Hello, Ms Graham. Welcome to a classic big interview. Today, join me. We're going back to

season 2015, 2016. This is what I had to say about it back then.

Imagine you are a player or a coach and it's 24 hours to your first ever Champions League final.

What do you think about what do you do? What's the level of tension like?

How do you excel? How do you ensure that tension doesn't get the better

of you? How do you soak up the memories and take them away with you when lose a draw for life. Paul Clement here today, first published on the

morning of the Champions League Final, the Sunseiro, he's going to break down exactly what that was like for

him and Carlo and Chalotti in 2014 when eventually dramatically they defeated

Aletcom Madrid in the first ever City Derby in a European Cup final.

Just wait for his explanation of what it felt like looking down the

tunnel before the match, Christina Ronaldo's ability to make him smile and

reassure him. The tension in the last seconds of the game when I let you are

leading one-nill the Ika-Kaseous mistake the celebrations champion of Europe

Paul Clement here will take you right into the electric tension of the minute by minute, day before day off and day after, Champions League final, right up to dancing around the Sibelles

Fountain in my dead, oops look, I've given away who wins in the end. Enjoy. You know the final is against a brutal rival who you've had games against during the season.

What I'd really like you know rather than talking about the game is I'll bet you that many people

listening have either spent several hundred quid on finding a ticket

somehow to go at the A Champions League final whether their team's involved or not

flown somewhere, fought against crook Hotel owners to get a bed at 350 euros a night in a European

city and they passed a day worrying about will my ticket be there or is it dry will be able to get a drink,

will we get in?

Will it be fun?

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