"I think the boys are really relaxed," he told "Obviously they know the importance of the game.
"Manchester United will be tough but it is a one-off game and anything can happen.
"When you get to a final, anything is possible. Anybody can win.
"We've got that opportunity and when we go to play the final we should not just say 'we are there'.
"We should enjoy it and we are also going to go there to try and win it and try to make the most of it."
Manchester United are the current holders of the trophy after beating Tottenham Hotspur in a penalty shootout last season. It took their tally of wins to three, but if they are successful this weekend they will be only the third club to win consecutive finals after Liverpool and Nottingham Forest.Live TV Link-1
"Wembley is a great place, it'll be a full stadium and it's always nice to play in a final," he told MUTV. "But I hope we do well and finish before 90 minutes - we don't want penalties again!"Live TV Link-2
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