UCL 2020-21

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Chelsea beat City, becomes Champions of Europe

By Anaswara V Rajan

Chelsea FC in a 1-0 win against Manchester City FC crowned the UEFA Champions League.


In Porto's Estadio do Dragao the German footballer Kai Havertz scored the goal against City in the first half in front of 16,500 audience. Havertz's focus evaded goalkeeper Ederson, met the net at 42nd minute of the game secured Chelsea in the first half itself. Havertz was the expensive signing for Chelsea FC this season.

The English Premier League champions City was much impressive, desperately dissappointed not being Champions of Europe. This is a epic victory for Chelsea's manager Thomas Tuchel who was dismissed by PSG despite leading them to won their first Champions League last season. Tuchel lifted the Champions Leauge trophy as he got better of the legend Pep Guardiola. Guardiola failed in the Champions Leauge final, who won it in 2011 with the Spanish giants Barcelona FC. He the legend who won 14 trophies in four years at Barcelona. Unlike Guardiola, Tuchel did not have a mesmerising playing career, is a huge admirer of Pep.


Fuelling his performance throughout the game official Player of the match for the UCL final N'golo Kanté.

Highlights:

*Chelsea won the Champions Leauge for the second time.

*Christian Pulisic become the first American to win Champions League

Photos: Instagram



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