Looking to build on their triumph last January, when they invested 323m on new players only to see their team drop from 10th to 12th in the Premier League, Chelsea booked their place in this year's final when they made a mockery of their almost comical inability to hit a cow's backside with a banjo by spanking six goals past Middlesbrough at Stamford Bridge to overturn a first leg semi-final deficit.
But back to Chelsea, who find themselves within one game of winning silverware on sovereign soil for the first time since pint-sized pocket rocket N'Golo Kante hoisted Biggest Cup skywards at Windsor Park in 2021.
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