Arsenal afterparty and manager Slot open at Liverpool...

Speaker 10:00

Are you ready to have your say in the UK's biggest football debate? Your teams, your views. Get ready. This is 606 on 5 Live.

Natalie Pike· Host0:15

[upbeat music] Hello, and welcome to your 606. Just 24 hours ago, Arsenal were leading the Champions League final, but it all ended in penalty heartbreak.

Speaker 3· Soundbite0:27

Gabriel steps out to the right, and with his left foot. Oh, it's over the bar and into the Paris Saint-Germain supporters. And that's it. PSG win, and Arsenal are beaten in the Champions League final.

Natalie Pike· Host0:44

Good evening, Clinton Morrison. Now, I know that you're keen to get straight onto talking about European winners Crystal Palace. [laughs] But before we do, what did you make of the game last night? And do you think that Arsenal might have mo- woken up this morning and maybe wished they'd done a bit more in the 120 minutes?

Clinton Morrison· Host0:58

To be fair, they defended ever so well. I don't think they could've gone toe-to-toe with PSG or they, they would've been blown out of the water. So I thought they were really unfortunate. And I think in the end, it wasn't the, the, the best game to watch, but it- they'd done ever so well. And they were really unlucky. As I said, I've said it many a times, penalties is a lottery, and they were unfortunate, Eze and Gabriel missing them two penalties.

Natalie Pike· Host1:19

Of course, the other big news this weekend was Liverpool parting company with Arne Slot. He seemed happy with fifth last weekend.

Arne Slot· Soundbite1:26

I'm really proud of the players, uh, what they've done