The old managerial head versus the emerging force, the established team of winners versus the homegrown heroes. The Capital One Cup has many intriguing sub-plots and Sportsmail's Riath Al-Samarrai caught up with three legends of both clubs — Graham Roberts, Glenn Hoddle and Micky Hazard — to discuss how it might pan out. Chelsea and Tottenham are set to face off in the Capital One Cup final on Sunday Mail on Sunday: Chelsea v Tottenham — a game close to all your hearts. How do you assess where they both stand? Hazard: What a great cup final. Chelsea are the finished article and they have probably the best manager in the world whereas Spurs are a work in progress with a young, up-and-coming manager.
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Chelsea play Tottenham in Capital One Cup final at Wembley on Sunday
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Graham Roberts, Glenn Hoddle and Micky Hazard played for both clubs
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Here, Sportsmail asks the trio how the final may pan out
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