Anele Mdoda and Buzza James celebrate love and football at the UEFA Champions League final in Munich
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In a celebration that perfectly blends romance and sporting passion, Anele Mdoda and her fiancé, Bonelela "Buzza James" Mgudlwa, embarked on a vibrant adventure to Germany, revelling in the electric atmosphere of the 2025 UEFA Men's Champions League final.
The lovebirds were among the fortunate attendees at the Allianz Arena in Munich on Saturday, May 31, where Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) delivered a stunning performance against Internazionale Milan, thrashing their opponents 5-0.
'Good morning from the stage of the biggest football game of 2025. The UEFA Champions League final is set to rock Munich tomorrow, and @heineken_sa has gathered 1,000 fans from across the globe to say cheers to the real hardcore fans,' Mdoda shared on Instagram, detailing not just the thrill of the match but also the enthusiastic spirit of the city.
In true Bavarian style, the couple indulged in local delicacies, with Mdoda praising the city by declaring, 'There is beer 🍺, there is pork, and there is mustard.'
Their gastronomic adventures included sampling beer, grilled pork, and ice cream, perfectly complementing their exhilarating weekend.
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Amid the revelry, the pair even took a respite to embrace a spiritual moment by attending church, reminding their followers that their trip was not only about sporting spectacle but also about meaningful connections.
'Beer is winning the Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for the movie. Name of the movie... Love and Beer 🍺 and 5 Goals,' Mdoda quipped, weaving humour into their experiences and inviting her audience to revel in the spirit of the game.
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