Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) dominated Inter Milan in the Champions League final, leaving football fans worldwide in awe. Our hosts dissect every aspect of this triumph, from tactical masterstrokes to individual brilliance. They marvel at PSG's star-studded lineup and debate whether this victory cements their status as a true European powerhouse.

The conversation shifts to Gianluigi Donnarumma's phenomenal performance. Has the young Italian shot-stopper already earned a place among the all-time goalkeeping greats?

Luis Enrique's tactical genius takes center stage as the hosts analyze how he orchestrated PSG's success. With another treble under his belt, where does he rank among the managerial elite?

Inter Milan's future looks uncertain after this crushing defeat. We speculate on potential transfers and what it might take for the Italian giants to bounce back on the European stage.

The episode concludes on a somber note, addressing the tragic events that unfolded during PSG's victory celebrations in Paris. Our hosts emphasize the importance of responsible celebration and discuss broader issues of crowd safety in football.

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Manchester United's shocking defeat to the Malaysian All-Stars dominates this week's episode. We dissect the Red Devils' dismal performance and what it means for their future. Is it time for a managerial change? Which players should be shown the door?

We also touch on Liverpool's title win and Aston Villa's near-miss for Champions League football. Spurs' potential gets a look, but can they finally find consistency?

The USMNT's Gold Cup preparations are briefly discussed, along with a lighthearted tale of young players outshining veterans in an adult league match.

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For the first time in 17 years, Tottenham Hotspur have won a major trophy! Spurs defeated Manchester United in Bilbao on Wednesday to end their trophy drought and secure an important spot in next season's Champions League. Crystal Palace also ended their indefinite trophy drought in a 1-0 win over Manchester City in the FA Cup Final at the weekend. Spurs and Palace join Newcastle United as English clubs, and Bolonga from Italy, who have ended their long waits for a trophy. Could PSG complete the poetic drought-ending season with a UCL win over Inter Milan?

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