The Arsenal parade vehicles will be getting going very shortly. Here is a reminder of the route they will be taking.

• The parade will start on Holloway Road from Drayton Park, before continuing east along Seven Sisters Road and down to Blackstock Road, Mount Grove Road and Green Lanes.

• It will then continue south along Petherton Road, Beresford Road, Newington Green Road and Essex Road. It will then turn north at Angel underground station and onto Upper Street.

• Finally, the bus will head towards Highbury and Islington Station and back onto Holloway Road.

• The Emirates Stadium, Drayton Park and the surrounding roads will be closed throughout the parade and will not be accessible to the public.

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Ian Wright was among the Arsenal fans celebrating after their Premier League title was confirmed by Manchester City’s defeat to Bournemouth 10 days or so ago – will he and any other famous faces be out and about today?

Co-chair Josh Kroenke also revealed that Arsenal are pressing ahead with plans to touch up the Emirates Stadium, still a fine facility but already feeling dated in places given the developments in stadium design over the last couple of decades.

The Arsenal fans are beginning to really fill out the streets of north London as they ready themselves for a strange sort of celebration in the wake of Champions League final defeat. There was a time where the Kroenke family might have faced criticism from supporters – not now, as Miguel Delaney explains:

“Back to back” read the message projected on to Budapest’s elegantly historic main train station, Keleti palyaudvar. It was in English, though perhaps it should have been in French, with the faces of Ousmane Dembele and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia beneath the words. It is Paris Saint-Germain who have gone back to back.

Mikel Arteta has insisted that Arsenal will use their Champions League final defeat as “fuel” for the future, with a Premier League trophy parade to come this afternoon.

“First of all, you have to go through that pain, digest it and turn it into fuel to improve and to reach a different level,” he explained last night.

“I will take a few days with my family and then I will start the process to review what we’ve done.

“We will start to make some very important decisions if we want to reach another level “And we’re going to have to show that ambition because we are more than capable of doing it. But it’s going to demand us to be very, very ambitious, very fast and very smart.”

Paris Saint-Germain captain Marquinhos has already set his sights on a Champions League hat-trick.

The Ligue 1 giants ended a string of near-misses to claim their first Champions League crown 12 months ago and made it a double on Saturday night after overcoming Arsenal on penalties in the final.

Of PSG’s 11 starters and five substitutes who played in Budapest, only Brazilian centre-back Marquinhos and Spanish midfielder Fabian Ruiz are in their 30s, with the club boasting one of the youngest squads in Europe.

And Marquinhos wants them to continue making history.

“It’s unbelievable, we are living the dream,” he said in quotes on the club’s website. “We have to keep moving in the right direction to continue to experience these great moments. We have a very young squad, we can win a third in a row.”

After a hectic, long and hot day in Budapest, Miguel Delaney still found time to offer you his thoughts in video form on the 18th consecutive Champions League final he’s been to.

The Prime Minister’s prominence as an Arsenal fan has perhaps been a useful distraction from plotting going on elsewhere in the Labour Party – he sent a message of support to the squad after a disappointing evening.