Fifty-five years after two European capitals last met on football's grandest stage, Paris and London converge once more in the Champions League final. PSG and Arsenal carry with them not only the ambitions of their clubs but the weight of cities that have long considered themselves centers of the world. For Arsenal's Mikel Arteta, a Premier League title already secured this season is not enough — the one absence on the cabinet defines the evening. What unfolds is less a match than a reckoning between two visions of modern football's purpose.
PSG faces Arsenal in historic Champions League final between European capitals
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