Levi Colwill is shaping up to be Chelsea's secret weapon for the FA Cup final after a grueling full 90-minute performance at Anfield. The young defender's endurance in Saturday's 1-1 draw against Liverpool has put him in prime position to start against Manchester City next weekend.

For Chelsea fans, the result at Anfield was a welcome relief after six consecutive defeats. While Liverpool's current squad may be struggling with confidence, earning a point at one of the Premier League's toughest away grounds is nothing to scoff at—especially for a team looking to rebuild momentum.

But the real story wasn't the scoreline; it was Colwill's resilience. Coming off 45 minutes on Monday, there were real concerns about pushing him too hard. When he was spotted with his hands on his knees before halftime and appeared to limp through parts of the second half, many feared the worst. Yet, against all odds, he powered through to the final whistle.

This iron-willed display means Colwill should be fully match-fit and ready to anchor Chelsea's defense in the FA Cup final. For a team that's been searching for consistency, having a reliable center-back at full strength is a massive boost heading into the biggest match of the season.

Elsewhere, Enzo Fernandez's equalizer sparked some debate—if officially awarded, the goal would break a Premier League scoring record held by a few fan favorites. Chelsea dominated stretches of the second half, and they'll be kicking themselves for not adding more during that purple patch.

As the Blues gear up for Wembley, this gritty performance at Anfield might just be the turning point they needed. For fans looking to show their support, now's the perfect time to gear up in Chelsea's latest kits and training wear—because every player needs fans cheering them on in style.