
Manchester City and Inter face each other in the final of the Champions League for this edition, looking for a trophy that for both clubs would be of great importance for their history.
Opposite are two formations full of stars, but where the only player who has won this trophy is the one who has no chance to play.
Scott Carson, Manchester City's third-choice goalkeeper, is actually the only player from either team to have won the trophy before. In 2005, he was part of Liverpool when the Reds triumphed in Istanbul against Milan, lifting the coveted trophy.
As for the others, Inter has no footballer who has played in the final before, while Manchester City has 9 players who have done so before.
Manchester City have a starting line-up with an average age of 28 years and 137 days, compared to Inter's 29 years and 105 days. The English starting players have a total of 541 matches played in the Champions League, compared to 363 of those of the Italian team.