The sense of deja vu was unmistakable. For the second time this season Chelsea and Liverpool went toe-to-toe in a Wembley final and, as in the Carabao Cup at the end of February, the margins were bone-jarringly tight. Everybody knew that it could come down to one moment – a flash of magic or even an error.
It was not as open as the previous instalment, the legs heavy after a long season, after everything that both clubs have lived. For Chelsea, there has been the emotional drain of the impending takeover. Liverpool, meanwhile, have had their eyes on a historic quadruple, the challenges remorseless. But there were still chances at both ends and decent ones, too. As each went begging, so the tension was ratcheted up further.
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