One Match from History: Arsenal C...

One Match from History: Arsenal Chase the Double!

Football is Life by Ross McLean, Waleed Arshad, Mike Blanchette
S5 · E33
May 30, 2026
36:09

Episode notes

Arsenal are Premier League champions. Now comes the chance to make history.

With the Champions League final against PSG just hours away, BostnMike, Billy, and Ross break down the matchups that could decide whether the Gunners complete a remarkable double. Can Arsenal’s physicality and defensive discipline contain PSG’s explosive attack? Does Jurrien Timber start? Should Arteta trust Kai Havertz or unleash Viktor Gyökeres? And is Declan Rice poised to deliver the performance of his career?

But before the Champions League preview can begin, Liverpool steal the headlines once again. Arne Slot is out after a turbulent season, leaving Ross to unpack how a title-winning manager lost the fan base, the dressing room and ultimately his job. Was Liverpool right to make the change? Is Andoni Iraola the answer? Or should the club be dreaming even bigger?

The boys also look ahead to a summer of World Cup football, Ross warns everyone to avoid the traffic nightmare at Foxborough, and Billy attempts one final reverse jinx before the biggest Arsenal match in years.

In This Episode

Arne Slot sacked: where did it all go wrong at Liverpool?

Iraola, Alonso or Luis Enrique: who should Liverpool target next?

Arsenal vs PSG: the tactical battles that will decide the Champions League final

Timber, Lewis-Skelly, Eze, Havertz or Gyökeres: Arteta’s biggest selection decisions

Can Declan Rice deliver a Steven Gerrard-style European final performance?

Arsenal’s defense against PSG’s dangerous wide attackers

World Cup excitement, ticket chaos and a warning for anyone driving to Foxborough

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Keywords

Premier League
Champions Leage
Arsenal
Liverpool