, Chelsea fans can enjoy double vision over the next few days. Despite being the nominal home team at Wembley, Chelsea will wear the yellow kit for the 12th time this season. When Chelsea won the FIFA Club World Cup, it was the third cup in 229 days to be won under Thomas Tuchel, the second quickest time to such a haul by any Blues coach after Gianluca Vialli’s 153-day spree in 1998. Chelsea have visited the new Wembley stadium three times more than Liverpool, although both clubs will be making their 41st appearance at all incarnations of the national stadium as a neutral venue this weekend. The Senegalese, remember, was thwarted by a sensational double save from his international teammate Edou Mendy in the Carabao Cup final. The Chelsea Women stars earned their stripes by clinching the Women’s Super League again last weekend. Injury ruled the Scot out of the Conti Cup final, which the Mancunians won 3-1. In fact it was the perfect night but for Dan James’ red-card tackle, one straight out of the brutal 1970 final playbook. From being out of the side, Romelu Lukaku can take considerable momentum to Wembley, linking well with deeper-lying forwards Mason Mount and Christian Pulisic, dominating centre-backs and notching three times in two games. Chelsea will be out to make sure Saturday is third time lucky. Last night’s north London derby result, which went the way of Tottenham, means one more league win will confirm third place and Champions League football next season Stamford Bridge. One point should be enough for fourth given our goal difference.

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Liverpool know Chelsea truth in FA Cup final as Jurgen Klopp ... (Liverpool Echo)

In this week's Blood Red, Paul Gorst assesses what an FA Cup triumph would mean for Liverpool.

But at such a delicately poised period of their recent history, with so much to be seized, this Liverpool squad find themselves on the cusp of genuine greatness. Success for Jurgen Klopp offers further validation to the theory that this current iteration of Liverpool FC is one of its greatest ever. "It is about the way we play, the way we develop and the state the club is in. This is a healthy club in a good situation. For Liverpool, none of that is their concern. They have several of their own reasons for wanting more silver to add to the 2021/22 haul.

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Liverpool and Chelsea kick-off time change in FA Cup final explained (Liverpool Echo)

Liverpool face Chelsea in the FA Cup final at Wembley Stadium but the kick-off time has been chnaged.

Eurovision then takes over on BBC One from 8pm after a 45 minute break. This is the first time that Liverpool have reached the FA Cup final since 2012, which the Reds lost to Chelsea. For the London club, this is their third consecutive FA Cup final but they have lost their last two. However, the kick-off time for this year’s final has been changed due to the Eurovision Song Contest. Due to BBC scheduling issues, the FA Cup final has been brought forward in a surreal turn of events.

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FA Cup final: what time is kick-off and how to watch the match? (Metro)

Chelsea will take on Liverpool for the FA Cup Final today. But what is kick-off, how can you watch the game live and who is favourite to win?

Liverpool’s Mohamed Salah is 7/2 to score the first goal. He is 40/1 to score a hat-trick. ‘It’s going to be a great final between two great teams and the fact that it’s the 150th anniversary of the first FA Cup Final as well is the cherry on the top.’

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Full Chelsea Team News to Face Liverpool in the FA Cup Final (Sports Illustrated)

Thomas Tuchel will be without a maximum of four Chelsea players for the FA Cup final against Liverpool on Saturday evening at Wembley.

We will try in two and a half hours in training and we will know more about it. Was a reduced training session because of quite a long travel and fatigue of travelling. “In the game, again he was very, very good and in general he stepped up this season again in his game. At the same time we missed Jorgi and N’golo, which cost us a little bit. The qualities of him, the personality we have spoken a lot. It’s pretty surprising to be in a situation where we can try it but Mateo wants to try it.

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Alan Pardew will never forget Steven Gerrard conversation after FA ... (Mirror.co.uk)

Liverpool face Chelsea in the FA Cup final this Saturday with the chance of landing another piece of silverware and looking to complete an unprecedented ...

For Liverpool, that was the last time they lifted the cup - until potentially today when they face Chelsea with a very different cast. He made a point of coming to me on the pitch, he walked over and said that to me and those moments, even in defeat, remain. And it was certainly a cup final for the ages as West Ham had raced into a two-goal lead within 30 minutes after Jamie Carragher scored an own goal and Dean Ashton hit the back of the net. Paul Konchesky put West Ham back in front, who were on course to win their first FA Cup since 1980, until Gerrard stepped up yet again. In an absolute classic that pitted Rafa Benitez against Pardew, the cup would eventually be on its way to Merseyside - but not before 120 minutes of pure football theatre. Pardew said: “He was very humble to me after the game.

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Chelsea vs Liverpool LIVE: FA Cup final build-up, team news, line ... (The Independent)

Follow all the build-up to the big match as Liverpool meet Chelsea in the FA Cup final at Wembley.

‘Yeah, I think I of course want to be on the pitch, and recently with the limited times that I have had, I have been trying to make as big of an impact as I can. One of the cliches used around the cup is that it gives a chance for ‘unfashionable teams’ to capture the public imagination. In the mid-60s, Liverpool and Chelsea were the most fashionable sides in the game.” It has been a source of frustration, most of all to his father, who took to social media to complain about how his son is not used more. Follow live coverage of Chelsea vs Liverpool in the 2022 FA Cup final, below: For much of the past two decades there have been attempts to manufacture a rivalry between the clubs that goes beyond the natural levels of antagonism. A modern rivalry, steeped in FA Cup history. Chelsea will also be desperate to avoid becoming the first team in FA Cup history to lose three consecutive finals, after they were beaten by Leicester and Arsenal in 2021 and 2020 respectively. Chelsea cruised through their opening encounter, with Timo Werner, Callum Hudson-Odoi, Romelu Lukaku and Andreas Christensen all on target in the first half. It remains a possibility for Jurgen Klopp’s side, even if Manchester City are closing in on the Premier League title, but Chelsea and Thomas Tuchel will be out for revenge as they aim to win the competition for the ninth time. Kepa Arrizabalaga was the extra-time hero for Chelsea, saving Ryan Hardie’s spot-kick to sneak the Blues through without the need for a shoot-out. The Blues had no real pressure dealing with Middlesbrough, however, and progressed to the last four.

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FA Cup Final 2022: When and how to watch Liverpool FC vs Chelsea (Mirror.co.uk)

The FA Cup Final between Liverpool and Chelsea takes place tonight; here's everything you need to know about when the match will kick off and how you can ...

The FA Cup final is being played at Wembley Stadium, which is the traditional venue for the game. How to watch the FA Cup Final The FA Cup Final is finally here, after five rounds, a quarter-final and a semi-final, and the last two teams will go head to head later today.

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FA Cup final: How to unpick the Liverpool lock - and why Chelsea ... (Telegraph.co.uk)

The teams produced a classic at Wembley in the Carabao Cup final - what will Jurgen Klopp and Thomas Tuchel have learned?

He has made more interceptions than any Liverpool midfielder while Thiago Alcantara is the only midfielder to win more tackles. Fabinho has won possession in the middle third 131 times this Premier League season, more times than any Liverpool player. James was injured for the last two Chelsea matches against Liverpool but his return showed what a loss he was for Tuchel in mid-winter. The Spaniard also lost possession in the build-up to Richarlison’s winning goal for Everton against Chelsea. His touchmap in the draw with Tottenham shows a player frequently receiving the ball in areas which we might expect from an attacking midfielder. Tuchel’s alternative in the last two meetings with Liverpool though, has been deploying attackers in more withdrawn roles ready to spring from deep.

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'The greatest thrill is playing at Wembley': What the FA Cup final ... (The Independent)

As supporters return in full capacity for the first time in two years, the historical and cultural significance of the FA Cup final cannot be understated, ...

Part of the glory of scoring the FA Cup final winner was not just winning the day, as everyone watched. The numbers that travelled to London for the final were often dwarfed by the numbers that greeted the winning teams on their returns. Back on the morning of that 1953 final, the national press made a clear choice. That was why Sir Alex Ferguson’s decision to drop Jim Leighton in 1990 was itself unthinkable, and genuinely one of the most controversial team selections in football history. It was a day that really had it all, and thereby infused the entire history of the competition with compelling folklore. It was seen as an equal achievement to the league, that merely involved different challenges and strengths. It was so much more than “the Matthews final”, and not just because of the praise due Stanley Mortenson, who scored the only hat-trick in a Wembley final. For working-class Blackburn to be part of the national narrative, in the same sphere as the Old Etonians, that must have been a really powerful and intoxicating thing in Victorian England.” As an example, the British ship-builders had a base on the Wear, and donated £800 to get to the semi-final and £1,200 to get to the final. That’s a really important aspect of the FA Cup.” Such congregations were a recognition of the very achievement winning the FA Cup used to be. With a capacity crowd returning to Wembley for the first time since 2019, Liverpool enjoying their first in a decade and many of these Chelsea players gracing their first non-pandemic final, they might well have the same sense of wonder Lofthouse did in 1953.

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FA Cup final LIVE - Liverpool vs Chelsea live updates (Liverpool Echo)

Live score updates, plus latest team news, TV information and stream from Wembley as Liverpool take on Chelsea in the FA Cup final.

Liverpool head to Wembley in search of their eighth FA Cup victory as they continue their quest for an unprecedented quadruple. Werner has scored 11 goals in 37 appearances this season and was heavily linked with Liverpool before his £53m move to Chelsea in 2020. Chelsea had three goals ruled out for offside while Liverpool had one before Kepa Arrizabalaga’s missed penalty handed the Reds an 11-10 spot kick victory. Chelsea, meanwhile, could be without Mateo Kovacic, but N'Golo Kante is back in contention. This team under Jurgen Klopp has won almost everything, but the FA Cup is one they're yet to secyre. Despite being 16 points clear in the league, it won’t be easy for Liverpool with the Reds having not beaten Chelsea in normal time this season on three separate occasions. "For me, I'd say the game-changers for Liverpool will be Liverpool's front three and Fabinho if he's fit enough to play. Obviously this is the closest we’ve been to it so it’s exciting for us and we are looking forward to it and can’t wait to go back to Wembley again.” It’s the one we haven’t quite managed to achieve just yet. Fabinho is a key player for Liverpool, so will be a huge miss as he recovers from injury. "Mason Mount is so important for anything Chelsea do well. Chelsea, meanwhile, could be without Mateo Kovacic, but N'Golo Kante is back in contention.

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Why the FA Cup final kick-off time has changed for today's Liverpool ... (WalesOnline)

It's Liverpool v Chelsea in the FA Cup final today, but despite the importance of the fixture the game's kick-off time has been moved forward because of ...

Eurovision then takes over on BBC One from 8pm after a 45-minute break. If the game is over in normal time, it will be concluded not long after 6.30pm, but if extra time and penalties are needed, the FA Cup final will impact the coverage of Pointless Celebrities which is planned between 7.15pm to 8pm. Eurovision will be broadcast from 6.15 to 7.15pm on BBC Two with the FA Cup final on BBC One until 7.15pm, assuming there is no extra time and penalties.

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Chelsea vs Liverpool represents an FA Cup final befitting the occasion (Metro)

There's around ten miles between the Kennington Oval and Wembley, venues for the first FA Cup final and the one being staged tomorrow, 150 years later.

With global stars like Sam Kerr and Pernille Harder to call on, Chelsea have utilised plenty of financial clout but without Hayes their dominance would be in question. On Sunday, Emma Hayes will lead her all-conquering Chelsea team out against Manchester City in the Women’s FA Cup final. But, with off-field uncertainty, global icons and a superstar manager it is making up for lost time. The Carabao Cup final was the third draw between Chelsea and Liverpool this season and the last time Klopp’s men failed to score. The world champions conceded 14 goals in eight games in April, including three to Real Madrid at Stamford Bridge and four to Brentford and Arsenal. Last Saturday, two late goals cost them victory over Wolves and left Chelsea having won just one in five league games.

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