Bayern Munich Beat Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 in Final
BRUNHUBER: Bayern Munich had won it all. Fans of the German team are celebrating after they won against Paris Saint-Germain in the Champions League final. This completes the trouble of it, the league title, domestic Cup and now the top European football competition. The circumstances were, of course, unique this year. Fans are not allowed to celebrate with players due to the coronavirus pandemic. CNN world sport contributor Darren Lewis joins us. Darren, I watched it. It wasn't a classic, given the low scoring game, but I thought that the quality on display made it compelling. Bayern were so dominant this year, PSG, the weight continues. Break it down for us.</s>DARREN LEWIS, CNN WORLD SPORT CONTRIBUTOR: I tend to agree, Kim, not a display of shock at all that we've seen from Bayern Munich in the earlier rounds, including, of course, that seismic aid to victory over Barcelona in the quarter finals. But, you know, this was a performance of ruthless efficiency to win their sixth European cup and only their first since 2013.</s>LEWIS: They also made only the first time in 35 major European games that the celebrated frontline from PSG</s>BRUNHUBER: Absolutely. All right. Well, thank you so much, Darren Lewis, in London. Appreciate it. And that wraps this hour of "CNN Newsroom." I'm Kim Brunhuber. I will be back in just a moment with more news. Do stick with us.