An excellent weekend for crisis club Chelsea who have made it into two FA Cup finals - The Warm-Up

MONDAY’S BIG STORIES North and south London are blue as Chelsea bare their teeth Ad/> Chelsea remain — checks notes for appropriate description to head off investigation by Warm-Up alumni Adam Hurrey — mired in crisis. Crisis and mired cover it. No need for an adjudication panel, hopefully.

The Emirates FA Cup‘Hiding his talent’ – Tuchel praises Loftus-Cheek as Chelsea advance to FA Cup final17 HOURS AGO This is a club whose future remains uncertain; their current owner remains subject to international sanctions and substantial question marks remain over the objectives of their prospective owners. And yet on Sunday Chelsea qualified for not one but two FA Cup finals. First, Emma Hayes' side overcame a tricky first-half against Arsenal to win 2-0 at Boreham Wood’s Meadow Park courtesy of second-half strikes from Guro Reiten and Ji So-Yun.

Then, Thomas Tuchel's side overcame a tricky first-half against Crystal Palace to win 2-0 at the FA's Wembley stadium courtesy of second-half strikes from Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Mason Mount. Their wins against Arsenal and Crystal Palace mean that north London and south London are blue, and with a fixture against West Ham on Saturday they can complete the set of London domination. North, south, east and west.

The real quadruple. Furthermore, Chelsea will now have contested five of the last six FA Cup finals across the men and women's games. The men will have been in the last three, and the women will have contested the last two.

Awaiting the women's team in the final will be Manchester City. Both sides have won the competition three times, and sit joint fourth with Croydon / Charlton Athletic on the all-time list behind Arsenal (14), Southampton (8) and Doncaster Belles (6). Chelsea also