50-year-old 'newcomers' PSG finally make the biggest stage


Soccer Football - Champions League - Final - Bayern Munich v Paris St Germain Previews - Lisbon, Portugal - August 21, 2020 General view outside the Estadio da Luz ahead of the final REUTERS/Matthew Childs

LISBON (Reuters) - The Champions League final between Bayern Munich and Paris St Germain on Sunday is a clash of two of the modern giants of the European game but in terms of footballing history, it is the French club who are the relative newcomers.

For not only will this be PSG's first final in the competition, it comes 11 days after they celebrated only their 50th anniversary as a club.

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