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Sunday, June 7, 2015

UEFA.com's expert panel of Rob Daly, Andy Brassell and Richard Kaufman review the UEFA Champions League final and the season in our free-to-download podcast.

Barcelona got the better of Juventus in Berlin
Barcelona got the better of Juventus in Berlin ©Getty Images

UEFA.com's expert panel of Rob Daly, Andy Brassell and Richard Kaufman review the UEFA Champions League final in the official competition podcast.

You can download the podcast from iTunes, listen on the latest version of the UEFA.com app or listen via Soundcloud.

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