Chelsea's Levi Colwill controls the ball against Liverpool at Anfield in Liverpool, England, on May 9. | REUTERS

London – A season that began with Chelsea as the FIFA Club World Cup winner has unravelled into poor form, managerial ⁠upheaval and fan protests, but redemption could still come in Saturday's FA Cup final against Manchester City.

For Chelsea, it is all or nothing as it tries to shake off the turmoil currently enveloping the west London club and win its first domestic trophy in eight years.

"It's time for us to grab it with both hands and give it our all," Chelsea ​defender Trevoh Chalobah said. "It has not been the season we wanted, but we have the chance to win a ‌trophy."

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