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Hello and welcome to this special Sky Sports Football podcast where we will be looking ahead to the FA Cup final between Arsenal and Chelsea.

Miko Arteeta and Frank Lampard have won this competition six times between them as players for their respective clubs,

but which of them will be able to clinch their first piece of silverware as a manager on Saturday evening?

I'm Peter Smith, the Sky Sports Football Features Editor.

Today I'm joined by Football

Features Writer Nick Wright. How you doing, Nick? Very well, thanks Pete. Good. And SkySports

News reporter Paul Gilmore. How's things, Paul? I'm good. Thanks Pete. Hope you're well.

Yeah, very well, thank you. Very well. Just looking forward to this big game on Saturday.

It's going to be an interesting one. And Paul, I was at Chelsea's semi-final

win over Man United. It's a strange one, actually. A strange one being at these games when no

fans are allowed there. You know, you're driving in and there's no real buzz around the stadium,

no supporters gathering outside Wembley. And then inside, it's quiet. There's an odd hush

going on for most of the time, just journalists tapping away on their match reports.

And you hear the odd voice of the coaches shouting out to the players.

You almost have to remind yourself that these are incredibly important football matches going on in front of you.

But despite the situation, this is a huge game for both Artetta, Lampard, and the players involved, isn't it?

It is massive. And yeah, they felt like training games, haven't they, at times?

When just a lack of atmosphere, I watched Millwall Middlesbrough recently

and listening to Neil Warrick on the touchline,

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