"No other Bayern success has been as well-deserved in the BL as it is now." - press coverage

Germany:

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"After Jupp Heynckes' Super-Bayern win in 2013, Hansi Flick's Mega-Bayern has now won. Munich is the second team after Barcelona to triple for the second time."

Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung:

"No other Bayern success has been as well-deserved in the BL as it is now. And the tripling is primarily due to the work of head coach Hansi Flick."

The press:

"Bayern Munich beat the PSG 1-0 in the Champions League final and was able to triple. The gold goal is named after Kingsley Coman."

France:

L'Équipe:

"Neymar was disappointing, Neuer was gigantic. The Brazilian missed his chances, while the German goalkeeper played a big role in Bayern defeating the PSG."

El País:

"Bayern reigns in Europe again. The most recent winner, Bayern Munich, in 2013, used its vast experience against PSG and reaped the sixth BL triumph in its history."

Le Parisien:

"After an acceptable first half, Neymar and the whole team lost their hold. It wasn't the final of the Brazilian star. The genius, who seemed almost supernatural in the recent matches, has now become human again. Many of us trusted his talent and most hoped that the gods of football will stand by PSG this time. The awakening is painful. "

Midi Libre:

"The dream is over. Like Saint-Étienne, like Olympique Marseille, and many others before them, PSG lost the first BL final in its history. Bayern used the experience it had gained in big matches like this. The Bavarians they won their sixth BL title with surgical precision, ball possession superiority and realistic play, confirming that they had traveled as a chance to the final in Lisbon. "

Liberation:

"Despite a lively first half, the Paris club left the field at a loss on Sunday night and still have to wait to win the most prestigious trophy in European football."

Italy:

Gazzetta dello Sport:

"This final confirmed Bayern's absolute superiority: previously, no team has managed to win every single BL match, from the start of the group stage to the finals. At the end of the season, which was interrupted and then restarted due to the coronavirus epidemic, Hans-Dieter Flick , the man who tidied up Bayern Munich after Niko Kovac left and led the band to heights like Jupp Heynckes before. In the finals, Kingsley Coman 's hair and Manuel Neuer' s goalkeeper gloves became the protagonists, and they ultimately decided. "

Spain:

Mundo Deportivo:

"Bayern sank the PSG and made the triple. In a not-so-memorable final, Coman's goal in the 59th minute was decided, while Neymar and Mbappé always hit Neuer whenever the situation was in position. The German goalkeeper is Bayern's guarantee for the goal-free opponent."

Marca:

"Reigning Bayern! The Munichers are the kings of Europe. The victory required a football player from Paris, a former PSG player, Coman. This evening was neither Mbappe's nor Neymar's, they were disappeared by the Germans as if they were unknown players."

Dig:

"PSG has no place among the selectors, which can be entered not with money, but with, for example, a march that Bayern completed. With Coman's goal, Bayern won the sixth BL trophy in history."

La Vanguardia:

"Neuer neutralized Neymar and Kylian Mbappé couldn't prove his reputation. None of the PSG stars managed to make a lasting one tonight."

Austria:

Courier:

"He became the hero of the finale without getting too much attention before. Kingsley Coman, Bayern head coach, surprisedly marked him as the starter, and this draw proved to be worthwhile. Coman regularly caused problems for the PSG defense on the left, and after a pause, he arrived well to pass Joshua Kimmich and scored all the decisive hits with his head. "

Switzerland:

Tagesanzeiger:

"There is hardly a more deserving victory than that. The Munich have won all 11 of their games and scored 43 goals in these, making Manchester United the first team to win the BL unbeaten after 2007/2008. The Bavarians still have the coronavirus nor could he stop it: they have won all 15 of their betting matches since the May restart ".

United States:

The Washington Post:

"Kingsley Coman, a Paris-born former PSG player, scored early in the second half and then brilliant goalkeeper Manuel Neuer ensured Bayern's advantage was maintained until the blowout."

The New York Times:

"Bayern was a shade better in the final because they had all the skills to turn the game to their advantage."

ESPN:

"Bayern Munich deservedly became a BL winner, in fact, a team that can even be loved. It's something not all of the former Bayern bands can say about themselves."

(Source: Source: sportrajongo.hu, mti / Photo: pixabay)