PSG Retains Champions League With 4-3 Shootout Win Over Arsenal

28 articles · Updated · ESPN · May 30

Paris Saint-Germain became only the second club to retain the Champions League, beating Arsenal 4-3 on penalties in Budapest after a 1-1 draw through extra time.
Gabriel Magalhães blazed Arsenal's decisive spot kick over the bar after Ousmane Dembélé had forced extra time with a 65th-minute penalty awarded following a VAR review.
Kai Havertz had put Arsenal ahead early after a defensive error, but the Premier League champions could not end their wait for a first European title despite winning the league this season.
The final was the first Champions League decider to reach a shootout in 10 years, and PSG joined Real Madrid as the only teams to defend the title since the competition's 1992 rebrand.

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