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In truth, as the dust begins to settle, you can hardly blame Chelsea fans for feeling hard done by after a night on which almost every major decision seemed to go against them.

Now, one particular fan has taken it upon himself to prove that there is a growing trend when it comes to the Blues in cup finals, compiling a video of all the decisions to go against Chelsea in the previous four years.

Starting with Alexis Sanchez's handball and subsequent 'offside' in the 2017 FA Cup final, Twitter user @HazardFlicks paints quite the conclusive picture.

The video then catalogues a number of decisions ranging from marginal offsides, to unfair bookings and bizarre non-bookings.

Of course, we're by no means endorsing the idea of an officials conspiracy against Chelsea, but the video does go to show jut how unlucky they have been at Wembley of late.

And, after the glut of marginal calls in the capital on Sunday evening, it's no wonder fans are bemoaning the lack of justice, per se.

LONDON, ENGLAND - FEBRUARY 27: Kepa Arrizabalaga speaks to Thomas Tuchel, Manager of Chelsea before he is substituted on during the Carabao Cup Final match between Chelsea and Liverpool at Wembley Stadium on February 27, 2022 in London, England. (Photo by Shaun Botterill/Getty Images)

Despite the disappointment of of Sunday night, Chelsea still have plenty to play for this season.

They are still in the FA Cup and have the small matter of defending their UEFA Champions League crown to deal with.

If they are able to dust themselves off and use the pain of Sunday as a springboard, it could still prove to be a very fruitful season for the Blues.