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Oti Rubben

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THE FIVE WORST CHAMPIONS LEAGUE FINALS SINCE 1992

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The UEFA Champions League final is consistently the best football game since it pits the two best teams in the competition against one another. 

The magnitude of the occasion and the stakes encourage both teams to become too cautious, which makes the game boring. 

We'll examine the five worst UCL championship games since 1992 today. 

 

Tottenham was defeated 2-0 by Liverpool (2019) 

 

Nearly 63,000 spectators in Spain's Wanda Metropolitano stadium and millions more across the world struggled with sleep as Liverpool defeated Tottenham in the 2019 UCL final. 

The all-English final between two attack-oriented teams, aside from the outcome, fell short of all anticipation.

Although it had its moments on the way to Inter Milan's 2-0 win, the final at the Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid lacked the customary Spanish flair. 

Diego Milito scored in each half by taking advantage of Daniel Van Buyten's defensive mistakes, but there wasn't much else for non-Inter supporters to yell about. 

 

Juventus loses to Real Madrid 1-0. (1998) 

 

At the Amsterdam Arena in the Netherlands, Real Madrid and Juventus played a football match in front of 48,500 eager spectators while Bayern and PSG enjoyed the benefit of an empty stadium. 

Despite the fact that both teams' rosters feature some of the greatest players in the history of the sport, 

With numerous missed long-range attempts and some extremely difficult tackles, the championship game never really got going. 

Predrag Mijatovic's fortunate goal after 66 minutes decided the match. Surprisingly, there were no red cards issued, but there were six yellow cards. 

 

Paris Saint-Germain was defeated 1-0 by Bayern Munich (2020) 

 

The "Covid final" between Bayern Munich and PSG took place in the Estadio Da Luz in Lisbon, Portugal. 

The world was simply relieved to have football back after months of lockdown and inactivity. It was the epitome of epidemic football, with no atmosphere either in the stands or on the field. 

The game's most thrilling moment came after 59 minutes when Kingsley Coman scored the game's lone goal.The champions were Bayern Munich.

 

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