The Champions League final in Budapest attracted a host of celebrity attendees, including actor David Schwimmer and former footballer David Beckham, as Paris Saint-Germain faced Arsenal in a closely contested match.

Arsenal, buoyed by a recent domestic league triumph and aiming for European glory, initially took the lead and generated strong support among fans and high-profile spectators alike.

Among those cheering on the London club was musician Mick Jagger, who attended the match with his young son, Deveraux, and showed visible excitement during Arsenal’s early advantage.

The atmosphere in the stadium reflected the high stakes of the fixture, with notable personalities including Beckham observing the action from a private box.Despite Arsenal’s promising start, PSG responded strongly, equalising through a penalty scored by Ousmane Dembélé.The match remained finely balanced through extra time, with neither side able to secure a decisive goal before the final whistle.

The outcome was ultimately decided by a penalty shootout, where PSG demonstrated greater composure to secure victory and retain the Champions League title.The result marked another European success for the French club, while Arsenal were left to reflect on a missed opportunity after a strong season.

Alongside the sporting drama, the event was also notable for its celebrity presence and entertainment elements, including a pre-match performance by The Killers, adding to the spectacle of one of football’s most high-profile fixtures.