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The PSG-Inter final in Munich breaks a 21-year "tradition", no team from Spain, England and Germany
2025-05-08 21:01:06 / SPORT
The Champions League final between Paris Saint-Germain and Inter, which will be played on May 31 at the Allianz Arena in Munich, marks a historic moment for European football: for the first time in 21 years, no team from the three strongest championships, the Premier League, Bundesliga and La Liga, will be present in the final act of the most prestigious club competition.
To find a similar case, we have to go back in time, to May 26, 2004, when José Mourinho's Porto defeated Monaco 3-0 in the final held in Gelsenkirchen - another German city.
Since then, the Champions League finals have been dominated by Spanish, English and German teams, with Spain winning 10 trophies since 2005, England with 5, Germany with 2 and Italy also with 2 titles: Milan in 2007 and Inter in 2010.
This year's final will be a return to the elite for PSG, who are seeking their first title in history, while Inter are aiming to repeat the success of 2010, when they defeated Bayern 2-0 in Madrid.
Champions League finals from 2004 to date:
2004/05: Liverpool – Milan
2005/06: Barcelona – Arsenal
2006/07: Liverpool – Milan
2007/08: Chelsea – Manchester United
2008/09: Barcelona – Manchester United
2009/10: Inter – Bayern Munich
2010/11: Barcelona – Manchester United
2011/12: Bayern Munich – Chelsea
2012/13: Bayern Munich – Borussia Dortmund
2013/14: Real Madrid – Atletico Madrid
2014/15: Barcelona – Juventus
2015/16: Real Madrid – Atletico Madrid
2016/17: Real Madrid – Juventus
2017/18: Real Madrid – Liverpool
2018/19: Liverpool – Tottenham
2019/20: Bayern Munich – PSG
2020/21: Chelsea – Manchester City
2021/22: Real Madrid – Liverpool
2022/23: Manchester City – Inter
2023/24: Real Madrid – Borussia Dortmund
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