Chelsea beat Leeds to reach FA Cup final

Chelsea booked their place in the FA Cup final after a hard-fought 1-0 win over Leeds United at Wembley.

The match was decided by a first-half header from Enzo Fernández, which proved enough to send Chelsea through to the final.

It was a mixed performance from Chelsea, showing both their quality and their recent struggles. The players worked hard and showed determination, something that had been missing during the final days of former manager Liam Rosenior’s short spell in charge.

Rosenior was dismissed after just 106 days following a poor run of five league defeats without scoring. However, the team looked more organised and committed at Wembley, doing enough to secure the win.

Chelsea will now face Manchester City in the final on 16 May, also at Wembley. The club now has a chance to end a difficult season with a major trophy.

Despite recent instability under their current owners, Chelsea have a history of winning trophies even during turbulent times. In the past, changes in management have often led to success, including memorable cup wins under temporary coaches.

The players will need to deliver another strong performance in the final if they are to overcome Manchester City and lift the trophy.