Carlo Ancelotti, in just his first full season in charge at Stamford Bridge, brought in two of England's most
coveted pieces of silverware last season when winning a Premier League and FA Cup double, which basically leaves him just one trophy short of completing a personal trouble.
Albeit winning the domestic cup competition can not be as significant as winning the Premier League or the Champions League — two most
coveted pieces of silverware for any top club — it would have given Wenger's wizards the relief of having finally won a trophy after so long, as well as the belief to continue in the same vein in the future.
Arsene Wenger has been a busy bee in pre-season, plotting how his Arsenal team will retch the Premier League trophy from out of Chelsea's hands thus ending their seven year drought without the most
coveted piece of silverware in English football, the Premier League crown.
Not exact matches
In the FA Cup Final, we were the only team that could stop Chelsea winning the
coveted Double, and not one pundit believed we could stop Antonio Conte's triumphant side but we duly came from behind to deny them their second
piece of silverware, and claim our third FA Cup in the space
of four years.