England Didn’t Need the Super League—and the Champions League Final Is Proof

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England Didn’t Need the Super League—and the Champions League Final Is Proof
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An all-English Champions League final between Manchester City and Chelsea reminds Europe where the superclubs live

As it turned out, they already had one.all-English Champions League final

. Manchester City dismissed Paris Saint-Germain to book its spot on Tuesday before Chelsea pushed past Real Madrid on Wednesday. The matchup is so familiar to Chelsea and Man City that it will be their fourth meeting of this season alone. “We’ve played them lots of times,” Chelsea defender Cesar Azpilicueta said. “But, you know, it’s a Champions League final.”

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