Bayern Munich wins the treble and is crowned European Champions for the sixth time.

Bayern Munich’s teamwork and hunger for success catapulted in them winning the UEFA Champions League for a sixth time, after vanquishing Paris Saint Germain.

After beating first-time finalists Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 out of a fan-less final at the Estadio da Luz, Lisbon on Sunday, German club, Bayern Munich won the UEFA Champions League for the sixth time. It was the player hailing from Paris, Kingsley Coman, who scored the sole goal of the match as the Bavarians won the prestigious league after seven years. 

Kingsley Coman sinks Neymar and Mbappe’s PSG in the UEFA Champions League final: 

After a feisty first half including shots of the woodwork for Robert Lewandowski and Manuel Neuer’s two fantastic saves against Neymar and Kylian Mbappe, Coman scored the goal when he headed home a cross from Joshua Kimmich in the 59th minute. PSG substitute Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting botched two late chances to level for the French side, who are as yet holding back to win their first Champions League title after billions of euros of the venture from the Qatar regal family. With this success, Bayern Munich becomes the first side in European Cup/Champions League history to win 100 percent of their games in a single season on the way to lifting the trophy (11 successes). 

Hansi Flick’s remarkable management style helped Bayern Munich win the treble:

When Hansi Flick took over Bayern Munich in November 2019, the media features proclaimed that teams should no longer dread the German giants, however remarkable teamwork and a desire for triumph turned the season around, Flick said on Sunday. They have won 21 back to back matches in all competitions and are on a 30-game unbeaten run in spite of a two-month break in March because of the coronavirus pandemic. Bayern joins last year’s UCL winners Liverpool as six-time champions of Europe, just behind AC Milan (7) and Real Madrid (13).