Inter will face Paris Saint-Germain in the 2025 edition of the UEFA Champions League final.
It only marks the second time in the 69 years of European Cup history that the Italian and French teams will face in the trophy, after the 1993 final, when Marseille beat AC Milan.
Inter were the last European champions crowned in 2010, but competed in the final until 2023, while PSG still has to enjoy this honor, its only previous final appearance came in 2020.
Nerazzurri saw Barcelona in a semi -final pulse that finished 7-6 as a whole And it required a next hour to finally decide the second stage. They sought to go out to the penultimate obstacle, after Barcelona had staged a almighty comeback in San Siro, only for an equalizing stoppage of the defender Francesco Acerbi, following Davide Frattesi in the extension.
PSG had an easier time against Arsenal in the other semifinal, although the French giants were very inclined to goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma sometimes to keep the artillers enough at bay. The overall line of the total score was 3-1 in favor of PSG, with the goal of Arsenal the last one that came in.
The Champions League final is scheduled for Saturday, May 31, kick off at 21:00 CEST (20:00 BST).
The champion league final this season is being staged in the Arena Allianz of 70,000 capabilities in Munich, coinciding with the 20th anniversary of the stadium.
The final was held at Allianz Arena before, in 2012, when Chelsea won the Bayern Munich against the odds of his own pitch.
The most recent final in Germany was in 2015 when Barcelona won against Juventus to complete a league, a cup and European Treble. This destination expects PSG, already champions of League 1, if they are victorious in the final of the coupe of France against Reims on May 24, one week before addressing Inter.
Tickets for the 2025 Champions League start just € 70After UEFA created a “First First” category exclusively for supporters of each competitor club, of which there are 36,000 in total.
After that, admission increases abruptly. Through the categories, the cheapest ticket available to the general public is € 180 (£ 154), with higher levels marked at € 650 (£ 557) and then € 950 (£ 814).
