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Why are Inter wearing black armbands in the Champions League final?
Why are Inter wearing black armbands in the Champions League final?

The Sun

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  • The Sun

Why are Inter wearing black armbands in the Champions League final?

INTER take on Paris Saint-Germain in the final of the Champions League TONIGHT. Simone Inzaghi's side will be looking to lift the famous trophy aloft for the first time since 2010. 2 They beat one of the tournament favourites, Barcelona, in a thrilling 7-6 clash, that needed extra-time at the San Siro. They also KO'd Bayern in the quarters. PSG knocked out Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal on their way to Munich. Inter will be looking to add a fourth Champions League to their impressive trophy collection, almost 61 years since their first triumph in 1964. The side will have a little extra on their kit tonight, wearing black armbands for the HUGE Champions League final, and SunSport can share why. Why are Inter wearing black armbands in the Champions League final? Inter will be wearing black armbands to pay tribute to their former president, Ernesto Pellegrini, who died ahead of the Champions League final. A statement from Inter on X read: "President Ernesto Pellegrini has left us. "For eleven years he led Inter with wisdom, honor and determination, leaving an indelible mark on the history of our Club "FC Internazionale Milano and all the Nerazzurri people rally around his family." The Milan native owned the Serie A side from 1984 to 1995, overseeing a record-breaking Scudetto, the Supercoppa Italiana and two Uefa Cup titles. 2 What TV channel will the Champions League final 2025 be on and can it be live streamed?

Kevin De Bruyne ‘to join Napoli within days with Serie A winners to snap up Man City legend in stunning free transfer'
Kevin De Bruyne ‘to join Napoli within days with Serie A winners to snap up Man City legend in stunning free transfer'

Scottish Sun

timean hour ago

  • Scottish Sun

Kevin De Bruyne ‘to join Napoli within days with Serie A winners to snap up Man City legend in stunning free transfer'

Napoli are already celebrating one major decision after landing title BRUTIFUL GAME Kevin De Bruyne 'to join Napoli within days with Serie A winners to snap up Man City legend in stunning free transfer' KEVIN DE BRUYNE is reportedly on the brink of joining Italian champions Napoli. The Belgian midfielder is a free agent after his Manchester City contract came to an end. 1 Kevin De Bruyne is on the verge of a free transfer to Napoli Credit: Getty De Bruyne bid farewell to fans after a decade of silverware at the Etihad. But reports claims he has already found a new club just days after leaving the Premier League. According to Di Marzio, De Bruyne has struck a deal to join newly-crowned Serie A kings Napoli. Antonio Conte's men pipped Champions League finalists Inter Milan to Italian football's greatest prize by a single point. READ MORE IN FOOTBALL NO WORRIES Man Utd identify £70m ex-Prem star as Bruno replacement if captain leaves And to celebrate, Napoli are now looking to quickly wrap up a move for De Bruyne on Sunday. Negotiations are said to be a formality, with paperwork expected to be finalised tomorrow. De Bruyne will then undergo a medical before penning a contract, with an official announcement to follow afterwards. And the transfer will see him link up with striker Romelu Lukaku, with the pair already enjoying a fine partnership together for Belgium. THIS IS A DEVELOPING STORY.. The Sun is your go to destination for the best football, boxing and MMA news, real-life stories, jaw-dropping pictures and must-see us on Facebook at and follow us from our main Twitter account at @TheSunFootball.

Champions League travel chaos erupts as fans block train and throw rocks and tear gas is deployed on board
Champions League travel chaos erupts as fans block train and throw rocks and tear gas is deployed on board

Scottish Sun

timean hour ago

  • Scottish Sun

Champions League travel chaos erupts as fans block train and throw rocks and tear gas is deployed on board

Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) CHAOS has erupted at a Munich station with fights reported between fans travelling for tonight's Champions League final. Dramatic footage shows fights kicking off between crowds of fans as they make their way to the match on public transport. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 4 Fans were seen crowded into disrupted trains in Munich Credit: TNT sports via X 4 Inter fans shout slogans outside the San Siro stadium Credit: AFP 4 Paris St Germain and Inter Milan fans gather in Munich Credit: Reuters 4 Inter fans gather at the fan zone at Odeonsplatz square prior to the UEFA Champions League Final Credit: EPA Fans were even spotted throwing stones at each other at Fröttmaning station near the Allianz Arena, Bild has reported. Fights erupted between groups of PSG and Inter fans making their way to the final. They also caused travel disruption by making their way on to the train tracks, it was reported. Some present were injured in the scuffle, with several even visibly covered in blood. A fence between the tracks stopped the incident becoming worse, Bild's reporters added. Tear gas was also reportedly used on a train at the U6 "Universität" stop. The emergency brake was pulled on the train, and the guard couldn't get through the crowd to reset the lever. Munich police reported that delays were expected on certain lines following the incident. German cops have also threatened fans with their batons in efforts to keep tonight's final as peaceful as possible. Munich police on X: "Currently, many police officers are at Marienplatz to separate the opposing fan camps. "Everything is currently peaceful." It comes as PSG looks to claim the Champions League trophy for the first time in the club's history. Inter would be looking for their fourth title, two years after losing to Manchester City in Istanbul.

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