“We’re not done yet” – PSG empire stands, as they promise more
One year ago, Paris Saint-Germain steamrolled Inter in the Champions League final, leaving no doubt about the identity of Europe’s best team. This time, however, the challenge was far greater.Arsenal arrived armed with the tactical blueprint that had finally ended their 22-year wait for a Premier League title. Mikel Arteta’s side frustrated PSG for long stretches and pushed the French champions to their limits, but they ultimately fell short of claiming the first European crown in the club’s history.Instead, the night belonged to Paris once again.And to Luis Enrique.No humans can beat Saints! PSG defend Champions League crown after shocking penalty dramaBy leading PSG to a second consecutive Champions League title, the Spaniard secured his place among football’s most exclusive company. He became just the fifth manager ever to win Europe’s premier club competition three or more times, joining Carlo Ancelotti, Bob Paisley, Zinedine Zidane and Pep Guardiola.”It feels even better than last..