Max Rushden, along with Barry Glendenning, Nicky Bandini, and Paul Watson, discusses Arsenal’s historic achievement: the club returns to the men’s Champions League final for the first time in two decades, with an in-form Bukayo Saka scoring the decisive goal. Arsenal defended with their trademark solidity, limiting Atlético Madrid to virtually nothing, leaving the panel wondering why the match felt far less nerve-wracking than expected.
This triumph also comes on the heels of Manchester City dropping points in a 3-3 draw at Everton on Monday, meaning the Premier League title is now firmly in Arsenal’s hands with just three games remaining. In other news, Nottingham Forest made eight changes yet still beat Chelsea. Ewan Murray checks in from the jazz bar, and the team answers listener questions.
Chapters include: 00:00 – Coming up; 00:49 – Arsenal’s UCL final run; 26:47 – City lose ground in title race; 35:08 – Are Chelsea the weirdest team in England?; 45:10 – Ewan Murray’s jazz corner; 1:02:40 – Paul Watson’s Vaduz corner.