Quote from: Arenga pinnata on Today at 05:28:23 AM

Quote from: Adbitco on May 20, 2025, 05:22:02 PM

Yeah, PSG has been so exceptional this season, not in League 1 though because that's a normal thing for them. In the Champions League they've been superb in it. Yeah, PSG didn't start the competition on a good note and were dropped to 24th on the table at a time and had to fight for a place in the qualification phase. From that moment on, PSG has been unstoppable, the finals is really going to be a banger between PSG and Inter Milan.

After PSG struggled in the play-off round, PSG has since become a team that is difficult to stop. His performance has improved rapidly in the Champions League. In fact, we saw that 3 strong teams from the Premier League were unable to stop PSG in the Champions League. Both Liverpool, Aston Villa and even Arsenal also failed in the Champions League because they lost to PSG. So Inter Milan really has to make really thorough preparations to face PSG. because PSG could make Inter Milan's defense overwhelmed. Because PSG's very aggressive style of play will definitely be difficult to stop.

But Inter Milan was also a solid team from the start. Inter Milan, which even managed to beat the Laliga and Bundesliga champions, namely Barcelona and Bayern Munich, will certainly also make it difficult for PSG. So we can say that both teams are in their best performance in the Champions League. And it will be difficult to decide which one to favourite.

With this final, the thing is not only form. PSG suffers from remaining trauma from late collapses. Real Madrid 2022 and Barcelona 2017. In major games, they have given several conceded after the 75th minute. Inter? They have been toughened for combat. The ultimate loss to Man City last 2 year shaped their whole character last year. Now they’ve got eight clean sheets this UCL and barely ever panic, even when trailing

Nobody is discussing the age gap. That makes no sense to me. PSG average 23.8 years; Inter's core is 29.5. Early on, PSG might seem faster and sharper; but, Inter's DNA gives them the edge when it comes time for a test of nerve (penalties, deep blocks, set pieces). Though both teams are peaking, the actual decider might not be skill. It might be memory. And Inter’s got fewer ghosts