This weekend sees Chelsea and Leicester meet in the FA Cup final as both teams look to end the season on a high.
In the league the two sides are still trying to secure Champions League football for next season, but will also be desperate for silverware.
Chelsea come into the tie following a surprising loss last weekend against an Arsenal outfit struggling for direction and conviction.
Despite this, the Blues have been nearly unstoppable since Thomas Tuchel took over having done the double over Pep Guardiola’s Man City, and also have the small matter of a Champions League final to look forward to.
Leicester, meanwhile, have been wobbling slightly, but are still two points clear of Chelsea and have managed to hang onto a top four position as it stands after a much-needed win against Manchester United during the week.
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Chelsea saw off City in the semi-finals whilst Leicester beat Southampton to book their place at Wembley.
All three of Mateo Kovacic, N’Golo Kante, and Andreas Christensen are set to return for Chelsea.
Kovacic and Christensen are both returning from thigh injuries after a packed season taking its toll.
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Kante has suffered from recurring pain in his achilles and could return in time to play for his second FA Cup.
Leicester are without young talent Harvey Barnes, who’s out until next season, Wes Morgan and James Justin.
Johnny Evans could return for the Foxes with a late decision being made for their key defender.
When is the FA Cup final?
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The FA Cup final between Chelsea and Leicester City will kick off at 5:15pm at Wembley on Saturday May 15.
The game will be officiated by Michael Oliver with Sian Massey-Ellis becoming the first female official involved in the FA Cup final.
What channel is the FA Cup final on?
The final will be broadcast on BBC One and on BT Sport.
Coverage begins on BT at 3pm, but earlier on BBC at 1:45pm with FA Cup Rewind, Match of their Day, and then build up from 3:25pm.
BT Sports subscribers can watch on the BT website and app and the match will be available on the BBC iPlayer and BBC Sport website.
Betting odds
Chelsea are the favourites for the clash and are available at 4/6.
Leicester can be found at 4/1, while a draw after normal time is 11/4.
