Linkin Park set list: What did the band perform at the UEFA Champions League final?
Inter Milan and Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) clash in the UEFA Champions League final on Saturday in Munich.
With two of Europe's biggest sides set to joust for the European club crown, fireworks are expected to light up the glint Munich lights.
Ousmane Dembele, Lautaro Martinez, Bradley Barcola and Denzel Dumfries are just few of the several stars that are expected to glitter on the Allianz Arena pitch. But the stars aren't just playing the game of a lifetime, another set of stars are also making headlines.
The Champions League final has one rival in the US, the Super Bowl. But the spectacle of the European event is far greater than the NFL's summit clash. The event is viewed by hundreds of millions across the world. All the pomp and an uplifting anthem make it a one of the greatest events in the world of sports.
The Super Bowl has a half-time show but is it included in the Champions League final?
Here's everything you need to know about the musical performance by Linkin Park that took take this year's Champions League final by storm. Is it a halftime show?
1. The Emptiness Machine
2. In the End
3. Numb
4. Heavy Is The Crown (w/ Up From The Bottom + Numb UEFA remix intro)
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