HAKIZIMANA Maurice

Football makes us crazy with joy because it touches on identity, emotions, biology, imagination, and above all the fundamental human need to experience intense moments together. The Champions League final between PSG and Inter Milan certainly sparked a real craze among Parisian supporters. And after the match, Paris (and all of France) went crazy with joy.

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Nearly 8.67 million viewers watched the Champions League final on the private channel, which PSG won brilliantly against Inter Milan (5-0). This score was added to that of Canal +, co-broadcaster of the match, which also had a full house with 2.85 million fans tuned in to its channel, or 13.1% of the public. Combining the scores of M6 and Canal +, Saturday evening’s final therefore brought together 11.52 million fans and 53.0% of the public (67.1% FRDA-50).

A memorable match

The legend player Achraf Hakimi opened the scoring in the 12th minute, the phenomenal Doué widened the lead with braces in the 20th and 63rd minutes, Kvara in the 73rd minute and Mayulu in the 86th minute closed the gap again. Five very important and spectacular goals.

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Achraf Hakimi, opened the scoring in the 12th minute

Desiré Doué widened the lead with braces in the 20th and 63rd minutes

Kvara scored the 4th goal in the 73rd minute

Senny Mayulu closed the gap in the 86th minute

Yes, football is considered one of the most popular and influential sports in the world, with a power that manifests itself in several ways:

• Football transcends cultural and social boundaries, creating a global community of passionate fans.
• Football generates billions of dollars in revenue each year from broadcasting rights, sponsorships, and player transfers.
• Football matches such as the UEFA Champions League Final and the FIFA World Cup Final are broadcast worldwide, attracting millions of viewers and generating intense media coverage.
• Football can have an impact on politics, governments, and international relations, particularly during major international competitions.
• Football also has a positive impact on society, promoting integration, solidarity, and youth development.

Yes, as I said in the introduction, football makes you crazy with joy because it touches on identity, emotions, biology, imagination, and above all the fundamental human need to experience intense moments together.

This world,

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