And so it ends.
Joining AC Jimbo on this, the final Football Weekly of the season, is Barry Glendenning, James Horncastle and the media-shy and not-at-all-in-demand Rafa Honigstein, whose Bayern Munich were crowned champions of Europe after defeating Borussia Dortmund in the Champions League final. We ask - with Pep Guardiola on this way - is this the beginning of a new footballing dynasty in Bavaria? Is the only way down for Dortmund, braced as they are to lose more star players over the summer? And will Neymar be found out now that he has officially signed for Barcelona?
It's been emotional over these past nine months, but don't despair, Herr Honigstein will be back on Tuesday to take you through the German front pages in the Newspaper Review, and we'll be back in mid-June with a nightly(ish) podcast during the Confederations Cup.
Thanks for listening and woof.
Please note that we have re-edited the podcast, taking out the section that caused some anger on the blog and elsewhere. What we said wasn't big and it wasn't clever - but it certainly wasn't meant to cause offence. Our sincere apologies if it did. You should, rightly, expect better of Football Weekly (and the Guardian).
