Road to glory: How Bayern Munich secured their sixth Champions League final win – in pictures
We take a look at each match in Bayern's remarkable 2019/20 European campaign after their win over PSG on Sunday
BAYERN'S ROAD TO GLORY: Group stage, September 18, 2019 - Bayern Munich 3 (Coman 34', Lewandowski 80', Muller 90'+1) Red Star Belgrade 0: Bayern start their campaign with a comfortable victory over the Serbs, who held out for just over half an hour before Kingsley Coman headed home the opener. Robert Lewandowski and Thomas Muller finished off the victory in a match where the Germans had 35 attempts on goal, 10 of which were on target. It was also the 16th consecutive time Bayern had started their Champions League campaign with a win. Getty
Group stage, October 1 , 2019 - Tottenham Hotspur 2 (Son 12', Kane pen 61' ) Bayern Munich 7 (Kimmich 15, Lewandowski 45 & 87, Gnabry 53, 55, 83 & 88): A demolition job on the Premier League side, who had the temerity to go 1-0 up thanks to a Son Heung-min goal. It would prove a false dawn for Mauricio Pochettino's side who were left humiliated in front of their own fans after an equaliser from a superb Joshua Kimmich was followed by four second-half goals from Serge Gnabry and a Lewandowski double. AFP
Group stage, October 22, 2019 - Olympiakos 2 (El Arabi 23', Guilherme 79') Bayern Munich 3 (Lewandowski 34' & 62', Tolisso 75'): For the second Group B game in a row, Bayern would fall behind only to fight back to earn victory - although the Greeks would put up more of a fight than Spurs in the previous match. Another double from Lewandowski was finished off by a curling Corentin Tolisso finish. Getty
Group stage, Novermber 6, 2019 - Bayern Munich 2 (Lewandowski 69', Perisic 89') Olympiakos 0: Just four days earlier, Bayern had lost 5-1 to Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga, prompting the sacking of manager Niko Kovac. The Croatian was replaced by his assistant Hansi Flick, who oversaw a comfortable win at the Allianz Arena that sealed Bayern's place in the knockout stage. Lewandowski became the third player to score in eight consecutive group stage appearances. AFP
Group stage, November 26, 2019 - Red Star Belgrade 0 Bayern Munich 6 (Goretzka 14', Lewandowski pen 53', 60', 64' & 68, Tolisso 89): No let up from the already qualified Germans as Lewandowski blasted the fastest quadruple in Champions League history - 14 minutes and 31 seconds. The Pole became only the second player to score in nine consecutive group-stage appearances. Getty
Group stage, December 11 - Bayern Munich 3 (Coman 14', Muller 45', Coutinho 64') Tottenham 1 (Sessegnon 20'): Both teams had already qualified to the last 16 but it was Bayern who ran out winners to complete a 100 per cent record in Group B. By collecting maximum points (18) and a goal difference of +19, Bayern became the best group winner in Champions League history. Getty
Last-16 first leg, February 26, 2020 - Chelsea 0 Bayern Munich 3 (Gnabry 51' & 54', Lewandowski 76'): Another English Premier League opponent for Bayern and another comprehensive victory. Goalless at half-time, Gnabry - who scored four against Spurs in London in the group stage - scored another two before Lewandowski killed-off Frank Lampard's side in the first leg at Stamford Bridge. Reuters
Last-16 seocnd leg, August 8, 2020 - Bayern Munich 4 (Lewandowski pen 10' & 84', Perisic 24', Tolisso 76') Chelsea 1 (Abraham 44'). Aggregate 7-1: The coronavirus outbreak meant there was almost a six month gap between the first and second legs, but it was a familiar outcome nonetheless. Lewandowski grabbed another two as Bayern eased into a quarter-final clash with Barcelona. Getty
Quarter-final, August 14, 2020 - Barcelona 2 (Alaba og 7', Suarez 57') Bayern Munich 8 (Müller 4', 31', Perisic 22', Gnabry 28', Kimmich 63', Lewandowski 82', Coutinho 85', 89'): An astonishing night in Lisbon as Bayern put Lionel Messi's Barcelona to the sword. Four goals in each half meant Bayern won their last 19 matches in all competitions, while Lewandowski became the first player to score in eight or more consecutive Champions League matches since Cristiano Ronaldo in 2018. Reuters
Semi-final, August 19 - Lyon 0 Bayern Munich 3 (Gnabry 18' & 33', Lewandowski 88'): Relentless Bayern sealed an 11th appearance in the final as they brushed aside Lyon in Lisbon. Only Real Madrid have reached more finals than Bayern (16). German midfielder Gnaby scored twice (taking his Euro tally to nine this season) while, inevitability, Lewandowski also found the target for his 55th goal of the campaign across all competitions. AFP
Final, August 23 - Paris Saint-Germain 0 Bayern Munich 1 (Coman 59'): An 11th appearance in the final and a historic 11th win in a row in the season's Champions League to seal their sixth European Cup. Kingsley Coman, who started his career at PSG, settled a tense affair with a 59th-minute header. It wasn't the expected goal fest but that won't bother champions Bayern one bit. Reuters
Bayern Munich were crowned European champions for the sixth time by beating Paris Saint-Germain 1-0 thanks to a second-half header from Kingsley Coman.
France international Coman, who started his career at PSG, was picked out at the back post to score the decisive goal in the 59th minute, as Bayern became the first team to lift the Champions League with a remarkable 100 per cent record.
Only Real Madrid (13) and AC Milan (7) have been crowned champions on more occasions.
The victory, deserved after a dogged display once Bayern got in front, secured a second treble for the Bavarians, after winning the Bundesliga and German Cup, and completed a remarkable first season for manager Hansi Flick.
Flick took over a struggling side in November, after a 5-1 hammering by Eintracht Frankfurt led to the sacking of Niko Kovac with the club fourth in the Bundesliga.
We take a look at the road to Champions League glory that Bayern have undertaken this season. And also how French side PSG reached their first ever final in Europe's premier club competition.
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Gallery of PSG's run to the final
PSG'S ROAD TO THE FINAL: Group stage, September 18, 2019 - PSG 3 (Di María 14' & 33' Meunier 90'+1) Real Madrid 0: A stunning start to their campaign saw Angel di Maria score twice against his former club. PSG were without attacking superstars Neymar, Edinson Cavani and Kylian Mbappe and yet still ran out comfortable winners against Zinedine Zidane's side. Reuters
Group stage, October 1, 2019 - Galatasaray 0 PSG 1 (Icardi 52'): On loan striker Mauro Icardi scored his first goal for the club as PSG secured a hard-fought victory in Turkey. Two wins out of two Group A matches for the French club without conceding a goal. Getty
Group stage, October 22 - Clubs Brugge 0 PSG 5 (Icardi 7' & 63', Mbappé 61', 79' & 83'): French striker Kylian Mbappe blasted a second-half hat-trick after coming on as a substitute in Belgium as PSG maintained a fine start to their Euro campaign. Argentine attacker Icardi made it three goals in two Euro games and Thomas Tuchel's side were now just one point away from sealing their passage into the last-16. Getty
Group stage, November 6, 2019 - PSG 1 (Icardi 21') Club Brugge 0: A scrappy win for PSG that sealed their place in the knockout stages and maintained their 100 per cent record. Icardi made it eight goals in his first 10 Champions League games. AFP
Group stage, November 26, 2019 - Real Madrid 2 (Benzema 17' & 79') PSG 2 (Mbappe 81', Sarabia 83'): They might have lost their perfect start to the competition, but PSG showed they had plenty of fighting spirit at the Bernabeu. French attacker Karim Benzema had put Real in the driving seat and seemingly on the way to three points with his second goal 10 minutes from time. But Kylian Mbappe and Pablo Sarabia scored two in two minutes to stun the Spanish crowd. AFP
Group stage, December 11, 2019 - PSG 5 (Icardi 32', Sarabia 35', Neymar 46', Mbappé 63', Cavani pen 84') Galatasaray 0: PSG signed off from the group stage with an unbeaten record after dismantling Galatasaray at Parc des Princes. Neymar scored his first Champions League goal of the season as all of PSG's attacking big guns found the target as they finished five points clear of Real Madrid at the top of Group A, scoring 17 times and conceding just two. AFP
Last-16 first leg, February 18, 2020 - Borussia Dortmund 2 (Haaland 69' & 77') PSG 1 (Neymar 75'): PSG found themselves up against one of the form players in Europe in Erling Braut Haaland and the 19-year-old Norwegian made it 11 goals in seven matches since joining the German club in January. But Neymar's strike that briefly brought the teams level meant PSG were set-up nicely for the second leg. Getty
Last-16 second leg, February 18 - PSG 2 (Neymar 28', Bernat 45'+1) Borussia Dortmund 0. Aggregate 2-1. A superb result for PSG played out in front an empty Parc des Princes as the coronavirus pandemic began to take its grip on the world. A rare Neymar header put the French club ahead before Juan Bernat scored what turned out to be the winner in first-half injury time. Getty
Quarter-final, August 12, 2020 - Atalanta 1 (Pasalic 27') PSG 2 (Marquinhos 90', Choupo-Moting 90'+3): It looked like the Champions League curse was set to hit PSG again six months after their last Euro match due to the Covid-19 enforced hiatus, as the in-form Italians led through Mario Pasalic with only injury-time remaining in Lisbon. But goals from Marquinhos and Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting earned PSG a last-gasp victory and a semi-final spot for the first time in 25 years. AFP
Semi-final, August 18, 2020 - RB Leipzig 0 PSG 3 (Marquinhos 13', Di María 42', Bernat 58'): PSG sealed a place in their first Champions League final with a deserved victory over their German opponents. Marquinhos, Angel di Maria and Juan Bernat all found the target to kill-off the Bundesliga side with more than half an hour still remaining. AFP
