Thomas Tuchel has guided Paris Saint-Germain to their first ever Champions League final.After years of disappointment and underachieving in Europe’s elite competition, the French club will be in Sunday’s final against either Bayern Munich or Lyon.While the likes of Neymar and Kylian Mbappe are an absolute joy to watch as a football fan, PSG aren’t particularly liked by neutrals.Founded in 1970 and funded by Qatar Sports Investments, many fans believe PSG lack history and tradition.And then there’s the way they play with their gamesmanship and constant rolling around on the floor - we’re looking at you, Neymar.Oh, and there's Thomas Tuchel.p1eg2rhtj1r2gonl1r721ia91kgib.jpgTuchel rubs some supporters up the wrong way with his air of arrogance and he did so once again following PSG’s 3-0 semi-final victory over RB Leipzig.Tuchel, on crutches and in a protective boot after suffering a sprained ankle and broken foot during a workout, ‘marched’ onto the pitch after the final whistle in Lisbon.But it wasn’t to celebrate an incredible achievement with his players. It was to have a heated argument with RB Leipzig's fitness coach Daniel Behlau.

Why?

Well, according to journalist Chris Williams, Behlau had called a PSG player a ‘f**king fa**y’ during the game. That clearly angered Tuchel, who was sticking up for his player.

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After the clash, Tuchel was asked what it was all about.

“It was between me and Julian [Nagelsmann],” Tuchel explained. “That is also okay between two head coaches but then a third person interfered. I didn’t like that but it has since been sorted out.”

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Meanwhile, Nagelsmann admitted that his Leipzig side gave away a lot of fouls during the match.

“We fouled a lot, you can see that statistically,’ the 33-year-old said. “That wasn’t planned, we just often came too late into challenges.

“He [Tuchel] complained because he wanted to protect his players. That’s all normal. I think we had 34 fouls at the end of the day so you can say something.”