Discussion is rife online regarding the upcoming matches, particularly focusing on the Champions League final. Many voices suggest that the outcome of the final is already predetermined due to perceived biases and controversial past events.
Online platforms are buzzing with reactions and comments reflecting a deep skepticism about the fairness of the competition. Below are some examples of these comments:
ADP10-q1p: Yes, as [some believe], those two [referring to perceived influential parties] are a guarantee [of a certain outcome]. Certain victory.
massimoromeo8860: Between the two teams, it`s hard to say which is dirtier…. difficult for there to be a favorite, they both operate in the same way.
rachidkarafi6779: Nothing is won yet.. strong PSG has strong players Dembele, Hakimi, Donnarumma, Kvara, they will do everything to win, barring referee surprises. I am afraid of the refereeing…
giuseppelanzarone: Already decided at the table, it was seen in the semi-final with the ball blocked by Acerbi`s arm. International theft.
cirocuomodelaurentiis8882: Try searching who the referee of the semi-final against Barcelona was, what nationality he was, and who his business partner was in the restaurant sector. You`ll see how easy it is to win in Europe.
@BeppeRossi-ei8oe: Tonight it will be PSG vs. [implied powerful figures like] Infantino [and] Ceferin.
Stefano Palmi: `In the Champions League, luck matters; at least two finals were stolen from Juve.`
jdepallonato326: The trophy has been called the UEFA Champions League since 1992, and it continued to include only league champion teams until 1997.
These comments highlight a climate of mistrust among fans concerning the integrity of top-level European football competitions.