FLASH
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The Champions League final is unblocked. PSG punishes Inter. The French champions unblocked the match in the 12th minute. Hakimi meori a great ball in the area and with the empty goal he had no difficulty scoring, with the Moroccan not celebrating out of respect.
Due thought about doubling the score in the 20th minute after a 'killer' counterattack with Dembele's assist.
The French will aim to grab the first trophy in their history, while Inter seeks to repeat the success of 15 years ago and reach 4 Champions League trophies.
PSG won the championship and the French Cup and if they also win the Champions League, they will end the season with a seasonal treble. While Inter aims to end the season with its only trophy.
This match will be refereed by Romanian referee, Istvan Kovaks.
For the first time, PSG's money has been accompanied by a clear sporting vision. Luis Enrique has taken the "brakes" of direction and brought the turn that the Parisian club needed. Verratti, Neymar, Messi and Mbappe have left. In their place, the team has been filled with eager and energetic youngsters, led by a reborn Dembele, who is now in the running for the "Ballon d'Or". A surprising transformation from Barça's "sleeper" to a decisive striker.
Luis Enrique is seeking his second Champions League title as a coach, after the one he won with Barcelona in 2015, also in Germany, also against an Italian team. He boasts a perfect record: he has won all 10 finals he has played in at club level as a coach. The only defeat was to France in the Nations League final with Spain.
Today, PSG has the best formation available, with Due, Dembele and Kvaratshelia in attack, a more reliable trio than the one with Barkola.
Inter have no shortage and, as in the Istanbul final against Manchester City two years ago, represent the strength of tradition. The Blues are the embodiment of those who do not want to see clubs created by petrodollars win.
The problem? Inter arrives in this final tired and shaken. More precisely, it comes eliminated by Milan in the final of the Italian Cup, has lost the Serie A title "in xtremis" to Napoli and has hung the fate of the entire season on this last battle.
Simone Inzaghi, however, is a specialist in knockout matches. He eliminated Barca and Bayern in the last two rounds (quarter-finals and semi-finals), and gave Manchester City a very difficult final in 2023. Seven players remain from that squad; including Lautaro Martinez, the most dangerous striker of the Nerazzurri, who is accompanied by the classic Italian defense and the invincible mentality of Inter.
Tonight, in Munich, Europe will decide. The young rich versus the traditional giants. The newcomers versus the "veterans". Millions versus medals. The Champions command, the Champions rewrite history. PSG or Inter, who will triumph?
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