perform haka. iam perform haka.ns trophy, can they cope with being the favourites? studio: now, this week marks the showpiece events in european football's calendar with the champions league finals for both men and women. and there are some stellar names on show in both... tomorrow's women's final is an all—french affair as paris saint—germain take on holders lyon. sarah mulkerrins is at the cardiff city stadium for us. sarah, leon are looking for a slice of history and are helped by a newly crowned star? indeed they are. welcome to a sunny cardiff this evening. as you can see behind me, lyon and the bbc women's footballer of the year for 2017 are trailing behind us. that's out on the pitch. their last training session ahead of the final tomorrow night. just over 24 hours left of that ago. they had their interesting press conference. there was pressure. they got annoyed with the press conference as they had no explanation from uefa explaining why they were left in the hotel for 40 minutes. a lot of knock—on delays,

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