In the final of the Champions League, Manchester City and Chelsea will face each other - with a special German touch.
The voices for the game.
Who picks up the pot?
Manchester City face Chelsea in the Champions League final.
The Blues have a small German armada at the start.
With Antonio Rüdiger, Timo Werner and Kai Havertz, there are three DFB stars in the squad.
ManCity also has a national team player, Ilkay Gündogan.
So it's guaranteed to get emotional.
We summarize the voices on Sky and DAZN.
Porto - Sometimes, says Ilkay Gündogan *, he lies awake at night and his thoughts then revolve around this trophy.
73.5 centimeters tall and 7.5 kilograms is the monster made of sterling silver that brings the German midfield star from Manchester City to sleep.
Only when the trophy of the Champions League * is in its showcase is Gündogan complete.
After a long period of suffering, it seems to be his turn.
In 2013 he was in the final at Wembley with BVB.
But his goal was not enough at the time, instead FC Bayern grabbed the pot because Arjen Robben shocked the black and yellow in the 89th minute.
This is why the 30-year-old is particularly longing for this title.
It will be the same with the other three Germans.
With Antonio Rüdiger, Kai Havertz and Timo Werner, there are three other DFB stars at FC Chelsea * in this year's CL final.
So it will be particularly emotional.
It will be interesting to see what those involved have to say.
We have summarized the votes for the final of the Champions League between Manchester City and Chelsea on Sky and DAZN.
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Pep Guardiola (Manchester City manager) before the game over ...
... the line-up that is the most difficult decision of the season:
“Yes, absolutely.
It is exactly like that."
.... his extremely offensive formation without any real six:
“We want to win the game.
We have to defend, but also attack.
Maybe we'll change something in the second half.
Chelsea play with five defenders, so we need special players. "
... the formation of FC Chelsea:
“I think Thomas Tuchel will be out soon.
The best thing to do is ask him ... "
Thomas Tucher (coach FC Chelsea) before the game over ...
... the fans in the stands celebrating the Chelsea coach:
"I bought all the tickets, too." (laughs)
... his address before the game:
“There were a few words, but everything is said.
The boys now have to do everything, now it's up to them. "
... the choice of Havertz and Werner:
“We wanted to have a little more size, Timo and Kai go very well together, they have very good chemistry.
It's tough for Christian Pulisic, of course, but he's an outstanding joker. "
... the city formation without a real six:
“It doesn't matter who plays, it will be a very difficult task with a very, very good opponent.
After all, it's a European Cup final, but we're ready. ”
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