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ALL eyes will be on the Allianz as PSG take on Inter Milan in TONIGHT’S mouthwatering Champions League final – and the action unfolds soon!The French giants broke Arsenal hearts to book their spot in this showpiece match by impressively beating the Gunners 3-1 over two thrilling legs.And PSG will be hoping they can end years of Champions League misery by finally getting their hands on the one trophy that they desire most.However, they face a dogged Inter side who overcame Barcelona in an all-time classic semi-final, having won 7-6 on aggregate courtesy of a Davide Frattesi stoppage-time winner.Whoever comes out on top will go on to face Europa League champions Tottenham in the Super Cup.Kick-off time: 8pm BSTFREE live stream: discovery+TV channel: TNT Sports 1PSG starting team: To follow…Inter starting team: To follow…BEST ONLINE CASINOS – TOP SITES IN THE UKFollow ALL the action from the Champions League final with our live below…How Inter could line-upWe expect Simone Inzaghi to start with the same eleven that started both legs of the semi-final.Many of Inter’s key players were rested for their final Serie A match of the season at Como.Martinez, Mkhitaryan, Barella, Bastoni, Acerbi, Thuram and Dumfries didn’t start.Copy linkCopiedHow PSG could line-upOusmane Dembele is expected to lead the line this evening, but Luis Enrique will have a decision to make on the right wing.Khvicha Kvaratskhelia will almost certainly start on the left, meaning Bradley Barcola and Desire Doue will be battling for the spot on the right.Barcola scored two in last weekend’s 3-0 win over Reims in the French Cup final.Due to his impressive brace, we think Enrique will start the former Lyon man.Copy linkCopiedAllianz Arena been renamed for the Champions League finalBayern Munich’s home ground – the Allianz Arena – will have a new name for the 2025 Champions League final.Their ground will be renamed the “Munich Football Arena” for the HUGE clash between Inter and PSG.This is because of Uefa regulations, which state the home club must provide a “clean stadium” for fixtures.This means there must be no branding or sponsor in the name of the stadium during the Uefa competitions.The regulation has also seen Arsenal have to rename the Emirates whilst in the Champions League.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedMan in the middleIstvan Kovacs will be taking charge of the match tonight.The 40-year-old Romanian has been an international referee since 2010 and will be officiating his third Uefa final.It follows his appointment for the 2024 Europa League final between Atalanta and Bayer Leverkusen and the 2022 Conference League final between Roma and Feyenoord.He has officiated seven matches in the Champions League this season, including PSG’s penalty shootout win over Liverpool at Anfield.Kovacs hit the headlines in last season’s competition after he sent off Xavi when Barcelona were dumped out of the competition by PSG.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedInter route to the finalInter finished fourth in the group phase after picking up six wins and a draw in their eight matches.That included a solid 0-0 draw away at Man City and a 1-0 win over Arsenal, which meant they automatically qualified for the last 16.Simone Inzaghi’s team have been similarly fantastic in the KO stages, starting with a 4-1 aggregate win over Feyenoord.That was followed by a superb 4-3 aggregate win over Bayern in the quarters.The Nerazzuri then won what will go down as one of the greatest Champions League ties EVER against Barcelona.The 7-6 aggregate win saw Inter nearly throw away the tie before Francesco Acerbi scored a 93rd-minute goal to force extra-time and Davide Frattesi score a sensational winner.Copy linkCopiedInzaghi ahead of Champions League finalSimone Inzaghi will be hoping his side can go one better than the 2023 Champions League, when they lost 1-0 to Manchester City.Speaking ahead of the showpiece match, he said: “We’ve made it this far and don’t want to stop now.“We have to step onto the pitch with the determination and desire to win this match. We’ll play it our way, with the qualities that brought us here. “The journey we’ve been on, full of challenges, gives us great belief. We’ve made it this far and don’t want to stop now.”Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedPSG route to the finalPSG have been the form team of the knockout stages but struggled in the group phase.But they won only four of their eight matches to finish 15th and needed to play in the knockout play-off.Luis Enrique’s side beat Ligue 1 rivals Brest 10-0 on aggregate in the knockout phase and then beat Premier League champions Liverpool on penalties at Anfield.The Reds were one of THREE English teams PSG beat on the way to the final, with a close call against Aston Villa then followed by two excellent performances against Arsenal in the semis.Copy linkCopiedInter team newsBenjamin Pavard is a doubt for the Italians but will likely be fit enough for a return to Munich.Piotr Zielinski’s availability is also uncertain, like the Frenchman, he was involved in training this week.Lautaro Martínez hasn’t featured since Inter’s semi-final second leg win over Barcelona and will be raring to go this evening.Credit: GettyCopy linkCopiedAtmosphere buildingCredit: PACredit: GettyCopy linkCopiedPSG team newsOusmane Dembele is expected to start this evening in Munich after being only fit enough for the bench in the semi-final second leg at Arsenal.The winger is set to replace either Bradley Barcola or Desire Doue in the front line.Luis Enrique may opt to keep Barcola in the 11 after his brace against Reims in the French Cup final last weekend.Credit: APCopy linkCopiedThe final countdown!Good afternoon and welcome to SunSport’s LIVE coverage of the Champions League final!We are about five hours away from kick off in Munich but excitement is building in Germany, where Paris Saint-Germain and Inter Milan face off for the most famous trophy in club football.PSG are odds-on favourites for Ol Big Ears but Inter have a much more storied history in the competition.While the French giants are looking for their first European Cup win, Inter could win it for a fourth time.We’ll bring you all the build up before the big kick off at 8pm BST.Credit: APCopy linkCopied More