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PSG Triumphs Over Arsenal in Champions League Final; Liverpool Eyes Iraola; Women’s FA Cup Preview

Mikel Arteta urges Arsenal to use Champions League final loss as motivation. PSG praised as best team. Arsenal to celebrate Premier League title today. Preview of Women’s FA Cup final between Manchester City and Brighton.

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Arsenal fans watching the end of the penalty shootout in the Champions League final, on a phone outside the Emirates Stadium in London

Player Ratings from Budapest

Who stood out in Budapest? Click below to read Ed Aarons’ detailed player ratings from the Champions League final.

Arteta Reflects on Arsenal’s Defeat

Mikel Arteta highlighted the importance of channeling the disappointment from Arsenal’s Champions League final loss into motivation for the 2026-27 season.

“Pain, that’s it. When you are so close in the competition, and you are a few penalties away from winning the biggest club competition, that’s the way we should feel.
First of all you have to go through that pain, digest it, and turn it into fuel. To improve and to reach a different level, because it would demand a different level with the quality around Europe. I want to congratulate PSG because they are in my opinion the best team in the world.”

Mikel Arteta looks dejected after the Champions League Final
Mikel Arteta looks dejected after the Champions League final. Photograph: Sebastian Frej/

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Recap of Last Night’s Action

Before proceeding, be sure to click below to review the key moments from last night’s match.

Matchday Live Introduction

Hello, good morning and welcome to another Matchday live! Last night brought Champions League final heartbreak for Arsenal as they were defeated by Paris Saint-Germain. The game generated numerous talking points, which we will revisit throughout the day.

Arsenal’s Premier League Title Celebration

Despite the Champions League disappointment, Arsenal will celebrate their Premier League title win today with fans in north London starting at 2pm (BST). Hopefully, the defeat last night will not overshadow their celebrations.

Women’s FA Cup Final Preview

The excitement continues with a look ahead to this afternoon’s Women’s FA Cup final between Manchester City and Brighton, kicking off at 3pm.

This article was sourced from theguardian

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