Today we have been reacting to Inter Milan beating Barcelona in extra time to reach the Champions League final for the first time since 2023.

We have also provided build-up and insight into what went wrong for Arsenal in the lead-up to tonight's second leg of their semi-final against PSG in Paris and how they can improve.

You can check out all the best bits from today by clicking on the summary points at the top of this page or by clicking on the bullet points below.

• Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said: 'Liverpool have won the title with less points than we have had'

• We also streamed Manchester United manager Rubeun Amorim, who says 'worst season' could finish with European title in Man Utd news conference
• Champions League reaction as Inter beat Barcelona in extra time to reach final

If you're watching or listening tonight, have a good one.

We'll catch you bright and early tomorrow when we'll have both of our Champions League finalists confirmed...

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport reporter

Oh fiddlesticks.

Here's me telling someone to go and enjoy a kebab and it's some banterous reference I don't understand.

As a man born in 1995, it's going to take some googling.

And before I do anything else stupid, I reckon we might have to knock it on the head there.

Thanks for looking out for me though, guys. Not you, Nayim. Or whatever your name is.

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Ousmane Dembele was the difference between the two sides in the first leg, but his participation in the second leg was in doubt after sustaining a hamstring injury.

But he has since returned to training, with PSG boss Luis Enrique saying yesterday that: "Dembele has been training for the last two days. He is available tomorrow."

Having gone off with a hamstring problem after scoring against Arsenal last week, he appeared to be moving well in the session yesterday, showing little sign of discomfort as he laughed and joked with his team-mates.

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Defenders Jurrien Timber and Riccardo Calafiori both trained before Arsenal flew to Paris for the semi-final second leg.

Timber had sat out the Gunners' defeat to Bournemouth with an injury while Calafiori has not played since the international break in March.

Captain Martin Odegaard also is fit despite picking up a slight knock against the Cherries.

Mikel Arteta will also have Thomas Partey returning to his midfield. Partey had missed the first leg after picking up a yellow card in the win against Real Madrid at Santiago Bernabeu.

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport reporter

Blimey, cheers for that Nayim.

Would a kebab and a can of pop in a bit not suffice?

Enjoy, both of you!

Let's take a closer look at Martin Odegaard's performance in the first leg of Arsenal's Champions League semi-final against PSG.

The Norwegian captain achieved a passing accuracy of 88 per cent, with the majority of those passes being in central or right-sided areas.

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In a 4-2-3-1 shape Arsenal should be PSG's equals, immediately solving a lot of problems and creating a more even game territorially. From here, Arteta can move his focus to getting more out of Martin Odegaard when the Gunners have possession.

The Norwegian has been criticised by some fans for his lack of big-game impact.

Odegaard failed to "present" when Arsenal were in possession; he touched the ball just three times in the first 20 minutes.

A tactical tweak, however, is simple. Drop Odegaard even deeper.

The Arsenal captain thrives when allowed to collect the ball on the right of midfield, getting a feel for possession before starting give-and-goes with team-mates.

Arteta needs to move Odegaard much deeper, where he can dictate the tempo with press-evading, one-touch passes, not only stopping Arsenal from being caught by the press but linking more fluidly with Saka, too.

Lee Dixon
Former England defender on 5 Live breakfast

[Thomas] Partey coming back makes a difference. I think he was a big miss, and if you look at the goal [conceded], Declan [Rice] I think when he plays in that deeper role feels like he has got to be everything to all people and do their jobs but as he drifts over to help Timber out, he leaves [Ousmane] Dembele unmarked. So with Partey there sitting behind him, that will fill up the midfield a bit to allow Declan to get forward more like we know he loves to.

One thing that Arsenal and Mikel Areta have been praised for is their set pieces.

And should Arsenal win a few more free-kicks and corners than in the first leg. It remains their best route to scoring in Paris.

Arsenal have scored 14 set-piece goals in the Premier League this season and produced an expected goals (xG) of 15.91 from dead balls, more than anyone in Europe's 'Big Five' leagues.

Meanwhile, PSG have conceded 10 set-piece goals in Ligue 1 (six from corners), amounting to 30.35% of their total goals against. That's by far the highest proportion in France and sixth-most in Europe's 'Big Five' leagues.

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Ousmane Dembele's early strike gave Paris St-Germain a narrow 1-0 victory over Arsenal at Emirates Stadium in the first leg of their Champions League semi-final tie last week.

Dembele stunned Arsenal when he swept home a low finish from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia's delivery only four minutes in.

PSG dominated the early stages with a relentless attacking assault, which saw Arsenal keeper David Raya make a superb save from teenager Desire Doue.

The hosts survived without further damage to work their way into contention, and once again giant Italian keeper Gianluigi Donnarumma, as he was against Liverpool and Aston Villa earlier in the competition, was PSG's hero.

He saved brilliantly from Gabriel Martinelli and Leandro Trossard either side of the break, while Arsenal saw Mikel Merino's header from a Declan Rice free-kick ruled out for offside.

PSG had chances to extend their advantage late on, but substitute Bradley Barcola shot wide and Goncalo Ramos hit the bar, as the tie remains finely in the balance before tonight's return leg.

Ben Ramsdale
BBC Sport reporter

Swiftly moving on...

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That's not quite factually correct though, is it Mikel?

After 35 games, Liverpool have collated more points than Arsenal had at the same stage of either of the previous two seasons.

Arne Slot's side need just one win to surpass Arsenal's end of season total from 2022-23, while two wins and a draw will match last season's total.

2024-25 Premier League top two after 35 games

• Liverpool - 82 points
• Arsenal - 67 points

2023-24 Premier League top two after 35 games

• Manchester City - 82 points
• Arsenal - 80 points

2023-24 Premier League top two after 38 games

• Manchester City - 91 points
• Arsenal - 89 points

2022-23 Premier League top two after 35 games

• Manchester City - 85 points
• Arsenal - 81 points

2022-23 Premier League top two after 38 games

• Manchester City - 89 points
• Arsenal - 84 points

Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta believes winning trophies can simply be down to being "in the right moment and the right place" and pointed to Liverpool's Premier League triumph this year as evidence.

The Gunners boss claims the Reds won this year's title with less points than his side earned over the last two years and hopes it is his side's turn to be "in the right place" in Paris.

Lee Dixon
Former England defender on 5 Live breakfast

You don’t get to finals, and certainly not the Champions League final, without a rough ride getting there, and this is probably the roughest Arsenal have had because PSG are an exceptional side. You look at the team, and there are no weaknesses and playing in their home stadium, everyone is expecting apart from the Arsenal fans, for PSG to get two or three goals, but it might not be the case, and Arsenal need to cling onto that chance. Sometimes playing away from home works to your advantage.

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Arsenal fan Laura Kirk speaking on 5 Live Breakfast before tonight's game: "What bugged me is how we played at the weekend against Bournemouth, and thinking a couple of days later we’re automatically going to come out a totally different team [tonight].

"We’ve conceded a lot at home, so it doesn’t leave me a lot of realistic hope.

"But you have to believe that Arsenal have something special in their locker somewhere. Head says PSG are just too good, but heart says Arsenal could produce something incredible, but I’m not that confident.

"They [PSG] completely played us off the park for the first twenty minutes in the first leg. If we can get through the first half without conceding, then I will start to believe. PSG have so much quality. I am expecting to see a very good PSG side. We’ll need to see a much quicker start [than the first leg], we can’t give them a twenty-minute head start.

"Head says 2-0 and we go out. Heart says we score three goals tonight and go through."