PSG aim for third consecutive Champions League title
Most outlets led with Paris Saint-Germain’s pursuit of a third straight Champions League title, noting their success in defending the trophy last season. Some also mentioned the start of the new league phase and the challenge ahead, while others briefly highlighted their previous victory over Arsenal in the final. Framing was largely consistent, with slight variation in emphasis on the historical significance of the potential achievement.
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PSG target third straight Champions League title
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) will begin their Champions League campaign this week with history within reach. The French champions are seeking a third consecutive European title. PSG defended their crown last season after beating Arsenal on penalties in Budapest. They had previously won their first Champions League title one year earlier. Read More: PSG beat Liverpool at […]
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PSG go for three in a row as Champions League returns
Another UEFA Champions League season gets going this week with the beginning of the league phase as Paris Saint-Germain bid to join the tiny band of clubs to have won the competition three years running. PSG successfully defended their title last season when they beat Arsenal on penalties in Budapest, retaining the trophy they won for the first time in their history 12 months earlier. Luis Enri...
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PSG go for three in a row as Champions League returns
PSG successfully defended their title last season when they beat Arsenal on penalties in Budapest, retaining the trophy they won for the...
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PSG go for three in a row as UCL returns
The French giants encounter a testing schedule
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