UEFA Youth League: Bayern Munich's youngsters triumph in thrilling final

Bayern Munich's Under-19s have been crowned champions of the UEFA Youth League after defeating Benfica 2-1 in a thrilling final in Nyon, Switzerland.

Goals from Arijon Ibrahimovic and Paul Wanner secured the victory for the German side, who were making their first appearance in the final of the competition.

Benfica had taken the lead through Henrique Araujo in the first half, but Bayern fought back after the break to claim the trophy.

The victory is a major achievement for Bayern, who have now won all three major European club competitions at youth level.

The UEFA Youth League is a competition for the under-19 teams of clubs that have qualified for the UEFA Champions League.

The competition was first held in 2013-14, and Bayern are now the third club to have won the trophy, after Barcelona and Chelsea.

Bayern's victory is a testament to the strength of their youth academy, which has produced a number of talented players in recent years.

The likes of Joshua Kimmich, Leon Goretzka and Jamal Musiala have all come through the Bayern academy and are now established members of the first team.

The UEFA Youth League is a valuable competition for young players, as it gives them the opportunity to experience playing at a high level and to develop their skills.

Bayern's victory is a reminder of the importance of investing in youth development, and it will no doubt inspire other clubs to do the same.