PSG defeats Arsenal on penalties, Havertz's goal not enough
Paris Saint-Germain retained the Champions League title, defeating Arsenal on penalties in Saturday's final in Budapest. The match finished 1:1 after regulation time, with the London club taking the lead as early as the 5th minute through Kai Havertz, before Ousmane Dembélé equalized from the penalty spot in the 64th minute. Spiegel.de ↗
Arsenal relied on a solid defense against the title holders and managed to contain the Parisian team's offensive strength. Havertz once again found the net in a Champions League final, adding another final goal after his decisive strike in 2021. However, even his early goal did not bring the London club its first triumph in the most prestigious European club competition. Tagesspiegel ↗
The decision came only in the shootout. Arsenal missed twice in it, with the key moment occurring when defender Gabriel failed to convert his attempt. British media described his miss as a cruel blow for one of Arsenal's standout players. The London club also had complaints about the performance of German referee Daniel Siebert during the match. BBC News ↗
PSG became only the second team to win the Champions League twice in a row. Coach Luis Enrique confirmed the Parisian side's position at the top of European club football. Following the disappointment of the final, Havertz is now looking ahead to the World Cup and expressed great anticipation for the tournament. Le Figaro ↗
Arsenal relied on a solid defense against the title holders and managed to contain the Parisian team's offensive strength. Havertz once again found the net in a Champions League final, adding another final goal after his decisive strike in 2021. However, even his early goal did not bring the London club its first triumph in the most prestigious European club competition. Tagesspiegel ↗
The decision came only in the shootout. Arsenal missed twice in it, with the key moment occurring when defender Gabriel failed to convert his attempt. British media described his miss as a cruel blow for one of Arsenal's standout players. The London club also had complaints about the performance of German referee Daniel Siebert during the match. BBC News ↗
PSG became only the second team to win the Champions League twice in a row. Coach Luis Enrique confirmed the Parisian side's position at the top of European club football. Following the disappointment of the final, Havertz is now looking ahead to the World Cup and expressed great anticipation for the tournament. Le Figaro ↗
👤
Statement pattern
Anthony Albanese:
5× statement
in the past 12 months
-
— „inacceptable"
-
— „extreme concern"
-
— „disappointment"Mentioned in articles: OpenAI agent prenikol na austrálsky vládny portál Medicare, O čom píše Česko: Macinka dostal od Babiša ultimátum, minister Tejc če…, Ferrari v Monze zlyhalo, Hamilton žiada zmeny a Mercedes oslavuje, Gasly získal v Monze prvú pole position v kariére, Zapletalová skončila vo finále Diamantovej ligy druhá
-
— „way too long"
-
— „all of the above"Mentioned in articles: Play-off pending? How draw at Etihad could set up thrilling finale
This summary was generated by artificial intelligence. It may contain inaccuracies. Please verify information in the original sources below.
Sources (17)
Pressestimmen zum Champions-League-Finale: „Ein Doppelpack für die Geschichtsbücher“
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
| 21:54 30.05.
PSG gewinnt in Elfmeter-Thriller gegen Arsenal die Champions League
Der Standard
| 21:31 30.05.
Paris Saint-Germain gewinnt Champions League nach Elfmeterschießen
Die Zeit
| 21:02 30.05.
Titel gegen Arsenal verteidigt: PSG ist erneut Champions-League-Sieger
Tagesspiegel
| 21:01 30.05.
Fußball: Havertz spürt riesige WM-Vorfreude: „Kann es kaum erwarten“
Tagesspiegel
| 04:23 31.05.
Fußball: Havertz spürt riesige WM-Vorfreude: «Kann es kaum erwarten»
Die Zeit
| 04:22 31.05.
Elnyelte a budapesti éjszaka a szurkolókat a BL-döntő után
Telex
| 23:59 30.05.
Champions League: Paris Saint-Germain gewinnt Finale gegen Arsenal nach Elfmeterschießen
Spiegel.de
| 22:33 30.05.
Halbzeitpfiff beim Eckball – Deutscher Schiedsrichter beendet Arsenals Zeitspiel
Welt
| 19:16 30.05.
Fußball-Champions-League: Wieder Final-Tor: Havertz sorgt für deutsche Premiere
Die Zeit
| 19:06 30.05.
Why crucial penalty miss was 'cruel blow' for Arsenal standout Gabriel
BBC News
| 00:23 31.05.
Finale der Champions League: Paris beherrscht den Kontinent
Sueddeutsche Zeitung
| 21:36 30.05.
El PSG aplica la pena máxima al Arsenal y conquista su segunda Champions consecutiva
El Mundo
| 21:08 30.05.
Tizenegyesekkel védte meg BL-címét a PSG, az Arsenal kétszer hibázott a budapesti döntőben
Telex
| 21:04 30.05.
Havertz' Tor reicht nicht: Paris Saint-Germain verteidigt CL-Titel im Elfmeter-Drama
n-tv
| 21:00 30.05.
Fußball-Champions-League: Wieder Final-Tor: Havertz sorgt für deutsche Premiere
Tagesspiegel
| 19:08 30.05.
Champions League: Havertz-Tor reicht nicht: PSG-Triumph im Elfmeter-Krimi
Die Zeit
| 21:00 30.05.
🔥 You might also like
📰
Sports
Bayern eliminated in semifinal, PSG advances to Champions League final, refereeing decisions spark anger
Paris Saint-Germain qualified for the Champions League final after eliminating Bayern Munich in the semifinal second leg, played on Tuesday in Munich...
📰
Sports
Bayern knocked out in Champions League semifinal, PSG advance to final after 1:1 draw
Paris Saint-Germain qualified for the Champions League final after a 1:1 draw away to FC Bayern Munich in the semifinal second leg. The French team secured...
Football
Monaco defeats PSG and leads French league
Monaco won 2:1 at Paris Saint-Germain on Friday evening and after three rounds took the lead in French Ligue 1. The principality club thus recorded...
© HotInfo
Geographic locations
From our newsroom original
All →
Babiš defends budget deficit ahead of no-confidence vote

Dobrindt wants to strengthen Frontex and speed up migrant returns

White House excludes CNN from Trump's trip aboard Air Force One
Leo XIV Celebrated Mass in Paris for 700,000 People

Aleksandar Vučić Announces Departure from the Presidency

What Slovakia is writing about: The General Prosecutor’s Office closes the MiG case, Fico calls a press conference against Žilinka. The coalition recalculates its MPs

French publishers grapple with their first AI scandal. There is no proof yet, but the author’s old texts contain sentences taken from elsewhere

René Benko's Two-and-a-Half-Year Sentence for Fraudulent Bankruptcy Is Final. Neither Prosecution nor Defense Appealed