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Poll Results: Inter To Win The 2010 Champions League Final
The verdict is out
22-May-2010 11:30:00 PM
By Goal.com India
We are just minutes away from the biggest game of the season as newly crowned German champions Bayern Munich go head to head against Italian Serie A winners Inter Milan in the 2010 Champions League Final at the Santiago Bernabeu in Madrid.
Ahead of the final, we at Goal.com asked you readers to vote on who you feel would emerge victorious in the big CL final.
The results are out and the majority of you have gone for Jose Mourinho's Inter. As many as 61.81% have tipped the Nerazzurri to win their third European title and the first since 1965.
While only 38.19% of readers have voted for four time European champions Bayern Munich.
In a few hours time we will find out whether the Goal.com readers got it right or not.
Results:
Poll: Who Win The Champions League Final?
Inter Milan: 61.81%
Bayern Munich: 38.19%
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Ahead of the final, we at Goal.com asked you readers to vote on who you feel would emerge victorious in the big CL final.
The results are out and the majority of you have gone for Jose Mourinho's Inter. As many as 61.81% have tipped the Nerazzurri to win their third European title and the first since 1965.
While only 38.19% of readers have voted for four time European champions Bayern Munich.
In a few hours time we will find out whether the Goal.com readers got it right or not.
Results:
Poll: Who Win The Champions League Final?
Inter Milan: 61.81%
Bayern Munich: 38.19%
Become a fan of Goal.com India's Facebook fan page for all the latest news and insight into everything related to the beautiful game!
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