Match thread: Chelsea vs Leeds | FA Cup Semi-final

FULL-TIME Chelsea 1-0 Leeds

And that is that!

Chelsea do enough at Wembley to book their slot in the final, where they will face Manchester City.

Enzo Fernandez's first half goal was enough to send the London side through to their 17th FA Cup final and after such a dismal run in the Premier League, there is something to smile about if you hail from the blue side of London.

Leeds gave it their all, particularly in the second half but it was not enough, with Chelsea looking more like a Chelsea side we have grown accustomed to seeing.

30. Chelsea 1-0 Leeds

Joao Pedro comes close again with an audacious volley from just inside the box.

It ends up sailing narrowly wide but the Brazilian is on fire today.

23. GOAL! Chelsea 1-0 Leeds

GOALLLLLLLLLLL CHELSEA!

Enzo Fernandez heads home for Chelsea to give them the lead at Wembley!

Just moments after Joao Pedro struck the post from Enzo Fernandez's effort and the Argentinian this time takes the chance and heads Pedro Neto's cross home.

Advantage Chelsea at Wembley!

20. Chelsea 0-0 Leeds

Chelsea win a corner through Pedro Neto and there was a penalty shout from it, doesn't look like anything will come of it though with Jarred Gillet unmoved.

15.  Chelsea 0-0 Leeds

MASSIVE SAVE from Robert Sanchez!

Brendan Aaronson ends up one on one with the Spanish goalkeeper after a horrendous error from Tosin but Sanchez is up to the task and makes a brilliant save with his feet.

12. Chelsea 0-0 Leeds United

A wonderful pass from Moises Caicedo and Alejandro Garnacho finds himself one on one with the goalkeeper but he is unable to keep the ball in play.

Caicedo has played not one but two excellent passes now and looks to be on it today after a wayward few weeks.

The goalkeeper ends up with the ball back after Chelsea deal with the corner.

Chelsea and Leeds will battle it out for the right to face Manchester City in the FA Cup final and you can follow all the action live on ESPN.

City defeated Southampton in dramatic fashion at Wembley on Saturday, with Finn Azaz giving the Championship side a shock lead 10 minutes from time before Jérémy Doku and Nico González spared City's blushes and sent them to a record fourth straight FA Cup final.

On Sunday, it is the turn of Chelsea, eight-time winners of the competition who face their old rivals Leeds, who are looking to return to the FA Cup final for the first time since 1973.