(CNN) -- When Chelsea and Bayern Munich walk out onto the pitch at the Allianz Arena for Saturday's European Champions League final, it will mark the culmination of a competition rightly regarded as the finest -- and the hardest to win -- in club football. Some of the greatest teams in the world have fallen by the wayside in race for the prize: Jose Mourinho's Real Madrid and Alex Ferguson's Manchester United, to name but two. It was also the last bow for Pep Guardiola, arguably the greatest coach in charge of the greatest team of the modern era, who left Barcelona shortly after Champions League semifinal defeat against Chelsea.
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Chelsea take on Bayern Munich in the final of the Champions League
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Bayern Munich will enjoy home advantage as final is hosted at Allianz Arena
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Both clubs have drastically different ownership models
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Chelsea is owned by a Russian billionaire; Bayern majority by the fans
Although Bayern is 82% owned by fans (compared to 0% cent at Chelsea), according to the 2012 @placeholder made £71.6 million ($113 million) more in revenue last year than Chelsea.