Is the Champions League stable in Paris Grande? Munich s new champion law blessed, with 100% accuracy, Inter Milan be careful

After a series of exciting duels, the Champions League this season has finally arrived at the final stage. At the Allianz Stadium, the young Paris Saint-Germain will challenge the veteran giant Inter Milan. Major media and fans also gave different opinions on the prediction of this game. Some believe that Paris Saint-Germain, which is strong at the offensive end, will defeat Inter Milan and win the championship. At the same time, another part of the view believes that the experienced Inter Milan will reach the end with its tenacious will.

However, among them, there is a very accurate law of championship standing on Paris Saint-Germain. If it can continue to come true, Paris Saint-Germain will win the Champions League at Allianz Stadium. Why so sure? Because this rule starts with Munich, where the final venue is located. The Champions League final has always been selected to host the finals in different years. The city of Munich has hosted the Champions League finals four times in the past, and this year is the fifth time.

In the past four Champions League finals at the Munich stadium, a new Champions League winner has been born in every game, and there has never been an exception. As long as the team that has won the Champions League in the history of the team did not win in the finals in Munich, this is undoubtedly very exaggerated. First, Munich held the Champions League final for the first time in the 1978-79 season. The stadium hosted that year was the Olympic Stadium in Munich, when Nottingham Forest faced Malmö. At that time, Malmo had already won the Champions League, but Nottingham Forest was still a dark horse team. In the end, Nottingham Forest, who came from the Premier League, defeated his opponent 1-0 and won the first Champions League championship in team history.

Then in the 1992-93 season, it was the Olympic Stadium in Munich, with the two sides against Ligue 1 teams Marseille and AC Milan. As a veteran giant, AC Milan has been favored before the game. But they lost to Marseille, with the score also being 1:0. Marseille won the first Champions League in the team's history and even the entire Ligue 1 history. If you still think it is a coincidence when you see this, then look at the 1996-97 season, which is also the Olympic Stadium in Munich. The two sides against Dortmund and Juventus were Dortmund and Juventus. It goes without saying what level Juventus was in the 1990s, and Dortmund was just an ordinary strong team in the Champions League at that time. In the end, Dortmund defeated Juventus 3-1 and won the first Champions League championship in team history. After this game, the Hornets joined the ranks of the Champions League champion club, which is also a script for the new team to defeat the old-fashioned giants. The most recent one was in the 2011-12 season. At the Allianz Stadium in Munich, Bayern faces Chelsea at home. The two sides fought 1:1 in the regular stage, and Chelsea finally defeated Bayern 4:3 in the penalty shootout.

So far, Chelsea also won the first Champions League trophy in team history, and they officially entered the ranks of the first-tier giants. Bayern suffered a tragic defeat at home, and the new team won the championship four times in a row. Even Bayern, the strongest club in Munich, cannot break this curse, which is indeed a bit accurate and terrifying. This time, Munich held the Champions League final again, and the composition of the two sides still conforms to the above rules. On one side is the quasi-giant team Paris Saint-Germain, who have never won the Champions League trophy before. On the other hand, there is the well-established veteran giant Inter Milan, who has won the Champions League three times in history.

This seems to indicate the reappearance of the previous Munich final law. Will it be the new Champions League champion defeating the old giants? Objectively speaking, although the law of the new champion held in Munich is as accurate as 100%. But everything is possible on the football field. Inter Milan, which has been ups and downs for many years, will still launch an attack on the championship this time. I wonder if the PSG players are ready to deal with it. What do you think about this?