In anticipation of the UEFA Champions League final against Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), thousands of Arsenal fans queued from 6:30 am at pubs in north London. Footage shared on social media depicted orderly lines of supporters eager to secure their spots before the venues opened. Arsenal, who last reached the final in 2006, are looking to claim their first European title after a triumphant Premier League season under manager Mikel Arteta. The match, scheduled for 5 pm UK time at the Puskas Arena in Budapest, represents a historic opportunity for the Gunners. Meanwhile, in Paris, businesses are preparing for potential unrest regardless of the match's outcome, as PSG seeks to defend their title. Fans across London are also gathering in designated fan zones, with many sporting Arsenal merchandise. Arteta expressed confidence in his team, stating they are ready to challenge PSG for the trophy. Brazilian football legend Cafu remarked on the competitive nature of the match, emphasizing the unpredictability of the outcome due to the quality of both teams.