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Gary Lineker presents coverage of the 126th FA Cup final between Chelsea and Manchester United. The most prestigious domestic cup competition in the world is back at Wembley after a seven-year absence, with an all-star cast set for the curtain-raiser. Chelsea were the last side to win the FA Cup final at Wembley, defeating Aston Villa 1-0 in 2000. They return to the redeveloped 90,000-capacity stadium for a mouth-watering clash against Manchester United, who are looking to lift the trophy for the 12th time. The FA Cup is the only domestic trophy Jose Mourinho has yet to win, while Manchester United will be keen to make amends for their penalty shoot-out loss to Arsenal in the 2005 final. Will Chelsea’s Didier Drogba fire his side to glory or can Wayne Rooney and Cristiano Ronaldo find a way through the Blues’ miserly defence? Analysis is provided by Alan Hansen, Alan Shearer and Blackburn boss Mark Hughes, who was a FA Cup winner with both the Blues and the Red Devils. Commentary from John Motson and Mark Lawrenson.