PSG and Arsenal have scored 73 combined goals en route to the Champions League final in Budapest. PSG lead with 44 goals, while Arsenal have contributed five of the seven headed goals between the teams and have scored six times from outside the box compared with PSG’s seven long-range goals. Several spectacular efforts are highlighted, including Vitinha’s three goals from outside the penalty area, the most by any player in the competition this season. Ten notable goals from the finalists are listed, including Noni Madueke’s left-footed strike for the opener against Brugge and Gabriel Martinelli’s composed finish after a long pass from Eberechi Eze against Bayern Munich.
"Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal have scored a combined 73 goals on their way to Saturday's Champions League final in Budapest. The holders lead the way with 44 goals, but Arsenal account for five of the seven headed goals between the teams and have struck six times from outside the box to Paris' seven from long range. There have been plenty of spectacular efforts along the way, with a special mention for Vitinha, whose total of three goals from outside the penalty area has not been bettered by any player in this season's competition."
"101GreatGoals takes a look at 10 of the best goals from the finalists in this season's competition, including two by the leading marksman still involved, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Table of Contents Noni Madueke (Brugge vs Arsenal, Champions League MD6) Gabriel Martinelli (Brugge vs Arsenal, Champions League MD6) Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (PSG vs Atalanta, Champions League MD1) Ousmane Dembele (PSG vs Atalanta, Champions League R16 L1) Eberechi Eze (Arsenal vs Leverkusen, Champions League QF L2) Declan Rice (Arsenal vs Leverkusen, Champions League QF L2) Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (PSG vs Chelsea, Champions League R16 L1) Viktor Gyokeres (Inter vs Arsenal, Champions League MD7) Desire Doue (Leverkusen vs PSG, Champions League MD3) Ousmane Dembele (Liverpool vs PSG, Champions League R16 L2)"
""Sweet" and "really nice" was how summer signing Madueke described his magnificent strike for the opener in a 3-0 stroll at Brugge, charging towards the penalty area before unleashing a left-footed finish that crashed in via the underside of the crossbar. The England international added a tap-in for his third goal in two matches in the competition."
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