UEFA Champions League: Mateu Lahoz to Referee Final
Chelsea Clinch Second European Cup Title
Havertz's Goal Secures Victory for Blues
WEB Mateu Lahoz has been appointed as the referee for the prestigious UEFA Champions League final between Manchester City and Chelsea on May 29, 2021. The match will be held at the Estádio do Dragão in Porto, Portugal.
WEB The Blues emerged victorious in the thrilling encounter, securing their second UEFA Champions League trophy. German international Kai Havertz scored the solitary goal in the first half, proving to be the decisive moment in a captivating night of European football.
WEB The match witnessed intense battles on the pitch, with Kevin De Bruyne of Manchester City consistently testing Reece James of Chelsea. However, it was Chelsea's resilience that ultimately prevailed, as they held out to secure a memorable victory.
WEB With this triumph, Chelsea has now become the first English club to win both the UEFA Champions League and the UEFA Europa League twice. The victory also marks the end of a remarkable season for the London-based club, who have faced numerous challenges throughout the campaign.
WEB The UEFA Champions League final is one of the most prestigious events in world football, attracting millions of viewers across the globe. The match between Manchester City and Chelsea promises to be a captivating spectacle, with both teams boasting an array of world-class players.
WEB Mateu Lahoz, who has been highly regarded for his officiating skills, will be responsible for ensuring a fair and competitive match. The Spanish referee has previously officiated in major matches, including the 2018 FIFA World Cup and the UEFA Champions League semi-finals.
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