History was made in the Champions League final as Paris Saint-Germain joined Celtic in the elite ranks of European Cup winners. Luis Enrique’s team dominated Inter 5-0 to clinch their first-ever European Cup victory and etch their names into the legendary annals of the sport.
PSG’s triumph also secured them the continental Treble, a feat only achieved by a select few including Celtic, known for their historic Lisbon Lions success. The star-studded event in Munich saw the presence of football icons like Thierry Henry and Jamie Carragher, who provided punditry for CBS Sports.
Before the game kicked off, Henry expressed his desire for PSG to win for France to have another Champions League winner, apart from Marseille. However, Carragher was doubtful about countries like France, Scotland, former Yugoslavia, and Romania producing future champions.
Henry disagreed with Carragher’s statements, emphasizing that France, a powerhouse of the football world, deserved more than just one European Cup victory. The conversation between the two legends highlighted the disparity in champions produced by different nations, with Spain leading the pack.
While Celtic fans have come to terms with the unlikelihood of further Champions League success, their past triumph remains a significant chapter in the club’s history. The night belonged to PSG as they secured their place among the elite European Cup winners, marking a historic moment in the world of football.
