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Winning FA Cup stays with you forever: Lampard ahead of Arsenal final
Frank Lampard
Chelsea manager Frank Lampard issued a rallying cry to his players ahead of their FA Cup final against rivals Arsenal at the Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
London: Chelsea manager Frank Lampard issued a rallying cry to his players ahead of their FA Cup final against rivals Arsenal at the Wembley Stadium on Saturday.
Chelsea secured a place in the final by getting the better of Manchester United 3-1 while Arsenal stunned Manchester City 2-0 to enter the championship clash.
Lampard, who won the trophy four times with Chelsea as player, now has a chance to lead them to glory as their manager. According to the Englishman, 'The Blues' stand a good chance of winning the title this time around.
"Winning the Cup still means the same. It stays with you for life," Lampard told reporters via videoconference as per Daily Mail. "If you win this title, it stays with you forever. If we can find the standards we have found this season then we have a really good chance to win.
"It would be a boost but then any experience of a cup final for young players is a good one anyway," he said.
"There is a different feel to a cup final as there is a necessity to win. That can change the feel of the game," he added.
Arsenal, however, hold the record for most FA Cup wins as they have lifted the title a record 13 times. Manchester United come a close second with 12 titles while Chelsea complete the top-three with eight trophies.
"Everyone's worked so hard since I joined here to try to bring this club back to winning titles so if we can achieve that, I will be delighted," Arsenal manager MikelArteta told reporters ahead of the clash.
