Chelsea v Leicester live stream, BBC One/BT Sport, Saturday 15 May, 5.15pm BST
Chelsea and Leicester go head-to-head at Wembley on Saturday in the FA Cup final, with the Foxes looking to lift the trophy for the first time in their history.
The Blues, meanwhile, are looking to clinch their first FA Cup triumph since 2018 after losing to Arsenal in last season’s final.
It would be yet another impressive achievement for boss Thomas Tuchel, who has already led the Stamford Bridge club to the Champions League final.
Chelsea have excellent FA Cup pedigree and would pull clear of Tottenham to become the outright third most successful club in tournament history if they win it for the ninth time, behind Manchester United on 12 and Arsenal on 14.
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Leicester, on the other hand, have lost all four of their previous FA Cup final appearances, the last of which came in 1969.
The Londoners’ route to Wembley has seen them take down Morecambe, Luton, Barnsley, Sheffield United and Manchester City.
Leicester, who were knocked out of the competition by Chelsea last season, beat Stoke, Brentford, Brighton, Manchester United and Southampton to make it this far.
Brendan Rodgers has done a good job this season to put the King Power outfit in top four contention, and he is now aiming for his first piece of silverware as Foxes boss.
Kick-off is at 5.15pm BST and the game is being shown on BBC One and BT Sport 1. See below for watching details where you are.
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