PSG will face Inter in the decisive match of the UEFA Champions League!

The day before this success, Inter beat Barcelona 4-3 in extra time, finishing the two-legged tie with an aggregate score of 7-6. Thus, both finalists were determined after exciting semi-finals.

The culmination of the prestigious European tournament will take place at the Arena Munich stadium in Germany on May 31, where PSG will face Inter. This event promises to be unforgettable for all football fans, because the two strongest teams of the continent will take to the field. Tickets for the final are best purchased in advance, since fans from all over the world will fill the stands of the German stadium.

In the return semi-final, Enrique's team beat the vice-champion of England Arsenal with a score of 2-1 on their home field in Paris. Spanish midfielder Fabian Ruiz opened the scoring in the 27th minute. In the 69th minute, the Portuguese PSG player failed to convert a penalty against goalkeeper Vitani. However, Achraf Hakimi increased the hosts' advantage in the 72nd minute, before Bukayo Saka reduced the deficit in the 76th.

Last year, Spanish Real Madrid won the Champions League, beating German Borussia Dortmund with a score of 2:0. However, this season, the Madrid team could not even reach the semi-finals. Many consider PSG to be the favorites of the upcoming final. Luis Enrique's team has demonstrated excellent physical shape and stable results. This is the second time that Enrique has led his team to the Champions League final: he previously won this tournament with Barcelona, ​​​​who beat Juventus. Despite the departure of key player Kylian Mbappe to the Madrid club, the Parisians managed to reach the final.

Previously, PSG and Inter have only met in friendly matches and have never met in official European Cup arenas. Enrique's charges can become the only team in Europe to win all four major club tournaments - the national championship, the Cup, the Super Cup and the Eurocup. They already have the Super Cup and the championship under their belt.

For the first time in five years, not a single team from England or Spain has reached the Champions League final, which adds intrigue to the fight for the title of the best club in Europe!