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THE HISTORY BOYS! Story behind Arsenal's last European trophy success told by the heroes who won it as Gunners bid for first-ever Champions League triumph
The player who doesn't see himself returning to Real Madrid‚ but is now drawing interest from Europe's elite
Newly crowned Premier League champions Arsenal have been dealt a blow in their preparations to defend their title‚ with top target Julian Alvarez reportedly preferring a move to a European rival. Daily Mail Sport reported last month that Arsenal have a serious interest in the Atletico Madrid star‚ with staff having been gathering data on the Argentine since January to assess whether he would fit the team's profile. The data collected - which included his injury record‚ physiological numbers and playing output - emphatically suggested he would fit the requirements of Mikel Arteta's side‚ with Arsenal keen to sign him this summer.
So Arsenal are worthy champions. Their football has not been to everybody's taste and it has been underpinned by what is statistically the best defence across all of Europe's top five leagues. Arsenal have conceded an average of only 2.5 shots on target per league game this season and that is a simply extraordinary number. Are Arsenal a truly outstanding side? No‚ I don't think they are.
CURTAIN CLOSER! Premier League final day chaos in full - West Ham relegated‚ Pep's tears and European spots
MAGIC MACKEMS! Premier League's European teams confirmed as Sunderland clinch Europa League after dramatic final day
VIDEO: Robert Lewandowski scores opening goal on final Barcelona appearance before Valencia come back
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TOM COLLOMOSSE AT THE TUPRAS STADIUM IN ISTANBUL: A generation of Aston Villa fans raised on tales of Rotterdam 1982 now have a night of European glory to call their own. Born less than a month after Peter Withe's goal sunk Bayern Munich in the European Cup Final‚ Prince William will never forget being in the stands to cheer Villa to their first major trophy since Brian Little's team won the League Cup in 1996. Neither will more than 10‚000 Villa supporters inside this spectacular arena‚ nor countless others around the world. The Prince of Wales celebrated his side's goals as raucously as anyone and at one stage even appeared on the verge of tears. Emiliano Martinez carried Unai Emery on his shoulders in front of the Villa supporters. Man-of-the-match Emiliano Buendia climbed into the crowd. To a man they deserved this moment.
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