Arsenal journalist Amy Lawrence.

That Paris Centralman team had more flair at its disposal than Arsenal.

So, you know, there was a contrast in styles.

And that was part of the attraction of playing in Europe,

is that you knew you were coming up against a different style

when you played people from different countries.

It was, yeah, that was a very, very, it felt massive that semi-final.

A little, a little like this one.

It felt like a huge amount was at stake for both teams

who were, you know, craving European, you know, triumph

and what that would bring in terms of status and emotion

and all sorts of extra stuff quite apart from the actual football.

And the other thing that was memorable about that game is that was the birthplace of the

song 1-0 to the Arsenal.

So half time of that game.

Basically, the Paris Saint-Germast fans sang a song to the tune of Go West by the Pet Shop Boys, which went,

O'Le, Paris, Saint-German, which I think they still sing, actually, possibly.

And at half-time, over the Tanui, having listened to them seeing that through the whole first half,

they played the Pet Shop Boys song, at which point the Arsenal fans in their section just started up immediately with 1-0 to the Arsenal, which went on for the entire of half-time because the scoreline at the time was 1-0.

And 1-0 to the Arsenal, as had been the case in Turin, and as have been the case as Arsenal had become more of this cup team, felt symbolic.

So that was where it all began.

And little did anybody know how much they'd be singing that song around about a month

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