Just saw UEFA president Aleksander Ceferin is all praises for Hungary after they hosted the Champions League final in Budapest . And honestly,it's good to see the organizers getting this kind of recognition.
He actually sent a letter to Sandor Csanyi,who is president of Hungarian Football Federation . In it Ceferin said,“The success experienced in Budapest was no accident. It was the result of years of hard work,unwavering dedication and meticulous preparation” . So this wasn't just some casual compliment.
And he's not wrong ah . The whole event looked so well managed. Puskas Arena was just perfect backdrop for such huge match. You can really see the development in Hungarian football infrastructure.
Few key things from this whole thing:
- Ceferin praised Hungary's meticulous planning for the final.
- Puskas Arena's world-class facilities were called fitting venue.
- final itself was a huge success,ending with PSG's historic victory.
But that final on May 30 was something else entirely . Paris Saint-Germain defeating Arsenal 5-4 in a penalty shootout… talk about drama .
That win means PSG defended their title,which is a massive deal . It's their second Champions League title in row . They are also first French club to do this twice. Just solidifying their dominance rn.
And tbh,this PSG team under Luis Enrique has been on fire this European season.
They scored a crazy 45 goals total in the Champions League . That's an average of 2.8 goals per match. Only FC Barcelona has ever scored more in a single edition,which is just wild to think about.
It really feels like PSG has built something special . The praise for Hungary is deserved,but story on the pitch was all about PSG's power.
Makes you wonder if anyone can even come close to stopping them next season…
