By KBC Associate 
The stage is set for a mouth-watering Champions League final as Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan go head-to-head at the Allianz Arena in Munich tonight.
It’s a clash brimming with history, redemption, and the tantalising prospect of a new dawn for either club.
Inter’s road to the final saw them edge past Barcelona in the semis after dispatching Bayern Munich and Feyenoord in earlier rounds.
PSG, meanwhile, overcame Arsenal in a thrilling semi-final and edged out Aston Villa and Liverpool previously to book their spot.
With both sides carrying the weight of ambition going into the biggest game in the regular football calendar, this final promises to be a classic.
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Inter Milan: A chance at redemption
For Inter Milan, the memories of 2023’s heartbreak in Istanbul, when they fell 1-0 to Manchester City, are still raw. But under Simone Inzaghi, this campaign has been about resilience and rekindling the club’s rich European pedigree.
Domestically, Inter came so close in Serie A, missing out on the Scudetto to Antonio Conte’s Napoli after winning the title in 2023-24.
Yet, for many Nerazzurri fans, the focus has been on securing a first Champions League title since that legendary treble in 2010.
For Inzaghi, Saturday’s showdown is a shot at immortality. Victory would see him move alongside the likes of Jose Mourinho on the wall of fame.
His tactical flexibility and trust his squad has made Inter a formidable foe, one PSG will be wary of coming into the match.
PSG: Finally ready to conquer Europe?
For all their domestic dominance, PSG’s European record has long been a source of frustration.
Runners-up in 2020 and semi-finalists in 2021, they have threatened but never truly delivered. This year, though, feels different.
Luis Enrique’s arrival has brought balance and cohesion to a squad packed with talent.
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PSG retained their Ligue 1 title with 84 points, scoring 92 goals along the way.
In Europe, they’ve averaged 2.5 goals per game, with Ousmane Dembele, Desire Doue and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia their firepower on route to Munich.
Life after Mbappe
Perhaps most intriguing is how PSG have flourished since parting ways with Kylian Mbappe last summer.
Seeing their talisman head to Real Madrid was controversial, but it has liberated the squad.
Without Mbappe, Enrique’s team has developed a more collective style, moving away from the reliance on individual brilliance.
Players like and Bradley Barcola Vitinha have stepped up, while Dembele has found a new lease of life.
PSG’s pressing and possession-based approach have made them more unpredictable and harder to break down, an evolution that could finally propel them to European glory.
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A final for the ages
With Inter’s thirst for redemption and PSG’s hunger to finally conquer Europe, the 2025 Champions League final promises to be a thriller.
Both sides are stacked with talent, tactically brilliant managers, and the weight of history urging them on.
As the sun sets over the Allianz Arena, it will be anyone’s trophy to claim.
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