FA Cup 2019-20 final: Arsenal-Chelsea combined XI

Right-winger: Christian Pulisic (Chelsea)

Christian Pulisic has been one of the best Chelsea players after the restart.

Christian Pulisic's transition period at Chelsea hit the buffers after his injury midway through the season, but he returned to the side post-lockdown at the top of his game.

The American ace struck four times and made as many assists during that period to play a key role in helping Chelsea to a fourth-place finish. Now guiding the Blues to a FA Cup win after what's been a successful debut campaign would be the icing on the cake for Pulisic.

Christian Pulisic in 2019-2010 - goals10 - assists... and the season isn't over yet. #CFC #LIVCHE

— Nizaar Kinsella (@NizaarKinsella) July 22, 2020

Left-winger: Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang (Arsenal)

There's no better Arsenal player at the moment than Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang.

No striker has scored more in the Premier League than Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang ever since he joined Arsenal in January 2018.

And that's something from a player who's so underrated but scored another 22 goals for the season. He shot down reigning champions Manchester City in the semifinals with a compelling double and would be chomping at the bit for the chance to go up against Chelsea's ramshackle defence.

Only 4 Premier League sides created fewer chances than Arsenal this season. Aubameyang still finished just 1 goal behind the golden boot winner. Mister reliable. pic.twitter.com/sqPtcP1zLP

— Patrick Timmons (@PatrickTimmons1) July 26, 2020

Striker: Oliver Giroud (Chelsea)

Olivier Giroud has been very crucial to Chelsea since the restart.

Tammy Abraham is a rising star who's had an amazing breakthrough season, but the in-form Chelsea striker right now is Oliver Giroud.

The former Arsenal player has been on a tear after the restart, netting seven times from 11 games. He was on target against his ex-colleagues in last year's Europa League final too.

Just 14 months on, Giroud looks determined to inflict his old club another major upset.