LONDON (Reuters) - Aston Villa will have a rare chance to revive their glory days when they meet holders Arsenal in the FA Cup final on May 30 but, win or lose, new manager Tim Sherwood has given the club back its self-belief and pride.
Sherwood, who has been in charge for two months, out-thought counterpart Brendan Rodgers as Villa deservedly beat Liverpool 2-1 in Sunday's semi-final at Wembley after coming from behind to overcome a Philippe Coutinho goal after 30 minutes.
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