Paris Saint-Germain coach Luis Enrique described his team's second UEFA Champions League triumph as "even bigger" than their maiden European title a year ago, after the French club edged Arsenal on penalties in a tense final on Saturday. "It is even bigger because we knew of the difficulties of playing against Arsenal, and for us as a team and a city it is incredible to win it," the Spaniard told broadcaster Canal Plus amid on-pitch celebrations at the Puskas Arena in Budapest. PSG won 4-3 on penalties after recovering from conceding an early goal to draw 1-1 over 90 minutes and extra time. Read morePSG beat Arsenal on penalties to win back-to-back Champions League titles Kai Havertz blasted English Premier League champions Arsenal into a sixth-minute lead in the Hungarian capital but PSG got a deserved equaliser when Ousmane Dembélé converted a 65th-minute penalty following a foul on Khvicha Kvaratskhelia. Kvaratskhelia later had a shot deflected onto the post as Arsenal held on for extra time and then penalties. Nuno Mendes was the only Paris player out of five to fail to score during the shoot-out, while Eberechi Eze had already missed for Arsenal before Gabriel blasted over with their last attempt.