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Arsenal and PSG face off in the Champions League final, with pundits dissecting the key advantages and tactical approaches for both sides. Lionel Messi has been named to Argentina's squad for a record sixth World Cup, leading the defending champions in what will likely be his tournament finale. At the French Open, world No. 1 Jannik Sinner suffered a stunning early exit, reshuffling the men's singles title race.

Arsenal vs PSG Champions League final preview

Arsenal vs PSG Champions League final previewArsenal and Paris Saint-Germain are set to clash in the Champions League final, with PSG looking to defend their crown. Analysts highlight PSG's squad depth as a major advantage, while Arsenal's tactical discipline and counter-attacking plan could unsettle the French champions. The match is billed as a classic contrast of styles and a must-watch showdown.

Sources:
This is how Arsenal can upset the odds to beat PSG in the Champions League final (AP News)
PSG defend crown against Arsenal in Champions League final – all to know (Al Jazeera)
PSG defend Champions League title against Arsenal: 10 things to know (Al Jazeera)
The one huge advantage PSG have over Arsenal in Champions League final (The Independent)
This is the Arsenal plan that can blunt PSG and win Champions League (The Independent)

Messi named to Argentina World Cup squad

Messi named to Argentina World Cup squadLionel Messi will captain Argentina at a record sixth World Cup, extending his legendary international career. Argentina coach Lionel Scaloni has downplayed injury concerns about the 38-year-old superstar. The squad omits teenage Real Madrid talent Franco Mastantuono, sparking some debate over squad selection.

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Messi to represent Argentina at sixth World Cup (BBC)
Messi to captain Argentina at World Cup as Scaloni plays down injury fears (Al Jazeera)
Lionel Messi to lead Argentina at World Cup, but Real Madrid star misses outMessi will play in a record-breaking sixth World Cup, but there is no place for teen Franco Mastantuono in squad. (SCMP)

Sinner stunned in French Open early exit

Sinner stunned in French Open early exitWorld No. 1 Jannik Sinner was knocked out of the French Open in a shocking early defeat, sending ripples through the men's draw. The loss is being called a wake-up call for the Italian star and opens up the title race wide. China's Wu Yibing also lost, leaving Wang Xiyu as the only Chinese singles player remaining.

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French Open: world No 1 Sinner knocked out as Osaka makes fashion statementChina’s Wu Yibing loses to Italian 10th seed, leaving Wang Xiyu as the only Chinese singles player left at Roland Garros. (SCMP)
Why Sinner’s unthinkable French Open defeat is a huge wake-up call (The Independent)
Who could win the French Open after Sinner’s shock exit? (The Independent)