What happened: Arsenal have officially booked their place in the Champions League final after going unbeaten through 14 matches in the competition. The Gunners have kept 9 clean sheets and conceded just 6 goals across their European run. They will face the winner of Bayern Munich vs PSG in Budapest on May 30.

Why it matters: This marks Arsenal's first Champions League final in 20 years, capping a defensive masterclass under Mikel Arteta. An unbeaten run to the final is historically rare and would put Arsenal alongside the competition's most dominant campaigns if they lift the trophy. The defensive numbers — 9 clean sheets in 14 games — speak to the structural identity Arteta has built.

What to watch: Arsenal await the Bayern-PSG winner over the next 19 days while balancing a Premier League title race that remains level with Manchester City. Watch how Arteta manages rotation across the final three Premier League matchweeks.