IT MAY be a clash of the titans, but Paris Saint-Germain go into their first UEFA Champions League final on August 23 as the underdogs, a role they are relatively unaccustomed to, such has been their dominance of French football. Bayern Munich, meanwhile, judging by their form in the competition and in post-lockdown Germany, are ready to reclaim the crown they last won in 2013. It is a clash between one of Europe’s established giants against the club that represents the controversial modern business paradigm of the game. Both teams have won their domestic doubles (in the case of PSG it’s a treble) and feature in the top 10 of UEFA’s rankings, Bayern are currently number one, PSG seven. They are also two of…