Europa League final: Find out where it takes place When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they'll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. Our Privacy Notice explains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Arsenal and Chelsea followed in the steps of Liverpool and Tottenham by setting up another all-English European final. Chelsea and Eintracht Frankfurt couldn't be separated after 90 minutes and extra-time but the Blues eventually emerged victorious on penalties. Arsenal took a two-goal lead to Valencia after claiming a 3-1 win at the Emirates seven days ago and ran out as 4-2 winners tonight to advance 7-3 on aggregate. Winning the Europa League comes with a huge reward as it earns a club a place in next season’s Champions League.<doc-sep>David Aliaga/MB Media/Getty Images Chelsea will take on Arsenal in an all-English Europa League final after the two Premier League sides came out on top from their semi-finals on Thursday. Maurizio Sarri's men needed penalties to dispatch Eintracht Frankfurt after the two teams drew 2-2 on aggregate after extra time in the second leg at Stamford Bridge. Cesar Azpilicueta missed his spot-kick for the hosts, but Blues goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga played his part by saving from Martin Hinteregger and Goncalo Paciencia: The Spaniard's stops allowed Eden Hazard to net the winning penalty and send Chelsea into a final with Arsenal, who beat Valencia 4-2 at Mestalla to win their semi-final clash 7-3 on aggregate. Striker Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang grabbed a hat-trick for the Gunners, and Alexandre Lacazette was also on target in an impressive win for Unai Emery's side. The two London teams have already met twice this season in the Premier League and have one win apiece. The Blues beat Arsenal 3-2 at Stamford Bridge in August, but the Gunners gained revenge with a 2-0 victory at the Emirates in January. Videos you might like Date: Wednesday, May 29 Time: 8 p.m. BST/3 p.m. ET Venue: Olympic Stadium, Baku, Azerbaijan Europa League Final Preview Arsenal head into the final hoping to finish a disappointing season on a high by lifting the Europa League trophy and securing UEFA Champions League qualification. The Gunners are fifth in the Premier League and will likely miss out on a top-four finish with only one matchday remaining, so their best chance of playing in Europe's elite competition is to beat Chelsea in Baku. Emery's side have been defensively suspect all season, but in Lacazette and Aubameyang, they possess two prolific strikers good enough to fire them to glory: Aubameyang was in sensational form against Valencia and took his tally on the season to 29 in all competitions for Arsenal. His partnership with Lacazette has flourished this season, and the duo will fancy taking on a Chelsea side shorn of key centre-back Antonio Rudiger due to injury. The game will also be notable for Arsenal goalkeeper Petr Cech taking on his former side in what will be his last game before he retires from the sport. The Czech enjoyed a glittering career with the Blues and will be aiming to lift the trophy for the second time in his career, having won it with the west London club in 2013. Yet Chelsea present a stern test and may be feeling less pressure as they have already guaranteed their place in next season's Champions League through their league position. The Blues made hard work of overcoming Frankfurt despite Ruben Loftus-Cheek enhancing his growing reputation by putting them ahead at Stamford Bridge (UK only): However, Luka Jovic hit back for the visitors. Neither team could find another goal as the game went all the way to penalties. Hazard secured Chelsea's progression with the last kick of the game, and the final may represent the Belgian's last game in a blue shirt. The 28-year-old is expected to leave the club in the summer and wants to secure a move to Real Madrid, according to Liam Twomey and Julien Laurens at ESPN FC. Journalist Kristof Terreur noted how impressive he had been again this season: Former Arsenal striker Olivier Giroud has also been doing the business in the Europe this season. The France forward has 10 goals in the competition this season and is the tournament's joint-top scorer. In what will mark the first time that two English teams will meet in the Europa League final, Aubameyang and Lacazette's form means Arsenal look to have the edge when it comes to attacking firepower, and the added motivation of securing a place in the Champions League may also prove crucial. Prediction: Chelsea 1-2 Arsenal<doc-sep>Chelsea will face Arsenal in a London derby in the Europa League final. While the Blues have already locked up their place in next season’s Champions League, the Gunners will likely be left needing to win in Baku to make it back to the top table of European football. Maurizio Sarri’s side prevailed on penalties against Eintracht Frankfurt in the semi-finals with Eden Hazard converting the winning spot kick. Valencia failed to pose as much of a threat to Unai Emery’s side though, with a 4-2 win at the Mestalla sealing a comfortable 7-3 win on aggregate. After the final round of Premier League fixtures on Sunday, both sides will have 17 days before the final, though Chelsea travel to the United States to face the New England Revolution in a friendly. 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The final will be played on May 29 at the Olympic Stadium in Baku, Azerbaijan, with kick-off set for 8pm GMT. Recommended David Luiz reveals when Chelsea future will be decided Early team news N’Golo Kante is recovering from a hamstring injury, but could return for the final. While Callum Hudson-Odoi and Antonio Rudiger will be out. Andreas Christensen has picked up a knock in the semi-final against Eintracht Frankfurt, while Ruben Loftus-Cheek came off with cramp. Ethan Ampadu has a back injury and remains out. Aaron Ramsey’s hamstring injury means he’s played his final match for the Gunners before this summer’s move to Juventus. Danny Welbeck, Denis Suarez, Hector Bellerin and Rob Holding are all out. Sead Kolasinac picked up a knock in Valencia, but should recover in time. What TV channel is it? The game will be live on BT Sport 2 with a live stream available on the BT Sport website and app. What’s at stake? Not only is silverware on the line: vital for Emery to convince fans he is the right man moving forward and similarly for Sarri, but also personally due to his failure to win a major trophy in his career to date. Arsenal, barring a collapse from Spurs and a big goal difference swing, will need to win this to quality for the Champions League, while the Blues have already locked that up with a top four finish, meaning they will have that consolation should they suffer defeat. Lacazette and Jorginho battle for the ball (Arsenal FC via Getty Images) Odds Chelsea 6/5 Draw 12/5 Arsenal 9/4<doc-sep>
Arsenal: Valencia fans FLOOD streets ahead of match Arsenal were the first team through to this season's Europa League final. The Gunners secured a 3-1 victory at the Emirates last week thanks to goals from Alexandre Lacazette (2) and Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang. Mouctar Diakhaby’s header ensured an away goal for Valencia ahead of the second leg of the semi-final tie at the Mestalla Stadium but Unai Emery's side held off their opponents to claim a 4-2 win (7-3 agg). Chelsea's task, though, required a bit more work. Eintracht Frankfurt went in front in the first leg before Pedro equalised to make it 1-1 and give the Blues an important away goal. The game finished 1-1 again at Stamford with Ruben Loftus-Cheek and Luka Jovic among goals. Extra-time followed but neither side could seal the win. The Blues eventually came out on top in the penalty shootout. Liverpool and Tottenham booked their places in the Champions League final this week and all-English Europa League final will also take place. Express Sport has rounded up all the details regarding the final of Europe’s second tier competition. Europa League final: Find out the date for the showpiece Trending Europa League final: Will Arsenal or Chelsea get there? Europa League final date - when is it? The Europa League final between Arsenal and Chelsea will be played on Wednesday, May 29. Kick-off is scheduled for 8pm UK time. The clash will be held at the Baku Olympic Stadium in Azerbaijan. Europa League final: Who will win? Chelsea: Pundit ‘AMAZED’ if Maurizio Sarri remains at club