Steve Crossman hosts a BBC Sounds preview of the UEFA Champions League final in Budapest, joined by pundits Guillem Balague and Julien Laurens. The trio dissect Paris Saint‑Germain and Arsenal, probing Luis Enrique’s tactics against Mikel Arteta’s philosophy. Listeners also get a glimpse of two Ecuadorian internationals who could line up opposite each other.

Balague labels PSG as the favourites, citing their firepower and recent form, while Laurens questions whether Arsenal remain the most accomplished club yet to lift Europe’s premier trophy. The discussion drifts into a light‑hearted debate on which manager would make a better dinner guest, before turning to a candid interview with Jesus Casas, Enrique’s former assistant, who offers insider perspective on the French side’s preparation.

The episode rounds off with a look at star forwards Kylian Mbappé and Zlatan Ibrahimović, and a segment featuring former Ecuadorian teammates Hincapié and Pacho discussing their shared coach Miguel Ángel Ramírez. The broadcast ties the final to broader club narratives, underscoring how the result could reshape both teams’ legacies.