Alphonso Davies gets soaked in champagne during TV interview after Bayern Munich clinch Champions League

24 August 2020

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Bayern Munich celebrated wildly after clinching their first Champions League victory for seven years – and Alphonso Davies was the unknowing victim after being drenched by champagne during a live TV interview.

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