Arsenal supporters queue outside pubs in north London from around 6.30am ahead of today’s Champions League final. Footage shared on social media shows fans forming orderly lines that extend along street corners as they wait for venues to open. The queues reflect early planning by supporters aiming to secure entry and be in place well before kickoff, which is more than ten hours after the first waiting began. Coverage from different outlets describes the same early-morning start and similar scenes of organised snaking lines outside local bars. Both reports frame the gathering as part of match-day preparations, with fans using nearby pubs as meeting points ahead of the final. The accounts do not provide new details about ticketing, security arrangements, or specific pub operators, focusing instead on the timing of the queues and the visible scale of supporters arriving early. The reports present the early waiting as a common feature of big football occasions, highlighting how supporters begin their day far ahead of kick-off.