Kai Havertz scored a stoppage-time winner as Arsenal beat Chelsea to secure their place in the Carabao Cup final for the first time in eight years.

Arsenal came into this match with a 3-2 lead after the first leg and dominated the opening part of the match – but with Chelsea lining up with a back five, chances in the first hour of the game were hard to come by.

Liam Rosenior brought on Estevao and Cole Palmer in an attempt to spark creativity as his side hunted a goal, but Arsenal were able to deal with the Chelsea attack.

Then in the closing seconds substitute Havertz, who has only recently returned from injury, rounded Robert Sanchez and sent the crowd wild inside the Emirates Stadium as their place in the Wembley final was secured.

The Gunners will face either Manchester City or Newcastle United, who play their semi-final second leg on Wednesday evening.

Arsenal last played in the Carabao Cup final in 2018, losing to City, and will hope this is the start of things to come as they compete for trophies across four competitions.