Gary Breen

They are a joy.

They genuinely are a joy to watch.

Forget about who are their owners and where that money has come, whatever about that.

Just focus on the team itself.

They are a team to be so proud of in terms of that recruitment that's identified young, hungry talent, as opposed to kind of like the global superstars and of,

And that pay and all those guys before him as well, Nat.

So, yeah, we'll see.

What was so fascinating is that that's effectively their Champions League team.

We referenced the likes of Ramos on that, but the majority of the squad players are the ones that play domestically and get all the most appearances there.

If you look it up, those lads who play in the Champions League, they're not even around 14, 15 league appearances.

It's staggering.

And on top of the fact that

They won the Champions League last year.

They went straight into the Club World Cup and then straight into the season.

So they were always going to have to start slow because of the fact that they need to get some recovery.

And so it's up to Enrique and his coaching staff and the sports scientists to make sure they peaked when it mattered, again, late May.

And they did it in a kind of an extra time way.

They still had that energy to match Arsenal, whose physicality is impressive, Arsenal.

There's no doubt about that.

And they're just a class act, PSG, and they absolutely are the team to beat.