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PSG v Arsenal: six factors that could decide the Champions League final

Keeping Ousmane Dembélé quiet will be tough but Mikel Arteta’s side have tools to disrupt defending champions

All aboard to Budapest! PSG purr past Bayern to set up gunfight with Arsenal

In today’s Football Daily: And then there were two

Champions League review: a punch for Arteta and are PSG and Arsenal really that different?

The teams for the final in Budapest are set. We look at how they got there and the factors that could determine the champion

Kvaratskhelia is perfect attacking scalpel for PSG’s surgical brilliance. Arsenal, beware

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia’s trickery and imagination in Munich gave a reminder of the challenge facing Arsenal in the final

‘Too much went against us’: Kompany laments refereeing as Bayern go out

The Bayern Munich coach was unhappy with the referee’s performance in the 1-1 draw with Paris Saint-Germain, saying: ‘It’s never an excuse for everything but it matters’

Bayern Munich 1-1 Paris Saint-Germain (agg: 5-6): Champions League semi-final, second leg – as it happened

Ousmane Dembele’s early goal sent PSG through to meet Arsenal despite a late cracker from Harry Kane

Dembélé ends Bayern hopes to send PSG into final showdown with Arsenal

Ousmane Dembélé’s early goal sealed PSG’s place in the Champions League final despite Harry Kane’s late goal for Bayern as the holders won 6-5 on aggregate

Arsenal no longer fear falling short and now have clear sight of immortality

In the space of a week the mood has changed at Arsenal, with positive energy replacing suffering, and two trophies are suddenly within reach

As Griezmann exits, could this also be the end of Simeone’s era at Atlético?

The Champions League semi-final defeat to Arsenal could usher in a period of intense change at the club, but whether their long-serving coach will stick around is an open question

Arsenal fans plan trips to Champions League final but face £1,500 flights or Bucharest night train

Logistics look complicated for the 30 May showpiece in Budapest as Arsenal fans try to work out how to get to, and into, the Champions League final

‘Everything can happen’: Trossard confident of Arsenal’s chances in final

Arsenal will travel to Budapest for the Champions League final with no trace of an inferiority complex, according to Leandro Trossard

‘An incredible night’: Mikel Arteta so proud of Arsenal’s players and fans

Mikel Arteta said he could not be more proud after Arsenal beat Atlético Madrid to reach the Champions League final

Arsenal see off Atlético Madrid and feel gnawing fear of failure start to fall away

Newly found belief has now carried Arsenal into the Champions League final

Arsenal 1-0 Atlético Madrid (agg: 2-1): Champions League player ratings

Matteo Ruggeri fails in his unenviable job of marking Bukayo Saka who delivered when it mattered most

Arsenal 1-0 Atlético Madrid (agg 2-1): Champions League semi-final, second leg – as it happened

Minute-by-minute report: Arsenal are in the Budapest final thanks to Bukayo Saka’s first-half goal. Scott Murray was watching

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