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FA Cup final preview

Gunners favourites but….

AFP, London
Arsenal, last season's beaten finalists, will be out to erase the memory of that defeat when they face Chelsea in the first all-London FA Cup final for 20 years at Cardiff's Millennium Stadium on Saturday.
Arsene Wenger's side are odds-on favourites to complete the first leg of what would be their second Premiership and FA Cup double in four years, with a point against Manchester United on Wednesday enough to secure the league title.
But Arsenal know better than most just how unpredictable cup football can be.
Last season they were 1-0 up with seven minutes to go, but a double strike from England forward Michael Owen gave Liverpool the trophy.
However, Wenger insisted his players were a tougher bunch now.
"It was very frustrating to lose last year's final so we have shown a lot of character and resilience to get back to the final. Now we want to win it."
Another interested onlooker will be France's coach Roger Lemerre, who will be praying that his World Cup plans are not altered by some over zealous tackles.
Arsenal will have French captain Patrick Vieira, plus international team-mates Thierry Henry and Sylvain Wiltord in their line-up with Chelsea fielding a French trio of their own in Marcel Desailly, Emmanuel Petit and William Gallas.
Lemerre has already seen Arsenal winger Robert Pires forced to drop out of his squad for Japan and South Korea because of a knee injury.
The last time Arsenal did the double France also went on to win the subsequent World Cup and Wenger's men are in similarly good form right now.
They have won their last 11 league matches to go five points clear at the top of the table and, Pires excepted, have no major injury problems.
However, Wenger still has some selection dilemmas to resolve. For the bulk of the Cup run Richard Wright has been in goal.
But with Wenger insisting he will play his strongest side in Cardiff, England first choice David Seaman could return.
That would be hard on Wright whose saves against Middlesbrough helped Arsenal reach the final.
"Richard Wright had a difficult start to the season. When I decided to push David Seaman back into the team, I told him that he deserved the chance to restore his image," said Wenger.
"Through the FA Cup, he has managed to do that. I have a high opinion of him through that. Maybe he will play in the final, I don't know, but I will do what I feel will win us the game."
Elsewhere it looks as if Sol Campbell will be chosen to partner veteran centre-back Tony Adams, with Martin Keown set to miss out.
Wenger also handed Arsenal fans a boost when he revealed 30-goal forward Henry would be fit after sitting out Arsenal's last Premiership match against Bolton with a hamstring twinge./p
"Thierry will be fit. I believe that he has been a huge player for us this season. He has scored 30 goals and has also been one of the best providers," Wenger said.
But Chelsea know a thing or two about strikers that can create as well as score.
Their forward partnership of Dutchman Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink, who has been struggling with a calf injury, and Iceland's Eidur Gudjohnsen have netted 51 goals between them this season.
While the Arsenal defence keeps an eye out for those two, their fans may have something to say to former Highbury hero Petit.
He left the club shortly after the Double campaign for Barcelona but returned to English football this season.
Chelsea tend to save their best for the big occasion and were FA Cup winners in 1997 and 2000.
They too should be at full strength provided former England full-back Graeme Le Saux wins his fitness battle after tearing a calf muscle in the semi-final win over Fulham.
Manager Claudio Ranieri said Saturday's match was an important staging post for his side as they tried to emulate Arsenal's success.
"To win this final is very important for the improvement of the players," said Ranieri, who also won the Italian Cup as boss of Fiorentina.
"But for us to get to the same level it will take time because Arsene Wenger has been at Arsenal a long time and I want to build," the Italian added.
While he looks to the future, Chelsea fans will have a reminder of their recent past just before kick-off.
Roberto Di Matteo will lead Chelsea out after being forced to retire earlier this season after failing to regain full fitness following a broken leg.
Italian midfielder Di Matteo scored the fastest ever FA Cup goal at Wembley, after 43 seconds in Chelsea's 2-0 win over Middlesbrough in 1997 and three years later scored the last goal in a Wembley final before the stadium was closed down.
But whether Di Matteo's appearance is all that Chelsea fans have to celebrate remains to be seen.