The final pits Manchester City against Inter Milan. The days and hours are ticking away till we find out who wins the UCL this season, a very rough season it is. Both clubs have what it takes to be crowned champions, only one club will emerged. City's forward, Erling Haaland, is a proactive player who knows exactly where to position himself for goals, consequently the Nerazzurri's priorities would be to restrain the Norway international and the engine room, Kelvin De Bruyne and Bernardo Silva. Pep Guardiola has been here before, and losing again would be his primary dreaded in his coaching career.
Funny me! On reading the posts on this thread I became upset why you guys should be discussing finals that has been played as if it hasn't been played. I mean I totally forgot that the finals has not been played yet. In my head I had already given Manchester City the Cup but that is silly of me.
Today I was just thinking about football to watch and switching from one channel to another until I stumbled on the under 20 world cup semi finals and I was like after this which one. Now I have been reminded about the Champions League finals, I am very happy I'll have something to watch again this season.
To be fair you are not all that wrong. We do have to wait and see how it will do but we could end up with a much better result if we just wait for it to happen and I think it is going to happen and we will be fine about it. I know that it is not going to end up being all that terrible, we are going to end up with City win, and that is why you felt that way.
Many people said that it will be a boring game that City wins easily, that made people feel like it is not going to be a game to really surprise us. There could even be a situation where City ends up with a good big difference, like how they beat Madrid, which is why that type of feeling probably made you feel like the game has been already played and City already won.