Why did Chelsea wear yellow kit: “It’s always tough to determine whether we’re lucky or unlucky,” Rudiger remarked.
“It’s the third time I’ve lost a final for me, so you can’t constantly scream “unfortunate, unlucky, unlucky.”
“It was a good game, similar to the Carabao Cup final.” We had opportunities, and they had opportunities. But, in the end, we all know that penalties are usually a crapshoot. We lost.
“It’s all about winning at the end of the day. It’s not about next season; it’s about today.
“The game was about today, and it was there for the taking, but we didn’t.”
Why did Chelsea wear yellow kit in the FA Cup final?
While Chelsea has not specified why they changed their uniform, superstition may have played a role in the choice.
Chelsea has won a number of trophies while wearing yellow shirts, notably the 2009 FA Cup victory over Everton.
“We will win in yellow,” manager Thomas Tuchel promised ITV before the game.
Why Havertz didn’t play the FA cup final
Tuchel also disclosed that Havertz was unable to join the Blues team for Saturday’s showpiece match due to a nagging hamstring ailment.
“We tried till the very last second.” “He has hamstring issues,” he said.
“It wasn’t an actual injury.” He believes that if he goes, he will be hurt.
“If he says this in front of a final, he should not be allowed to compete.” He does a lot of sprints and high-intensity runs. We can’t take this chance.”
