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The big news from Chelsea is that England's Eniola Aluko, the player of the match in the last year's final, is only on the bench.

With five world-class forwards to choose from, one Blues player was always going to miss out on a place in Chelsea's starting front four.

Instead, England's Karen Carney and Gemma Davison start on the wings, with Ji So-Yun at number 10 and Fran Kirby up top.

Meanwhile, left-back Claire Rafferty is on the bench, so Ana Borges starts in defence.

Substitutes:  Spencer, Fahey, Aluko, Rafferty, England. #CLFC, external

Arsenal's team news is in and the big news is that veteran Gunners and England legend Kelly Smith has been handed a place in the starting XI.

The 37-year-old missed much of last season with a very unfortunate injury and, in the build-up to this match, revealed just how much she wanted to play in Arsenal's first Wembley Women's FA Cup final.

There's no Gemma Rose for Pedro Martinez Losa's side, so Josephine Henning comes in at centre-back.

Nigeria winger Asisat Oshoala gets the nod to start, while Danielle van de Donk - who scored a hat-trick in Arsenal's semi-final, is only on the bench.

But England stars Alex Scott, Casey Stoney, Fara Williams, Jordan Nobbs and Dan Carter all start.

Striker Jodie Taylor is yet to feature for Arsenal, having signed the England international from American National Women's Soccer League side Portland Thorns last month.

Well, Owen, the seats around you will sure be filling up soon...

That's because a new record competition crowd is expected today, after initial sales of more than 30,000 by Tuesday, the Football Association revealed.

30,710 attended last year's final - the first at Wembley - when Chelsea beat Notts County 1-0.

Owen Phillips
BBC Sport Online at Wembley

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"Wemberleee...  

"Somehow, an empty stadium of the grandeur of Wembley looks even more impressive than when it's full." 

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We also want to know from you - who do you think will be the star of today's final?

Will Chelsea's 'mini-Messi' Fran Kirby steal the show or will England's most-capped player, Fara Williams, be the hero for Arsenal?

We want your predictions - do get in touch via #bbcfootball

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The 46th Women's FA Cup final sees Arsenal Ladies and Chelsea Ladies meet in the final for the first time.

Holders Chelsea are looking to win the third major trophy in their history, while 13-time winners Arsenal want to extend their record number of cup wins.

England stars will go head to head, in what could be a real thriller, but local pride is also at stake here - it's the first all-London final since 2007.

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Good afternoon and welcome to our live coverage of the 2016 Women's FA Cup final between Arsenal Ladies and Chelsea Ladies.

Wembley is hosting the showpiece match of the English domestic game for only the second time.

We'll bring you all the build-up to the big match between now and kick-off, which is at 14:00 BST.