Sam Tighe and Brett Koremenos offer some early betting takes on the Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter.

There's still an awful lot on the line for this Premier League season, but the line between great and poor seasons has long since evaporated and it feels like Week 36 is not too early for some awards decisions.

Mikel Merino scored and was then sent off as Arsenal came from two goals down to draw with Premier League champions Liverpool in an entertaining match at Anfield. There was a celebratory atmosphere as Liverpool - who wrapped up the title two weeks ago - raced ahead with two goals in two minutes.

Arsenal’s point against Liverpool on Sunday didn’t quite qualify them for the Champions League, but the weekend’s results did get the Gunners a little closer.Photo by Michael Steele/Getty

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A 2-0 win against Premier League top-five rival Chelsea moved Newcastle closer to the Champions League next season.

Former Chelsea and Scotland winger Pat Nevin believes that Nottingham Forest might not have a better chance to make the Champions League after this season.

PSG are the favorites to win the Champions League final, priced at +125. Inter Milan have odds of +210 to win, with the draw at +230.

France’s Justice Minister Gérald Darmanin has apologized to Liverpool fans three years after wrongly blaming them for the chaotic scenes before the Champions League final at Stade de France.

Liverpool return home to soak up the adoration of the Anfield crowd / IMAGO / Xinhua Liverpool will return to Anfield this Sunday when they host Arsenal as Premier League champions. The Dutchman made six alterations to his starting lineup last weekend at ...

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