Arsenal\u2019s 2-1 victory over Chelsea in the FA Cup final on Saturday was an ending many did not expect, and one that more than a few Gunners supporters perhaps did not want to see. It is the North London side\u2019s third title in the competition in the last four seasons.<\/p>\n
Manager Arsene Wenger has been under intense pressure seemingly throughout the entire campaign, with the scrutiny becoming stronger as poor results began occurring regularly. \u201cWenger Out\u201d<\/a> was quite the trend prior to the win at Wembley Stadium, and will definitely not disappear at any point soon.<\/p>\n But Le Professeur\u2019s seventh FA Cup deserves to be celebrated, especially within the context of the match itself. Arsenal came into the contest and controlled play, with dominating attacking sequences overwhelming the Blues for long periods.<\/p>\n Alexis Sanchez (4\u2019) gave the Gunners the early advantage, but that did not keep the squad in a defensive alignment. Flowing, attractive football was produced soon after for a 1-0 half-time lead. The second half would produce even greater viewing and drama.<\/p>\n Chelsea were reduced to ten men when Victor Moses received his second yellow card in the 68th minute, but both Wenger and Antonio Conte would make changes to their line-up that brought about immediate impact.<\/p>\n Willian played a key role in Diego Costa\u2019s equaliser, while Olivier Giroud set up Aaron Ramsey\u2019s winner.<\/p>\n Tactical decisions from both clubs brought the game to life, as the atmosphere at Wembley was at a fever pitch.<\/p>\nKey substitutions<\/strong><\/h3>\n