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This Arsenal team have already etched themselves into the history books, becoming the side that ended a 22-year wait for a Premier League title. One of the biggest clubs in the world, dripping in a rich heritage and bundles of glory, Mikel Arteta has made them a powerhouse in world football once more, and they now prepare for a Champions League final against defending champions PSG.

The Champions League final is not only about that sweet moment when one team lifts the trophy. Around every match of this magnitude, there are records, rivalries and stories that shape the occasion.

News that Barcelona have muscled in on the signing of Anthony Gordon and already appear close to sealing any deal might well have come as quite a shock to football fans.

They have learned to play at the edge of the rules. Not by betraying football, but by understanding it better than anyone else. Exploiting laws, living in the grey areas, snatching seconds: over the seasons, Arsenal have undergone a quiet tactical transformation. On May 30th in Budapest, it could earn them their first Champions League title.

Crystal Palace's final game of the 2025/26 campaign was also Oliver Glasner's final one in charge of the South London club.

Wednesday's UEFA Conference League final saw Crystal Palace get the better of Rayo Vallecano 1-0 in Leipzig, making it the third time an English side won the competition. Here are two stats per team following the match.

Both Aston Villa and Arsenal have enjoyed successful 2025/26 campaigns under their respective Basque coaches, Unai Emery and Mikel Arteta.

Barcelona cruised to a 4-0 win over OL Lyonnes in Saturday's UEFA Women's Champions League final in Oslo, clinching their fourth continental title. We take a look at two stats for each team.

Wednesday night sees Crystal Palace contest their first-ever European final, a year and 10 days after beating Man City at Wembley in the FA Cup final.

That it took until the Premier League's final day for Liverpool to confirm their place in the 2026/27 Champions League tells you all you need to know about how poor the Reds' 2025/26 season was.

Although West Ham took their fight against relegation from the Premier League until the final day, the lack of genuine quality in the side left a feeling that the Hammers were always going to struggle this season, and the drop into the Championship, therefore, wasn't entirely unexpected.

When Thomas Tuchel announced who he had selected for his England squad, there was a lot of noise surrounding the absences of Cole Palmer and Phil Foden.

What were the standout stories from the most recent race weekend? And what off-track developments are causing a stir? All of that and more is explored in Formula 1 Focus, a regular F1 column by Flashscore's Finley Crebolder.

In NBA Weekly, Flashscore editors review the week that has just gone, looking back at the biggest moments and storylines from the last seven days in the world of basketball's biggest and best league.

After guiding Arsenal to the elusive Premier League title, Mikel Arteta has one more challenge ahead of him this season - beating the dynasty-building Paris Saint-Germain in Budapest to claim the coveted Champions League trophy. You can call it destiny or just a coincidence, but an all-or-nothing match with PSG and the mastermind of their success, Luis Enrique, has been building for a long time.

Across the capital, West Ham knew that they had to beat Leeds to be in with a chance of staying in the Premier League, whilst Tottenham understood that even a draw would be enough to save them from relegation thanks to their turnaround in form under Roberto De Zerbi.

The final round of the season in Serie A, LaLiga, and the Premier League brought surprises and incredible endings, but it was also the lower leagues that added a special flavour to the weekend just gone by.

Our regular tennis feature, The Base Line, looks to keep you up to date with the relentless and fast-paced nature of the ATP and WTA Tours. Who were crowned champions, who struggled to make an impact, and what moments stood out?

With just a few days until the start of the French Open, the women's draw is absolutely tantalising. It is hard to pinpoint one clear favourite, with so many top players truly in the mix. World number one Aryna Sabalenka is eyeing a maiden Grand Slam title on the dirt, while Coco Gauff is looking to defend her crown. But can four-time champion Iga Swiatek rediscover her touch?

The news that no Man City fan wanted to hear has finally been confirmed. Pep Guardiola will leave his position as first-team head coach at the conclusion of City's final Premier League game against Aston Villa.

The second major of the year in Paris is right around the corner. The French Open begins on Sunday, with Jannik Sinner the huge favourite to win the title and complete the Career Grand Slam. Can anyone lay a glove on the world number one, who is looking to add to his victories on the dirt of Monte Carlo, Madrid and Rome in 2026?

Although Xabi Alonso doesn't officially take charge of the Chelsea first-team squad for a while yet, it's abundantly clear that the Blues hierarchy will be working furiously behind the scenes to align with the Spaniard's vision ahead of his first day out on the training pitch.

Aston Villa headed to Istanbul for a Europa League final date against Freiburg, knowing that the competition had become a particular favourite of their manager, Unai Emery.

Spanish goalkeeper David Raya has been one of the main architects of Arsenal's first Premier League title in 22 years. In the decisive month of the season, he kept four consecutive clean sheets, giving his teammates the perfect platform to win football matches. Over the season, he kept a total of 19 clean sheets in 37 appearances, equalling the club record set by the legendary David Seaman.

As Aston Villa celebrate their UEFA Europa League win, a couple of Premier League teams were also grinning at seeing the Villans capture continental glory.