Gil Dudson also returned to the starting line-up at prop in place of Tomkins' brother Joel, who was named among the interchanges. St Helens, meanwhile, stuck with the same match-day 17 from their 36-8 semi-final win at home to Leeds Rhinos. But the Chelsea head coach refused to get involved with such debate, saying: "For me, I see no reason why we should now get carried away and think about things like 'is he the best in the world, the best in England or the best in Europe'. "I brought a legal claim because the club refused to acknowledge the problem and create change. For the first time that I can remember, I have hope this might happen - but I will be watching and continue to campaign to ensure that it does. "In games like this it's important you keep your opponent as far away from your goal as possible and be decisive in the other areas.