France, May 30 -- PSG walloped Inter Milan 5-0 in last season's final in Munich to lift European football's most coveted trophy for the first time.

Should they beat the English Premier League champions, PSG will become only the second club after Real Madrid to retain the trophy since the Champions League era began in 1992-93.

"When you're talking about finals, it's always difficult," Enrique said on the eve of the clash at the Puskas Arena in Budapest.

"Last year was an exception. It wasn't a real reflection of the difference between Inter Milan and PSG. But football is often like that.

"Against Arsenal, there isn't really a favourite. But what will be true is the winner will be the one who can exploit the fine details and concentrate...