UEFA Chooses St. Petersburg to Host 2021 Champions League Final
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Tuesday, 24 September, 2019, 23:45
 St. Petersburg’s Gazprom Arena will host the final of the 2021 UEFA Champions League, the European football governing body’s executive committee announcedTuesday evening. It will be Russia's second time hosting a Champions League final. In 2008, Moscow's Luzhniki stadium saw Manchester United beat Chelsea in a dramatic penalty shoot-out. The competition's final is one of the most-watched sporting events in the world, with over 380 million views in 2018. |
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