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The two teams traveled to Baku with almost all of their players and fans, and on Wednesday night will begin the first of two European finals 100% English.
Arsenal will face Chelsea in the rather odd setting of Azerbaijan for the Europa League final and, although Blues boss Maurizio Sarri focuses on the puzzle around the pitch, some former players have been trying to guess what that the managers would think comes to name their XI.
Former Gunners defender Martin Keown and former Blues forward Eidur Gudjohnsen are in Baku with BT Sport, and will participate in the channel's final opening on Tuesday night. they both named their XI for their respective sides .
In choosing the Arsenal team, Keown joined Petr Cech in goals as Unai Emery gave the veteran a final appearance before his likely transfer to Chelsea to become technical director.
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Sead Kolasinac and Ainsley Maitland-Niles are the side defenders. Granite Xhaka and Lucas Torreira got the starting positions in the middle of the field, behind Mesut Ozil and the other two before, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang and Alexandre Lacazette.
On the Gudjohnsen side, Chelsea, the former Stamford Bridge striker saw Sarri prefer Emerson Palmieri to Marcos Alonso on the left-back, and Golo Kante's support for victory for his place at midfield.
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(Image: BT Sport)
Eden Hazard then begins what could be his appearance of farewell to Chelsea, left of a three front, to which he was joined by the former winner of the Champions League of Barcelona, Pedro, and the former Arsenal striker, Olivier Giroud.
Is the ex-couple right?
We will have to wait until Wednesday to find out.
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