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BUDAPEST, Hungary (AFP) — It is said that opposites attract and Paris Saint-Germain’s irresistible attack propelled them into Saturday’s intriguing Champions League final clash against a tight-fisted Arsenal side in Budapest.
PSG coach Luis Enrique said that there were “no favourites” going into the final against Mikel Arteta’s Premier League champions, and insisted that the devil will be “in the details”.
While the bookmakers do classify the Ligue 1 winners as favourites, they also suggest that this is the hardest final to call since 2018, when Real Madrid beat Liverpool.
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