Chelsea Wins Its Fourth English F.A. Cup in Six Years Chelsea beat Liverpool, 2-1, at Wembley Stadium on Saturday to win the English F.A. Cup for the fourth time in six years. Ramires and Didier Drogba scored goals for the winners. Chelsea dominated the first half and led on a goal in the 11th minute by Ramires. Drogba's strike seven minutes into the second half put the London club on course for a comfortable win. The Liverpool substitute Andy Carroll cut the deficit in half, and the lanky striker almost tied the game with a powerful header, with Chelsea keeper Petr Cech clawing the ball out just before it crossed the line and pushing it on to the crossbar. Drogba became the first player in the 141-year history of the F.A. Cup to score in four finals. NORWICH TIES ARSENAL Arsenal wasted the chance to move to 4 points ahead of its North London rival Tottenham Hotspur and Newcastle United in England's Premier League. Robin van Persie scored two goals, but the Gunners were held to a 3-3 draw by visiting Norwich City. Yossi Benayoun put third-place Arsenal in front after 70 seconds before Norwich replied with goals from Wesley Hoolahan and Grant Holt. Van Persie, the league's top scorer, took his tally for the season to 30 with two goals, in the 72nd and 80th minutes, but Steve Morison rescued a point for the Canaries with five minutes to go. HUNTELAAR WINS SCORING TITLE Schalke striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar, 28, became the first Dutch player to be the top scorer in Germany's Bundesliga after getting two goals in a 3-2 win over Werder Bremen. He has 29 goals in 34 matches. Huntelaar, who joined Schalke in 2010 from Real Madrid, scored twice in nine minutes in the second half, helping Schalke finish third and qualify for next season's Champions League. Huntelaar, who has also played for Ajax and Milan, finished three goals ahead of Bayern Munich's Mario Gomez, last season's top scorer, who has 26. JUVENTUS COULD CLINCH Juventus could win Italy's Serie A title Sunday, but even if it and Milan win to take the title race to the final game, there is a feeling in Italy that this is the weekend that will decide the championship. Manager Antonio Conte's Juventus is 1 point ahead of Milan, which takes on Champions League-chasing Inter at the same time as Juve plays Cagliari in Trieste (2:45 p.m. Eastern). But with both sides having relatively easy games at home in next weekend's finale, it is likely that Milan will have to overtake Juventus on Sunday to win a second straight title. 6 CITIES FOR 2015 WORLD CUP The expanded Women's World Cup in 2015 will be played in six Canadian cities: Edmonton, Alberta; Montreal; Ottawa; Vancouver, British Columbia; Winnipeg, Manitoba; and Moncton, New Brunswick. The FIFA president Sepp Blatter announced the sites Friday on Parliament Hill in Ottawa for what will be the largest single sporting event for women. The tournament will grow from 16 to 24 countries and from 32 to 52 matches. Sixteen teams competed in the 2011 World Cup in Germany, with Japan beating the United States in the final. The Canadian government has committed up to $15 million to the tournament, with the money to be used for infrastructure. N.C.A.A. MEN'S TOURNAMENT The 2013 N.C.A.A. Division I men's championship will be played in the Philadelphia area for the first time since 1976. Villanova and PPL Park in Chester, Pa. - home to the Philadelphia Union of M.L.S. - will host the College Cup, Dec. 13-15. It is the culmination of the 48-team men's tournament that begins in November. This year's College Cup will be held in Hoover, Ala. In 1976, San Francisco defeated Indiana, 1-0, at Penn. CHILE REINSTATES VIDAL The Juventus midfielder Arturo Vidal, suspended by Chile last year, has been pardoned and named in the Chilean squad for 2014 World Cup qualifiers next month. Chile, fifth in the nine-team South American group with 6 points from four matches, plays at Bolivia on June 2 and Venezuela a week later.