PSG, Inter Milan Meet First Time in Champions League Final Munich

The UEFA Champions League final will feature Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) meeting in an official competitive match for the first time, held at the Allianz Arena in Munich. PSG is aiming for its first European Cup after defeating top English clubs Liverpool, Aston Villa, and Arsenal to reach the final, while Inter seeks its fourth title after eliminating Feyenoord, Bayern Munich, and Barcelona. Historically, French clubs have had limited success in major European finals, with only one Champions League win by Marseille in 1993, the last time a final was held in Munich. This season, Inter has scored 26 Champions League goals, matching their record from 2002-03, and has rarely fallen behind in matches, while PSG has achieved its highest number of wins and goals in a single European campaign. Both clubs are poised to continue notable performances, with the final marking only the second Champions League final between an Italian and a French side. CNN and BBC provide live coverage and detailed analysis leading up to the match.