BEN CHILWELL wants Chelsea to reach TWO cup finals this season after admitting he has “unfinished business” at Wembley.
The England defender returned from a three-month injury lay-off to help the Blues reach their 13th domestic final in 17 years – and the first on manager Mauricio Pochettino’s watch – in the Carabao Cup annihilation of Middlesbrough on Tuesday night.
But Chilwell, handed the captain’s armband by Poch (inset) on his comeback, has a score to settle at the national stadium, where Chelsea have lost six of their last seven finals against Liverpool (twice), Leicester, Arsenal (twice) and Manchester City.
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