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Dylan's History of Sports: 2026 Champions League Final Preview with Charlie Mullan

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Another episode of Dylan's History of Sports is here. This time, The Big D heads to Budapest, where Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal F.C. square off in the 2026 UEFA Champions League Final at the iconic Puskás Aréna. Joining the show is Charlie Mullan, who brings his insight and analysis ahead of Europe's biggest night. During the episode, Charlie and I break down: PSG's quest to defend their European crown after last season's historic 5-0 win over Inter Milan Arsenal's remarkable rise after ending a 22-year Premier League title drought How both clubs navigated their road to Budapest Whether big-game experience gives PSG the edge The key tactical battles that could decide the final As a passionate Chelsea fan, this season turned into a disaster. I also explain what's wrong with Chelsea and what the Blues need for a return to European status. We also put our European Cup and Champions League knowledge to the test with some football history trivia. Can Arsenal finally lift their first Champions League trophy? Or will PSG continue their reign over Europe? Tune in to find out.

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