Champions League Final PSG vs Arsenal: Notable numbers

Head-to-head record

PSG and Arsenal have met seven times in UEFA tournaments, each winning two matches and drawing three remaining matches.

The most recent meeting between the two teams was in the Champions League semi-finals last season, where PSG won 3-1 overall. Ousmane Dembele helped them win 1-0 away before they won 2-1 at home, with goals from Fabian Ruiz and Achraf Hakimi.

The only other knockout match between the two teams was in the C2 Cup semi-finals of the 1993-1994 season, where Arsenal won after a 1-1 draw in Paris and a 1-0 home win.

PSG statistics

Defending champion Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) is the first French club to reach three Champions League finals - and the first team to reach consecutive finals. Last season, they became the second French team to win this tournament, after Marseille's victory in the 1992-1993 season.

PSG has won 5 consecutive Champions League knockouts against English clubs. Last season, they eliminated Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal in the rounds of 16, quarter-finals and semi-finals respectively, and this season they defeated Chelsea and Liverpool in the rounds of 16 and quarter-finals.

The French champions have only lost one of their last 12 matches in UEFA competitions against opponents from England (9 wins, 2 draws). PSG is also the team with the most goals in the league this season with 44 goals, only missing one more goal to break the one-season scoring record held by Barcelona in the 1999-2000 season.

Coach Luis Enrique reached the Champions League final for the third time as coach, after leading Barcelona to the championship in 2015 and PSG last season. Only four coaches have won more than two titles in this arena, including: Carlo Ancelotti leading with five championships, followed by Bob Paisley, Zinedine Zidane and Pep Guardiola with three each.

Luis Enrique could become the first Spanish coach to win two consecutive C1/Champions League titles since Jose Villalonga with Real Madrid in the 1955-1956 and 1956-1957 seasons.

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has equaled Zlatan Ibrahimović's record for the most goals in a Champions League season for Paris Saint-Germain, with 10 goals this season. He also has more assists than any other player in the knockout round of the league this season with 10 (7 goals and 3 assists).

Arsenal statistics

Arsenal reached the Champions League final for the second time, the previous time was 20 years ago in the 2005-2006 season. In that time, they lost to Barcelona with a score of 1-2 in Paris.

Arsenal is the fifth English club to reach the Champions League final in the last eight seasons after Liverpool (twice), Tottenham Hotspur, Man City (twice) and Chelsea.

Mikel Arteta's team is aiming to become the seventh English club to lift the C1/Champions League trophy after Aston Villa, Chelsea, Liverpool, Man City, Man United and Nottingham Forest.

Arsenal could become the fourth English club to win a C1/Champions League double and a domestic championship after Liverpool (1976-1977 and 1983-1984), Man United (1998-1999 and 2007-2008) and Man City (2022-2023).

Arsenal is still the only unbeaten team this season (11 wins, 3 draws) and this is their longest unbeaten streak in C1/Champions League history.

The north London team is the first unbeaten team in the first 14 matches of a Champions League season.

Arsenal has had 9 clean sheets this season, only missing 1 more match to equal the clean sheet record in a season (Champions League era, from group stage to final), set by the Gunners themselves in 2005-2006 and Real Madrid in 2015-2016.

Mikel Arteta is the fourth Spanish coach to reach the Champions League final with a team not in Spain, after Rafa Benítez (Liverpool), Pep Guardiola (Man City) and Luis Enrique (PSG).

Arsenal have used 29 different players in the Champions League this season, of which David Raya and Gabriel Martinelli have the most appearances with 13 matches each.

Myles Lewis-Skelly (19 years and 246 days) could become the second English player to reach 20 Champions League appearances as a teenager, after Jude Bellingham (19 years and 104 days).