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PSG beat gallant Arsenal to retain Champions League

Defending champions Paris St-Germain this Saturday evening, May 30, 2026, retained the European Champions League trophy after a narrow victory over hard-fighting Arsenal of England.

They won 4-3 after the penalty shootout that followed their 1-1 draw during regulation and extra time of play.

The Gunners, the recently crowned England Premier League champions, had appeared to be heading for an upset after Kai Havertz fired them ahead in the sixth minute of play.

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The first half ended on that note despite the dominance of possession by Arsenal.

However, Ousman Dembele levelled for PSG from spot in the 65th after Mosquera fouled Kvaratskhelia in the vital area.

In the decisive shootout, Eberechi Eze and Gabriel lost their kicks to hand victory to the Parisians.

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