Antonio Conte’s legacy is probably not going to be harmed by Chelsea’s battles this term, as he is just the most recent in a long queue of supervisors to have taken after dazzling accomplishment with relative disappointment and quick rejection at Stamford Bridge. Despite the fact that the Italian has flagged his aim to see out the last period of his three-year Chelsea contract, it feels progressively inescapable that Saturday’s FA Cup last against Manchester United will be his last diversion in control. With Chelsea passing up a great opportunity for Champions League capability – they completed five focuses outside the main four following a last day pounding at Newcastle United – Conte is relatively sure to be disposed of paying little mind to the result at Wembley.