Alejandro Garnacho is in a race against time to be fit for this weekend's FA Cup final—and if he makes it, he'll be stepping onto a pitch that holds nothing but "special" memories for him.

The young winger has missed the last couple of matches, but there's hope he could return for tomorrow's clash against Manchester City at Wembley. Speaking to the official Chelsea website, Garnacho didn't hide his excitement about the prospect of playing at the iconic stadium once again.

"I love this stadium, and it's always a good feeling to go to Wembley," he said. "From the start of my career, I played there every season. I think that is important. Playing another FA Cup final and this time winning with Chelsea, a different club, would be special."

With the squad short on wingers, having Garnacho back would be a massive boost—even if his form before the injury was far from his best. The hope is that returning to his favorite stage will reignite his spark. And frankly, Chelsea could use all the firepower they can get.

In other pre-match news, Calum McFarlane fielded questions about the game, including a lighthearted exchange about his girlfriend's team loyalties. He also navigated questions on Cole Palmer's form with the kind of careful diplomacy that would make any manager proud—tying himself in knots to avoid saying anything too controversial.