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Updates, score, team news and highlights from the FA Cup final at Wembley, as Liverpool continue their quadruple dream against Chelsea.

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

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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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We are up for the fight." We are facing one of the very best coaches and teams in the world. "The medical department gave the green light to try it. "They are cup specialists ... We didn't 'beat' Chelsea. We won the shootout," he added. "Mateo wants to try it," Tuchel said. Under Klopp, they had not progressed beyond the fifth round - until this season.

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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.

An examination of Thomas Tuchel's record in the FA Cup ahead of the 2022 final between Liverpool and Chelsea.

Leicester scored with their only shot on target — a spectacular long-range effort from Tielemans — to win last season's final after Chelsea had far more of the possession and attempts. After a 2-2 draw against Leeds United when their opponents had twice been ahead at Wembley, a replay at Old Trafford was settled by David Webb's goal in a 2-1 win after extra time. So what does Tuchel's track record in the FA Cup tell us about Chelsea's chances of victory at Wembley? Two weeks before the ecstasy of winning the Champions League, Chelsea underperformed in a 1-0 defeat to Leicester City in the FA Cup final in May 2021, when Youri Tielemans' second-half strike made the difference. In his first season in the competition, Tuchel then won three games to take Chelsea to the final, including a 1-0 win over Man City in the semifinal at Wembley. A dramatically late Champions League quarterfinal exit to Real Madrid and an EFL Cup final shootout defeat to the Reds in February means the FA Cup is the only English trophy left for Chelsea to win before the season ends.

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In my opinion it is good to have a certain routine for the players. If it is a weekend only with the cup final and maybe the cup final for the women, there would be even more attention. “I think it can be anything, a shot from the post and deflected on the post out or the post in. For me it is not a distraction and hopefully for everybody that works on the team and the team itself it is not.” It’s very likely that it is one of the two but we will not give the line-up today. We will do everything to be happy with ourselves and that we leave everything out there on the pitch. Normally the club would buy these tickets to provide it for the players’ parents of the academy so we stepped in and bought the tickets for them.” We will evaluate any situation of any player including Romelu. We will see what is going to happen and what the plans are.” “*laughs* I think if he plans to talk with the owner it is not his plan to talk with me! That’s what it is sometimes in football, the attention is so high that sometimes it attracts situations that you don’t want to have before big matches. We always need our very highest level to compete but we found it in the matches. We will try in two and a half hours in training and we will know more about it.

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"We are hoping that maybe time is enough for him to make it. It’s pretty surprising to be in a situation where we can try it but Mateo wants to try it. Medical department gave the green light to try it.

Liverpool's manager is aiming to end the club's 16-year wait for a final victory as they face Chelsea at Wembley again.

We are up for the fight." We are facing one of the very best coaches and teams in the world. "The medical department gave the green light to try it. "They are cup specialists ... We didn't 'beat' Chelsea. We won the shootout," he added. "Mateo wants to try it," Tuchel said. Under Klopp, they had not progressed beyond the fifth round - until this season.

Chelsea forward Christian Pulisic gave his insight on manager Thomas Tuchel and his side's upcoming FA Cup final against Liverpool on Saturday afternoon.

“I mean, yeah, he can be very hard,” he continued. You just take it and move on. They have a ton of talent and incredible players and a great manager.

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.

The two sides met in the League Cup final earlier this year with Liverpool winning the match on penalties after a goalless draw.

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James and Liverpool's duo are likely to stride out at Wembley this weekend, with Alonso continuing to fulfil the left wing-back brief for Tuchel. Tantalisingly in cup final week, Chilwell has returned to training at Cobham with Chelsea's Under-18 and Under-23 squads. But if Tuchel is able to get his own star full-backs on the field at the same time for any prolonged period in 2022/23, perhaps with the boost of an FA Cup triumph, the three-horse title race we anticipated last August might come to pass. According to Opta, James has created 42 chances this term, placing him fourth among Premier League defenders behind Lucas Digne (45) and Robertson (55), with Alexander-Arnold out in front on a freakish 84. Setting up goals remains a speciality for Alexander-Arnold and Robertson, who have a phenomenal 12 and 10 assists apiece in the Premier League this season. Similarly, Aymeric Laporte's long-term absence from early in the campaign was cited as a reason why City were unable to keep pace with Klopp's men in 2019/20. There are numerous reasons for Manchester City and Liverpool — 19 and 16 points ahead of Thomas Tuchel's side, respectively —tearing off into the distance.

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Read more… Chelsea's defence vs Liverpool's dynamic attack should be fascinating. They also have the small matter of a Champions League final against Real Madrid to come. Paramount Plus costs $8.99 a month. But from the quarter-finals onwards, full FA Cup matches have only been available to watch live and on demand on Paramount Plus. Liverpool won the League Cup final on penalties.

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In Premier League matches, Liverpool has conceded 25.03 expected goals allowed (xGA) by open play, second fewest in the league. There's no consistency in the Chelsea attack and no one true threat. While Klopp has achieved great heights at Liverpool, the German boss has yet to beat his countrymate Thomas Tuchel with Chelsea in regulation. While Liverpool isn't exactly the best finishing team in the league, that number will surely come around, and Liverpool should come out on top in a defensive affair. The Reds came up empty in regulation against Chelsea in the League Cup final, but prevailed on penalties. Not a single penalty had been missed through the first 10 rounds of the shootout, and Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher scored his 11th round effort before stopping that of Chelsea goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga.

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This will be a tight match with much on the line for both sides. This time, the Blues and the Reds will be aiming to lift the FA Cup trophy for the ninth and eighth time, respectively. The battle with Chelsea will be the Merseysiders’ 60th in what will be 63 competitive matches this season. This is Chelsea’s third straight appearance in the FA Cup final and fourth in five seasons. With Saturday’s cup final their last chance of silverware this season, full focus will be needed to come out on top. Saturday will see Chelsea and Liverpool go at it for the fourth time this season, with another trophy on the line.

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"We will win in yellow today. If he says this in front of a final it is serious enough to not start. He feels if he goes, there will be an injury.

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"They all weren't going to come and then they thought, 'Stuff it, what are you saving your money for?' You never know when your next time at Wembley will be." We've persevered and just got better and better," said Kennedy. She has brought her level in every game and that's why she's won the golden boot."

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The weight on the ball from Pulisic was perfect but Alonso’s first touch was poor and it made Alisson’s block a formality. Liverpool repeatedly worked it towards the left at the outset and Trent Alexander-Arnold created a huge chance for Díaz with a sumptuous outside-of-the-boot pass. The atmosphere pulsed and it was Liverpool who laid down the early marker, with Díaz prominently involved down the left. Alisson was the Liverpool hero in the second round of sudden death, going the right way to deny Mason Mount and clearing the way for the Liverpool substitute Kostas Tsimikas to win it. There were big opportunities for Christian Pulisic and Marcos Alonso in the first half and Alonso again after the interval. For a snapshot of the drama, look no further than the 60 seconds or so from the 83rd minute when Liverpool created two openings and hit each post at the end of them.

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Just as in the League Cup final, a scoreless 120 minutes belied the quality of the match. Robertson hit the post with seven minutes to go before Diaz again took aim. Again, Alonso was denied from getting on the scoresheet, this time by the crossbar as his menacing free-kick hit the woodwork. The match was just minutes old when Liverpool got its first chance. It was entertaining. It was breathless.

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Taking both teams not to score is a decent bet based on the above, but Liverpool has been blanked only three times in 59 matches across all competitions this season, with goals in both matches against Chelsea this season. Chelsea's defense has been solid in FA Cup play, blanking Middlesbrough and Crystal Palace in the last two rounds. Lastly, Klopp must also decide whether to stick with Caomihin Kelleher for the Cup final, having deployed the youngster thus far through the competition, or move to regular starter Allison in goal. Despite playing in every single match available to be played in 2021-22, Liverpool is somehow nearly fully healthy with two weeks remaining in the campaign. After that League Cup title, the Reds' pursuit of a historic quadruple is still on. Not a single penalty had been missed after 10 rounds of the shootout, and after Liverpool goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher scored his team's 11th-round effort, he stopping that of his Chelsea counterpart Kepa Arrizabalaga.

Liverpool have won the FA Cup, earning a 6-5 penalty shootout triumph over Chelsea in the final after a goalless 120 minutes at Wembley.

Liverpool went closest to finding a knockout blow in normal time when Diaz clipped the outside of the right-hand post from a difficult angle in the 83rd minute, and just a minute later Robertson clattered the other post when meeting James Milner's cross with a close-range volley. It was a third FA Cup final defeat in as many years for Chelsea - the first side to suffer the pain of a consecutive hat-trick of final losses - as they were denied a 22nd and final trophy of the Roman Abramovich era in gutting fashion. Wembley was rocking to Liverpool's beat at full-time, just as it was in the opening minutes as they flew out the blocks.

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“It gives us even more confidence to keep on going for the Premier League and also the Champions League final. In two weeks, Liverpool will be hoping to collect another trophy by beating Real Madrid in the Champions League final. The goalkeeper recovered but it wasn’t long before Mohamed Salah went down. Chelsea missed their chances to exploit that. Alisson had to be treated after his shin took a knock while blocking Marcos Alonso’s shot. This time, the Reds were helped by Chelsea midfielder Mason Mason’s penalty being saved before Konstantinos Tsimikas clinched the shootout win with his first-ever goal for the club.

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It was a carbon copy of the League Cup final in February, which Liverpool won 11-10 on penalties after that game also finished goalless. They are three points behind Manchester City in the Premier League race with two games to go and meet Real Madrid in the Champions League final on May 28. London: Liverpool won an absorbing English FA Cup final on Saturday as they prevailed 6-5 in a penalty shootout after the Wembley showpiece somehow ended 0-0 after extra time.

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Chelsea played outstanding but in the end there must be one winner and that was us today.” That is life in sport.” Everybody is in pain. “I have no regrets. “It was an incredible, intense game. Liverpool have won both domestic cups in the same season for the first time since 2000-01, with Klopp getting his hands on the famous old trophy for the first time.

Liverpool were exhausted by the end of Saturday's FA Cup final, but held on to win. Now can they find the energy to keep the Quadruple alive?

Yet they might also be needed at Southampton and, if Liverpool win that game, at home to Wolves on the final of the season next Sunday. They are all must-win fixtures, but players can push their physical and psychological limits only so far, and the situation with Fabinho, Salah and Van Dijk is a testament to do that. And that is the biggest problem now facing Liverpool in their quadruple quest: do they have enough time to play, win and recover before their next challenge? That fate has already befallen Fabinho, who missed this game because of a hamstring strain suffered in the 2-1 win at Aston Villa in midweek, but Klopp is confident that the Brazil midfielder will be fit to face Real. History tends not to remember the losers, and Chelsea's failure to win again will quickly be drowned out by a red tide of Liverpool plaudits. It is now two down, two to go, after a second cup final penalty shootout win against Chelsea this season saw Jurgen Klopp's team add the FA Cup to the Carabao Cup they lifted at Wembley three months ago.

Alisson gave a towering performance which culminated in a decisive save, while Romelu Lukaku had a day to forget.

Luis Díaz The winger had the beating of Chalobah during the early stages but his end product was lacking. Mohamed Salah The Egyptian looked weary before limping off in the 33rd minute. Thiago Alcântara The Spaniard was a controlling presence in the middle, although he was lucky to escape when Mount picked his pocket. He had more to think about when James began to push higher. He was there to force Lukaku to fire over. He had a few unconvincing moments defensively but also made some important tackles. Trent Alexander-Arnold There was an amazing ball to release Díaz and some devilish crosses. The message did not get through to the lethargic Lukaku. Unsurprisingly substituted. 6 Marcos Alonso He lacks pace but had a reliable game. 6 6

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Chelsea missed their chances to exploit that. After the ceremony to mark 150 years of the FA Cup, the 141st final was more tense than turgid, just like in the League Cup final in February. But Liverpool's last FA Cup success in 2006 was in one of the two previous shootouts that settled the cup final that both happened in Cardiff while Wembley was being rebuilt. Saturday's final ended with one half of the stadium shrouded in a red haze of smoke after beginning under a cloud when Liverpool fans jeered the national anthem and the introduction of Prince William. Just like in the League Cup final in February, the FA Cup showpiece ended 0-0 through 120 minutes before Liverpool prevailed again. Before then, Klopp has to hope Manchester City slips up in the final two rounds of the English Premier League and Liverpool takes advantage to regain that trophy.

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- The Blues also become the first side in FA Cup history to lose three successive finals in consecutive years. He also topped the charts for the most interceptions (three) as he helped to break up play for the Blues in the middle of the park. Interestingly, the previous six meetings have now all ended in draws during regular time. The Italy midfielder attempted the most duels in regulation time (14) and won a joint-high nine of those. Teammate and fellow centre-back Trevoh Chalobah finished the game with a match-high five tackles after putting in another solid display overall. Alonso in particular came agonisingly close, striking the woodwork with a looping free-kick midway through the second half.

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"They all weren't going to come and then they thought, 'Stuff it, what are you saving your money for?' You never know when your next time at Wembley will be." We've persevered and just got better and better," said Kennedy. She has brought her level in every game and that's why she's won the golden boot."

Liverpool won the FA Cup for the eighth time in their history on Saturday by beating Chelsea in a tense final at Wembley Stadium.

As a consequence, extra time was a scrap and the quality level dipped. Diaz and Andy Robertson then crashed efforts off the post as Liverpool applied pressure in the final 10 minutes of the 90. And the Colombian was one of three players to hit the woodwork in normal time. Liverpool won the FA Cup for the eighth time in their history on Saturday by beating Chelsea in a tense final at Wembley Stadium. Liverpool keeper Alisson started the move with a precise chip to Luis Diaz, who four passes later was sent racing through on goal by a piece of Trent Alexander-Arnold brilliance. The 2021/22 FA Cup had witnessed some spectacular goals on the road to Wembley but Liverpool almost scored a contender for Goal of the Season early in the first half.

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“It was purely for penalties,” the manager confirmed. Thomas Tuchel insisted he had no regrets about his side’s performance at Wembley, where Timo Werner suffered a hamstring problem in the warm-up and Kai Havertz was unavailable due to a similar injury. I have spoken to both [Salah and Van Dijk] and both are OK. Not a big thing. “We saw before the game what it meant to people because our hotel is pretty central and they were partying from this morning. It was clear he had to go off after 90 minutes but being able to bring on Diogo Jota and Joël Matip is the best situation I have ever been in as a coach. We don’t stop here, we just take the time to enjoy this for a few minutes.

Just as in the League Cup final, a scoreless 120 minutes belied the quality of the match. Chances were created, goal posts were rattled, but perhaps it was ...

Just as in the League Cup final, a scoreless 120 minutes belied the quality of the match. Robertson hit the post with seven minutes to go before Diaz again took aim. Again, Alonso was denied from getting on the scoresheet, this time by the crossbar as his menacing free-kick hit the woodwork. The match was just minutes old when Liverpool got its first chance. It was entertaining. It was breathless.

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"But that's what we're all about, the attitude and mentality to keep going and to dig in when it's tough. "We've got to recover quickly, another big game on Tuesday against Southampton - we have to be ready for that. We've got to work for each other and play with the players that we've got. To come here and get over the line means a lot to everyone. Henderson added: "It was difficult, we knew it would be. "We're here to lift trophies," he said.

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In 2020-21 the Reds were knocked out in the Fourth Round by Manchester United and only went one game better the year before that. With very little separating the two teams once again, penalties seemed inevitable and Liverpool made fewer errors in the shootout to capture the trophy. The Blues ran out 2-1 winners thanks to goals from Ramires and Didier Drogba. The team was already without influential Brazilian midfielder Fabinho, who missed the match due to injury. The 2022 trophy will be especially memorable if Liverpool can succeed in pulling off an unprecedented quadruple of trophies. Penalties were needed at Wembley after Liverpool and Chelsea played 120 scoreless minutes, though it wasn't for lack of trying.

Liverpool have won the FA Cup, earning a 6-5 penalty shootout triumph over Chelsea in the final after a goalless 120 minutes at Wembley.

After the ceremony to mark 150 years of the FA Cup, the 141st final was more tense than turgid, just like in the League Cup final. But Liverpool's last FA Cup success in 2006 was in one of the two previous shootouts that settled the Cup final that both happened in Cardiff while Wembley was being rebuilt. Saturday's final ended with one half of the stadium shrouded in a red haze of smoke after beginning under a cloud when Liverpool fans jeered the national anthem and the introduction of Prince William. Just like in the League Cup final in February, the FA Cup showpiece ended 0-0 through 120 minutes before Liverpool prevailed again, 6-5 in the penalty shootout. The final of world football's oldest competition had never gone to penalties before at Wembley. There hadn't even been a goalless final after extra time since it started being played at the national stadium in 1923. "The small margins are again the difference and I cannot be more proud of my boys," said Klopp, who has emulated Manchester United's Alex Ferguson as only the second manager to win the European Cup, Premier League, League Cup and FA Cup with the same English club.

Liverpool were exhausted by the end of Saturday's FA Cup final, but held on to win. Now can they find the energy to keep the Quadruple alive?

Yet they might also be needed at Southampton and, if Liverpool win that game, at home to Wolves on the final of the season next Sunday. They are all must-win fixtures, but players can push their physical and psychological limits only so far, and the situation with Fabinho, Salah and Van Dijk is a testament to do that. And that is the biggest problem now facing Liverpool in their quadruple quest: do they have enough time to play, win and recover before their next challenge? That fate has already befallen Fabinho, who missed this game because of a hamstring strain suffered in the 2-1 win at Aston Villa in midweek, but Klopp is confident that the Brazil midfielder will be fit to face Real. History tends not to remember the losers, and Chelsea's failure to win again will quickly be drowned out by a red tide of Liverpool plaudits. It is now two down, two to go, after a second cup final penalty shootout win against Chelsea this season saw Jurgen Klopp's team add the FA Cup to the Carabao Cup they lifted at Wembley three months ago.