Portsmouth wishes a happy ending to a difficult season and Chelsea dreaming of Portsmouth wishes a happy ending to a difficult season and Chelsea dreaming of dualism first dualism.

May no longer be the FA Cup final soccer the same luster as it was before, but the final on Saturday will be a lifeline to Portsmouth, which seeks to causing an upset against Chelsea.
The final match tomorrow, a confrontation between the top and bottom, where Chelsea are champions as England, which is backed by billionaire Russian owner Roman Abramovich, and Portsmouth, who were relegated to Serie B at the end of last season and placed under receivership.
The coach said the Zionist Avram Grant, the former Chelsea and current Portsmouth: "It's all very exciting and we do not need to be nervous .. we have gone through a long path of difficult circumstances, trying to enjoy the final match tomorrow."
He added: "We deserve to spend this week without thinking about the bad things that have occurred this season. This season, we did not know what will happen the next day, but I know we will not give up on the competition and we will strive to win."
A doubt now about the future of Grant with Portsmouth, where reports indicate a possible move for the position of manager of West Ham, now vacant, but Grant said he was strongly correlated with Portsmouth team and it would be upset if he left the club.
Grant said: "I liked this club because I saw Hamas fans .. fans representing the identity of the club I saw Hamas and feelings and sincerity fans. It's a love story .. Portsmouth is the story of the season."
He added: "Priorities for the big teams are participating in the Champions League, followed by the competition in the league and compete for the title of the FA Cup .. everyone will remember, despite all that, Portsmouth qualified for the final."
Jamie O'Hara and needs of the Portsmouth midfielder to the injection of painkillers, in order to overcome back pain while his colleague Richard Hughes is suffering from an injury to knee ligaments.
Chelsea will be hoping to share their captain and defender John Terry in this game has proven-ray of a broken a bone in right foot.
Terry said: "I was a minor bruise in training, but with such an important game on Saturday, the appropriate solution is to wear boots and protective and a ray to check .. and ray revealed no break and I wish to participate in the final match of the tournament."
If successful, Chelsea win tomorrow's meeting will make the title of the cup to achieve this first bilateral (league and cup in one season) in the history of the club.