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PSG edge Arsenal on pens to retain European crown

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Paris Saint-Germain Daily News Roundup
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Paris Saint‑Germain beat Arsenal 1-1, 4-3 on penalties to retain the Champions League, with Luis Enrique calling it a “very high-level final” and praising Warren Zaire-Emery. Vitinha said “we really, really deserved this”, while captain Marquinhos hailed back-to-back titles as “legendary”. Club president Nasser Al-Khelaifi thanked fans and praised Enrique as “the best coach in the world”.

After PSG’s triumph, Joao Neves jibes that Arsenal retreated into a low block and repeatedly went long to Havertz, inviting Paris onto them throughout the final.open

After PSG beat Arsenal to win the Champions League, Al-Khelaifi says Enrique is ‘the best coach in the world’ and is confident he stays, with the Liverpool job vacant after Arne Slot’s exit.open

Hakimi celebrates PSG’s shootout win over Arsenal, says many doubted them, praises subs and his stand-in captaincy, insisting ‘we got the victory and we deserved it’ after a tough final.open

After PSG’s 1-1, 4-3 pens win over Arsenal, Vitinha praises the group, subs who took decisive penalties, and Luis Enrique’s humility mantra, saying ‘we really, really deserved this’ and must keep going.open

Liverpool sack Arne Slot after a poor 2025-26. One key match was a 2-0 first-leg loss at PSG in April, with a cautious setup and no shots on target at the Parc des Princes.open

Arsenal accept they must evolve after losing to PSG on pens. Arteta highlights PSG’s attacking calibre, while the report notes PSG matched the UCL goals record and dominated possession with Arsenal limited to 25% and one shot on target.open

Désiré Doué savours PSG’s 1-1, 4-3 pens win over Arsenal, praising the fans and his composure in the shootout after scoring. He says PSG must stay humble, are young and ambitious, and ‘want more’ history.open

Round-up reaction as PSG beat Arsenal on penalties in the Champions League final.open

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PSG will parade the Champions League on the Champ de Mars from 14:00, visit the Élysée at 18:00, then celebrate at the Parc des Princes from 19:30 with free tickets for season-ticket holders.open

Nasser Al-Khelaifi hails PSG’s back-to-back Champions League triumph over Arsenal, thanks fans and staff, calls Enrique ‘the best coach in the world’, and urges supporters to celebrate responsibly.open

Captain Marquinhos calls back-to-back European titles ‘legendary’, credits Enrique’s half-time tweaks and team spirit, says PSG ‘deserve to experience these moments’ and must stay hungry for more.open

Villa avoid mocking Arsenal after PSG’s shootout win and instead confirm they will face PSG in the UEFA Super Cup in Salzburg.open

Gonçalo Ramos revels in PSG’s back-to-back European crown after beating Arsenal on pens, says he was ready to impact the final from the bench and calls it ‘an incredible day’ for PSG.open

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PSG beat Arsenal 1-1, 4-3 on pens to retain the Champions League. Luis Enrique hails a ‘very high-level final’, admits being ‘very unfair’ to Warren Zaire-Emery, and says PSG will analyse but keep evolving.open

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