Arsenal undone by their greatest strength but force PSG to dig deep for Champions League history
Paris Saint-Germain defeated Arsenal in a tense Champions League final that ended in a penalty shootout. Arsenal's Gabriel missed the decisive penalty, costing them the title despite a strong season. This defeat adds emotional complexity to Arsenal's achievements, as they still seek their first Champions League trophy.
- ▪PSG won the Champions League final against Arsenal 4-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw.
- ▪Gabriel missed the crucial penalty that could have secured Arsenal's first Champions League title.
- ▪This defeat marks Arsenal's second appearance in a Champions League final, having previously lost to PSG.
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