The odd do not necessarily mean anything.If we remember Europa League recent final Manchester United was at 1.90 odd but the game was won from Villareal with odds over 4.5 although through the penalties and that means that the odds that really won was the draw at almost 3.8 odd.Tonight is just a game and although City is the stronger team in a single game anything can happen and even Chelsea can win the game.Chelsea has a bit more of experience when it comes to Champions League finals so this is in their advantage tonight.
Sure, I agree that the odds don't mean a lot by themselves. What I was trying to say is that these odds look great to me because I'd take City in a CL final at 2.00 odds even against much better teams than Chelsea.
Chelsea has CL experience as a club, their current team doesn't really have any. They are mostly young and still inexperienced at this level - which can sometimes be a bonus as well. But I'd say experience is on City's side.
It's 1 game and anything can happen in football. But it would really surprise me if City dropped the ball tonight.
I am not sure that without the previous generous cash injections, Manchester City would have been so competitive and stood one step away from winning the Champions League title, another question is that you need the patience of the management, faith in the result and banal luck. Remember the situation with Chelsea, when Roman Abramovich's colossal spending on the club did not lead to a win, and the desired victory occurred in a season when this victory was not particularly expected. A similar situation is happening with Paris Saint-Germain, when all this money spending gave the long-awaited final only last year and still did not lead to winning the Champions League. 
If Werner played now like he was at Leipzig, things could have been much different. I wonder whether Chelsea will manage to resist Manchester City in 90 minutes.
