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  1. 'We want to make even more history'published at 18:46 BST

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    Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard on how it would be to win the final: "It's something special that we can achieve that's not been done before. We want to make even more history, and when you get the taste of winning and lifting a trophy you know how nice it feels, so we want to do it again. It would mean a lot to everyone, and we're ready to do it."

  2. Enrique can equal some of the greatspublished at 18:44 BST

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    Julien Laurens
    ESPN journalist on Radio 5 Live's Euro Leagues podcast

    Captain, Marquinhos and head coach, Luis Enrique of Paris Saint-Germain react with Champions League Trophy during the celebrationsImage source, Getty Images

    If PSG win on Saturday and go back-to-back it puts you in another dimension, another conversation.

    For Luis Enrique as a manager, it will be his third, with two different clubs.

    Suddenly you are equal with some of the greatest of all time. Pep never did it with Messi and Barcelona, or with City either. If you win one is great, one and you are happy. But back-to-back is a different story.

  3. 'I have been dreaming of this moment since I was a kid'published at 18:42 BST

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    Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard on getting to the final: "To do it with this group is unbelievable. Special, special feeling. Good vibes and we're ready to go again.

    "I think it's been like that since I was a little kid, I was dreaming of this moment since I was kid playing with my friends in the park."

  4. 'The pressure is off Arsenal'published at 18:40 BST

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    Gael Clichy
    Former Manchester City and Arsenal defender

    One team is playing free-flowing football and the other team is more conservative and set-piece orientated.

    As much as Paris St-Germain are a fantastic team, so are Arsenal. When you don't concede in so many games with this new formula in the Champions League, it tells you a lot about the character of the team.

    If you are looking for an example of being solid and difficult to beat, there is no better team than Arsenal.

    The reality is that people are fearing a team that is difficult to play against.

    I can see why people are saying the pressure is off Arsenal. I understand it but it is two different competitions, two different objectives and two different types of pressure.

  5. Watch: Arsenal lift Premier League trophypublished at 18:38 BST

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    Will Martin Odegaard be doing this again on Saturday?

    Media caption,

    Arsenal are Premier League champions

  6. 'It is the same mindset'published at 18:37 BST

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    Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard on whether winning the Premier League has taken the pressure off: "I don't feel like a different person, but obviously it was really special. For us, it doesn't change a lot other than it is an amazing feeling and achievement. It is the same mindset. We are ready for it and looking forward to playing tomorrow."

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    Gabriel and William Saliba of Arsenal during a training sessionImage source, Getty Images

    Mikel Arteta’s Arsenal are solid at the back, I am confident that PSG’s maverick attack will meet their match tomorrow. Two Arsenal goals from set pieces should seal the deal for the mighty Gunners. Gabriel and Rice to score! Immortals.

    David, Glasgow

  8. 'We know that penalties are a possibility'published at 18:34 BST

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    Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard on facing PSG: "We are always analysing the opponent. We know that penalties are a possibility too and we are prepared for that."

  9. 'He's a proper club legend'published at 18:32 BST

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    Arsenal's Spanish manager Mikel Arteta (C) speaks with Arsenal's Norwegian midfielder #08 Martin OdegaardImage source, Getty Images

    Martin Odegaard on receiving a message from former Arsenal captain Patrick Vieira: "Proper club legend, everything he has done, I've seen clips and heard stories, to get a message from him is special. We are just looking forward to the game now, we can't wait to play."

  10. 'We help each other which is the key to our success'published at 18:31 BST

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    Arsenal captain Martin Odegaard on his own injuries and how that has impacted leading the team: "It's not been easy to be out with injuries, it has been very frustrating. You have to adapt and make the most out of it.

    "The leadership group is so strong and Saka has taken so much responsibility. We really help each other and I think that has been key to our success that people are taking responsibility."

  11. Arteta's right-back dilemmapublished at 18:28 BST

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    Alex Howell
    BBC Sport Arsenal reporter in Budapest

    One of the big things that Mikel Arteta has to make a decision about before the game is what to do at right-back.

    In this team picture at the Champions Festival in Budapest, Ben White is in the starting XI.

    However, White is ruled out with a knee ligament injury, and Cristhian Mosquera has been playing there in recent weeks.

    That is because first-choice full-back Jurrien Timber has had a long-term injury and has not played for Arsenal since the middle of March.

    Arteta also played Martin Zubimendi at right-back in the final league game at Crystal Palace as he attempts to find a solution before the final with PSG.

    Timber is here with the squad, but it is not clear if he will be fit enough to start, even if he is available for Arteta to pick after being out for so long.

    N/AImage source, BBC Sport
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    Get Involvedpublished at 18:26 BST

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    Jurrien Timber of Arsenal FC during the trainingImage source, Getty Images

    Massive boost that Timber is fit. Mosquera can do a job at right-back, but obviously not his natural position, and PSG would have been looking at that as a weakness without White or Timber there. I'm calling an Arsenal 2-1 win.

    Gav, Kent

  13. 'To do it with Mikel was special'published at 18:23 BST

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    Mikel Arteta overseeing trainingImage source, Getty Images

    Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka on the Gunners' journey: "Well, a lot comes to mind. We are very far away from the level we are now. Mikel made it clear that his mission was to bring Arsenal back to where we believe it belongs and that is competing at the highest level, competing for all the trophies.

    "I am proud sitting here today saying we achieved that. It has been a long journey with some disappointments along the way, but it has been worth it to lift that Premier League. To do it with Mikel was special as well."

  14. 'Enrique knows it's going to be a tight game'published at 18:21 BST

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    David O'Leary
    Former Arsenal captain on BBC Radio 5 Live

    Paris Saint-Germain's head coach Luis Enrique smilesImage source, EPA

    It is about who on the day performs. There is a lot of talk here that PSG just have to turn up and win it.

    I feel that is a great advantage for Arsenal, but Luis Enrique knows it is going to be a tight game.

    It is the best defensive team [Arsenal] in the world against the best attacking team [PSG]. That will make for a great match.

  15. 'It is going to be decided on moments'published at 18:19 BST

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    Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka on PSG having a better preparation for the final: "I think we have had a week to recover and prepare for this game. A game like this is not going to be decided in minutes. It is going to be decided on moments and a bit of quality, and which team is better organised, I believe."

  16. Saka 'familiar' with Puskas Arenapublished at 18:17 BST

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    Bukayo Saka of Arsenal is interviewed pitch sideImage source, Getty Images

    Arsenal forward Bukayo Saka on playing at Puskas Arena: "We're hoping we can win the Champions League tomorrow and have the chance to celebrate again. I have been to the city before and played in the stadium a few times against Hungary, so I am familiar with it."

  17. Postpublished at 18:15 BST

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    That's all from Mikel Arteta. He is confident like the Arsenal supporters in Budapest.

    Time to sweep up some of the earlier quotes from Bukayo Saka and Martin Odegaard.

    General view of Arsenal fans in the fan zone ahead of the UEFA Champions League finalImage source, Reuters
    General view of Arsenal fans in the fan zone ahead of the UEFA Champions League finalImage source, Reuters
    General view of Arsenal fans in the fan zone ahead of the UEFA Champions League finalImage source, Reuters
  18. Players have 'maximum level of desire'published at 18:13 BST

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    Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on winning: "I feel it and we know that we have done it, we have earned it after fighting for so long in the Premier League to do that after 22 years. Now we have another opportunity to do it, and the journey we have had in the competition shows we are capable and the boys have a maximum level of desire."

    Arsenal playersImage source, Getty Images
  19. Postpublished at 18:11 BST

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    More stretching than football training going on.

    Martin Odegaard of Arsenal during the Arsenal training sessionImage source, Getty Images
  20. Players 'want more'published at 18:10 BST

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    Arsenal boss Mikel Arteta on whether he has noticed something different in his players: "They want more, going through those moments brings out a different desire because you lift it, you know exactly how it feels and you want to reproduce that feeling as many times as possible. Tomorrow we have the opportunity to do that."