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"Excited Arsenal and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) fans weigh in with their thoughts and predictions on Friday night ahead of the Champions League final in Budapest. Footage shows fans wearing team T-shirts gathering and lining up outside the ‘Champions Festival’ event. Some fans drove 14 hours to experience the game at the Puskas Arena. "I'm expecting a 3-1 for PSG. I would say that a double goal for Dembele and one from Kvara," predicted one PSG fan. "Much more difficult because Arsenal is going to defend. They know how to defend. Inter Milan against PSG, it was two attacking teams, so there was a lot of space. But tomorrow is going to be different, I think," he explained. Arsenal fan Adam claimed that the team will not only silence the 'haters' but will also make sure the PSG supporters do not sing 'champions of Europe' at the stadium. "We can put a silence to all that crap because, to us, we've never done it before [...] that means more than just a bonus. That means we've dominated. We've come in; we've taken over. We seized and conquered," Adam added. "It's going to be a slow game at the start. PSG is going to take over. Arsenal is gonna come back at halftime," remarked another Arsenal fan. According to reports, Budapest's City Park (Varosliget) and Heroes' Square (Hosok tere) are all set to be transformed into a massive public viewing area to cater to thousands, with many viewing areas featuring giant screens installed across the city. "Tomorrow I'm watching the game at Joes and Joes. I'm rooting for my PSG. I'm expecting an 8-0 thrash. I am expecting acts from Dembele and Kvaratskhelia and Doue two goals so, you know, it's gonna be a big celebration out here. I'm hoping they win!" said the die-hard PSG fan. "You see the bounce in Arsenal. Paris St Germain doesn’t know what’s coming to them," added an Arsenal fan. The UEFA Champions Festival at Heroes’ Square features fan zones, football legends, concerts, challenges and a beer garden. Arsenal and PSG have met seven times in European competition, with both sides winning twice and three matches ending in draws. The French team qualified for the 2026 UEFA Champions League final after defeating Bayern Munich in the semi-final. The final score was 6-5 in favour of PSG on aggregate. Meanwhile, Arsenal reached the League final with a maximum of 24 points from eight straight wins, following a favourable knockout draw."
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