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Hello and welcome to the Guardian Football Weekly, another trophy for Crystal Palace.

At the start of last season, they'd only ever won the Kent Cup.

Now they can add the Conference League to the FA Cup and the Community Shield, if you're being generous. The left shin of Jean-Filippe Matetta was the difference. His teammates all joining in with the celebration. A wonderful moment for him and for fans of wearing your shorts that high. Oliver Glasner's last game, we think, could he change his mind? Adam Wharton was great. While it just wasn't to be for Rio, it's given us the chance to learn about this wonderful throwback club in Spain. Also, today we look ahead to the Champions League final, Arsenal going for their most successful season ever. Is it as simple as attack versus defence? Both have fears over fitness at right back. Then there's Havert's or Yoccarez, the Arsenal midfield, and how to stop that PSG attack.

Also today, Anthony Gordon to Barcelona and Manchester United starts spending a complete reset at Spurs and Noon is going to Jedi in the championship.

We'll let Paul Watson plug his new book around the world in 80 clubs, talk about Pocetino dumping his players by email and ask if Barry is the new John Peel.

All that plus your questions, and that's today's Guardian Football Weekly. On the panel today, Mark Langdon from the Racing Post. Welcome. Hi, Max. Hello, Paul Watson. Hi, Max. Good morning, Barry Glenn Denning. Hello, Max. And I presume a joyful Ed Aaron's out in Leipzig, hey Ed.

Good morning, Max.

Yes, very joyful. Well, look, we'll start with you. How are you this morning? Yeah, well, a bit of a sore head, and you probably hear from my voice, I haven't had that much sleep. But, yeah, fantastic evening. And really just sort of, I think all palace fans were again, it was a bit of a throwback to the FA Cup win last year, we were sort of pinching ourselves a bit after the game.

We had a bit of a throwback to the FA Cup win last year.

We were sort of pinching ourselves a bit after the game.

We had a bit more of an idea of what to, what to do, how to celebrate this time, having won stuff before now.

But still, it was just, yeah, amazing, amazing day and amazing season.

You know, classic roller coaster palace season, but like no other before, really,

because it's ended in another trophy.

Yeah, I mean, you have a deep enough voice at the best of times,

but after a skinful, Ed, this is absolutely tremendous stuff.

We spoke to Kevin Day on the radio yesterday about just not quite knowing how to react

to Crystal Palace winning like like, another trophy.

Like, you've got the muscle memory of the FA Cup, but like a regular thing.

Like, he was like, I'm not sure I want to be a serial trophy winning team.

Like, you know, just occasionally gives you the joy.

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