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Dembele Penalty Cancels Out Havertz Strike as PSG and Arsenal Enter Extra Time

The Champions League final between PSG and Arsenal went to extra time after goals from Kai Havertz and Ousmane Dembele left the score at 1-1.

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The UEFA Champions League final produced more drama on Saturday night as Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal finished the opening 90 minutes locked at 1-1, forcing the contest into extra time in Budapest.

Arsenal took control early when Kai Havertz struck after just six minutes, handing the Gunners a valuable lead in the showpiece encounter.

The French champions responded after the break and were rewarded midway through the second half when Ousmane Dembele calmly converted from the penalty spot to restore parity.

Despite chances at both ends, neither team could find a decisive goal before the end of regulation time, ensuring the final would require an additional 30 minutes to separate the two European heavyweights and crown the new Champions League winner.

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