Arsenal booked their place at Wembley after holding off Chelsea in a tense semi-final.
Arsenal protected their first-leg advantage in a cagey second leg at the Emirates.
The hosts lacked fluency but stayed organised and largely controlled the tie.
Kai Havertz sealed the win in stoppage time with a breakaway goal against his former club.
Chelsea struggled to create clear chances despite tactical changes from Liam Rosenior.
Mikel Arteta reached his first final since winning the FA Cup in 2020.
Havertz Strike Sends Arsenal to Wembley as Chelsea Fall Short
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