FA Cup Final

30. May 2009 | 16:39

Live text - FA Cup final

Chelsea meet Everton in the 128th FA Cup final at a sun-drenched Wembley. (News Source: BBC News - 12:37:38)

Live text - FA Cup final

Didier Drogba scores for Chelsea to make it 1-1 after Everton go one up with the fastest goal in FA Cup final history. (News Source: BBC News - 12:00:52)

FA Cup final retains its global appeal

The English club football season closes this weekend with one of the sport’s oldest contests: the FA Cup final. (News Source: CNN - 12:18:46)

Saha nets fastest FA Cup final goal

Louis Saha scored the fastest goal in FA Cup final history today to put Everton in front against Chelsea. The French striker netted after 25 seconds at Wembley, rifling a left-footed shot past Petr Cech from 15 yards. (News Source: RTÃ‰ News - 14:32:21)

FA CUP FINAL - Everton v Chelsea: All the action as it happens

Welcome to football how it used to be. Once upon a time the FA Cup final was always the last game of the season (because we never had any clubs involved in the Champions League final), the sun always shone on Wembley Way and there were scones for tea. (News Source: Daily Mail - 14:17:13)

The Limey: Everton out for legitimacy in FA Cup final vs. Chelsea

Everton goes into Saturday’s FA Cup final as underdogs riding on a high. After claiming the scalps of two “Big Four” teams — Manchester United and Liverpool — en route to the final, it clinched fifth place in the Premier League for the second year running. (News Source: Sports Illustrated - 15:46:42)

FA CUP FINAL - Everton v Chelsea: Live from Wembley

FA CUP FINAL - Everton v Chelsea: Live from Wembley (News Source: Daily Mail: World News - 12:47:33)

Ballack on bench for FA Cup final

Michael Ballack was left out of Chelsea’s team for the FA Cup final against Everton at Wembley Stadium today with Chelsea manager Guus Hiddink selecting Jon Obi Mickel in his starting lineup instead. (News Source: Times of Malta - 14:23:48)

Fox Soccer, Setanta Team On FA Cup Final Coverage Today

Everton will battle Chelsea today in the FA Cup Final and Fox Soccer Channel and Setanta Sports have the action. The match, the culmination of the world’s oldest knockout club tournament, kicks off from Wembley Stadium in London at 10 a.m. (ET). The game will be available to its largest Stateside audience ever with premium service Setanta Sports and FSC, which counts some 35 million homes in the … (News Source: MultiChannel News - 12:55:25)

Everton’s Cahill won’t shy away from FA Cup final penalties

Everton midfielder Tim Cahill says he’ll take a spotkick if today’s FA Cup final against Chelsea is to be decided by penalties. read more (News Source: tribalfootball.com - 07:35:59)

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