PORTO, Portugal (Reuters) - After a season in which Europe's traditional powerhouses stumbled, Saturday's Champions League final between Manchester City and Chelsea is a showcase for the contemporary dominance of England's Premier League.
Neither club can boast a rich pedigree at this level -- City are making their debut on this stage while Chelsea will be featuring in their third Champions League final, having won the competition in 2012.
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