Chelsea 1-0 Portsmouth (2009-10 FA Cup Final)

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2010 FA Cup Final
2010 FA Cup Final programme.jpg
0Scoreline Chelsea 1-0 Portsmouth
0Date 15 May 2010
0Competition FA Cup
0Referee Chris Foy
0Stadium Wembley Stadium
0Attendance 88,335

The 2010 FA Cup Final took place on 15th May 2010, contested between Chelsea and Portsmouth. With Chelsea having been winners in 2007 and 2009, either side of a Portsmouth victory in 2008, this would be the fourth year in a row that one of the finalists had won the competition.

It was Chelsea's tenth appearance in the competition's finale, and resulted in their sixth win. It was the Blues' third FA Cup title in four years, their fifth victory in 13 years, and they became only the sixth side to retain the FA Cup. Chelsea went into the match as newly crowned English Champions, and the win completed the club's first League and FA Cup double. The result also meant that Ashley Cole became the first player to win six FA Cup winners medals, three of which were with Chelsea.

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Match review

Chelsea had the best of the game, with Frank Lampard, Didier Drogba, John Terry and Salomon Kalou all hitting the woodwork, but the teams remained level at the interval. Portsmouth were awarded a second half penalty for a Juliano Belletti foul on Kevin-Prince Boateng, but Petr Čech saved Boateng's weak shot, becoming the third goalkeeper to save an FA Cup final penalty. Just minutes later Drogba slotted in a free kick (his seventh cup final goal for the club) to secure the win and with it Chelsea's first double. The match also marked the final competitive appearances of Belletti, Michael Ballack and Joe Cole.



Match details

15 May 2010
15.00
Chelsea 1 - 0 Portsmouth Venue: Wembley Stadium, London
Attendance: 88,335
Referee: Chris Foy
Drogba Goal 58'
CHELSEA:
GK 1 Petr Čech
RB 2 Branislav Ivanović
CB 33Alex
CB 26 John Terry (c)
LB 3 Ashley Cole
CM 15 Florent Malouda
CM 8 Frank Lampard
CM 13 Michael Ballack Sub off.png 43'
RW 11 Didier Drogba
CF 39Nicolas Anelka Sub off.png 90'
LW 21Salomon Kalou Sub off.png 70'
Substitutes:
GK 40Henrique Hilario
DF 19 Paulo Ferreira
DF 18Yuri Zhirkov
MF 24Nemanja Matic
DF 35Juliano Belletti Sub on.png 43'
MF 10Joe Cole Sub on.png 70'
CF 23Daniel Sturridge Sub on.png 90'
Manager:
Carlo Ancelotti
PORTSMOUTH:
GK 1 David James (c)
RB 16 Steve Finnan
CB 3 Ricardo Rocha Booked 90'
CB 4 Aaron Mokoena
LB 6 Hayden Mullins Sub off.png 81'
RM 24 Aruna Dindane
CM 8 Papa Bouba Diop Sub off.png 80'
CM 25Michael Brown
LM 23Kevin-Prince Boateng Booked 36' Sub off.png 73'
AM 5Jamie O'Hara Booked 90'
CF 9Frédéric Piquionne
Substitutes:
GK 21Jamie Ashdown
DF 18 Anthony Vanden Borre
DF 26 Tal Ben-Haim
DF 39Nadir Belhadj Sub on.png 81'
CF 17John Utaka Sub on.png 73'
MF 22Richard Hughes
CF 27Nwankwo Kanu Sub on.png 80'
Manager:
Avram Grant

Road to the Final

Season Day Date Month Year Round Opposition Venue Result Score Additional information
2009-10Sun3Jan20103rd RoundWatfordHomeWon5-0
2009-10Sat23Jan20104th RoundPreston North EndAwayWon2-0
2009-10Sat13Feb20105th RoundCardiff CityHomeWon4-1
2009-10Sun7Mar20106th RoundStoke CityHomeWon2-0
2009-10Sat10Apr2010Semi FinalAston VillaNeutral*Won3-0*Wembley

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