Paris Saint-Germain Beat Arsenal On Penalties To Lift UEFA Champions League Trophy
Paris Saint-Germain are the UEFA Champions League winners for the second time in a row after defeating Arsenal in the final on penalties (4-3), following a 1-1 draw that forced the game into extra time. Arsenal had never won the UEFA Champions League in its history. The farthest they have reached was the final under former manager Arsene Wenger in 2006, losing on both occasions they reached the final. They had led in the first half, with Kai Havertz's opening goal before PSG leveled from a penalty drawn from Cristhian Mosquera's tackle. Havertz broke loose in the centre, latching onto a ball that ricocheted off Leandro Trossard and blasting the ball into the top of the net in the fifth minute. Midway through the second half, Ousmane Debele converted the penalty awarded for Mosquera's tackle on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. As the scoreline remained even through the extra time, the game was decided on penalties. Eberechi Eze missed his penalty, and David Raya saved Nuno...
