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Champions League Final 2026 | Penalty Shootout Full Length | PSG vs. Arsenal | Highlights

PSG back-to-back Champions of Europe 2026 with a thrilling finish on penalties. *** welcome to maratoni http://www.maratoni-fussball.shop Paris Saint-Germain won the 2026 UEFA Champions League final, defeating Arsenal 4–3 on penalties following a tightly contested 1–1 draw after extra time at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest, Hungary. This historic triumph marks the second successive European crown for the French giants, making them the first team since Real Madrid in 2018 to successfully defend the title. Paris Saint-Germain won the 2026 UEFA Champions League final, defeating Arsenal 4–3 on penalties following a tightly contested 1–1 draw after extra time at the Puskás Aréna in Budapest, Hungary. This historic triumph marks the second successive European crown for the French giants, making them the first team since Real Madrid in 2018 to successfully defend the title. Match Summary Details Date May 30, 2026 Stadium Puskás Aréna, Budapest Attendance 61,035 Referee Daniel Siebert (Germany) Player of the Match Vitinha (PSG) Key Match Timeline 6' — Goal! (0–1): Kai Havertz hits the ground running. A Marquinhos clearance defects off Trossard, sending Havertz clear from 40 yards out. He remains perfectly composed to blast it high past keeper Matvei Safonov from a tight angle. 64' — Penalty Concession: Khvicha Kvaratskhelia surges down the left flank into the penalty area and is fouled by a clumsy challenge from Arsenal right-back Cristhian Mosquera. 65' — Goal! (1–1): Ousmane Dembélé steps up to the penalty spot, coolly sending David Raya the wrong way to level the match. 77' — Post! A fierce deflection from a Kvaratskhelia strike is tipped onto the woodwork by Myles Lewis-Skelly, keeping Arsenal alive. 103' — Penalty Drama: Arsenal launch heavy protests for a penalty after Noni Madueke goes down under a challenge from Nuno Mendes. Referee Daniel Siebert dismisses the claim. Both Declan Rice and Mikel Arteta receive yellow cards for their furious reactions. Tactical Narrative Mikel Arteta structured a deeply defensive blueprint, recording just 24.7% possession—the lowest recorded in a Champions League final since Opta data tracking began. This deeply limited the open-space efficacy of PSG’s flying fullbacks. Luis Enrique’s side dictated the tempo with 64% possession, but they found incredible resistance breaking through the central block. Deep into extra time, both clubs substituted their primary attacking options, running on absolute physical exhaustion until the whistle. Penalty Shootout Breakdown PSG went first in the high-stakes shootout under the Budapest night sky: PSG — Gonçalo Ramos (Scores, 1-0) | Arsenal — Viktor Gyökeres (Scores, 1-1) PSG — Désiré Doué (Scores, 2-1) | Arsenal — Eberechi Eze (Misses wide, 2-1) PSG — Nuno Mendes (Saved by Raya, 2-1) | Arsenal — Declan Rice (Scores, 2-2) PSG — Achraf Hakimi (Scores, 3-2) | Arsenal — Gabriel Martinelli (Scores, 3-3) PSG — Lucas Beraldo (Scores, 4-3) | Arsenal — Gabriel Magalhães (Misses over the bar, 4-3) Historical Milestones Elite Managerial Tier: Luis Enrique earned his 3rd Champions League title, joining an exclusive group alongside Bob Paisley, Zinedine Zidane, and Pep Guardiola. Exclusive Final Scorers: Kai Havertz became just the third player in football history to score in a Champions League final for two different clubs (previously with Chelsea in 2021), alongside Cristiano Ronaldo and Mario Mandžukić. Unwanted Record: Arsenal extend their heartbreak as the club with the most matches played in the competition (226) without ever lifting the trophy. #championsleague #ucl #uclfinal2026 #parissaintgermain #arsenalfc #psg #arsenal #football #puskasarena #hungary #budapest #puskás #puskas #fussball #magyarország #highlights #stadiums #groundhopping #travel #vlog #vlogs