Fans think the Champions League final has been 'ruined' within seconds of kick-off and they're absolutely livid

Fans have been reacting on social media just seconds into the UEFA Champions League final.

On Saturday night, the final of Europe's premier club competition between Paris Saint Germain and Inter Milan took place at the Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.

Viewers in the United Kingdom would've been watching the mouth-watering tie on TNT Sports.

However, just seconds into the match, fans took to social media to express their discontent over the camera angle.

One fan said: "Worst broadcasting camera angle for #UCLfinal ever, just 2 meter above the field."

Another tweeted: "This camera angle is horror… is it usually this bad."

A third fan added: "What is this camera angle on TNT please?"

Someone else wrote: "This camera angle is terrible bro."

A fifth commented: "This Champions League final might have the worst camera angle of all time…"

Another fan said: "Camera angle makes it look like a league 2 match. Ruined the match already."

However, it may not be entirely TNT's fault as broadcasters are often giving the same live feed and the placing of the cameras will be determined by the nature of the stadium.

With just 12 minutes on the clock, PSG took the lead through full-back Achraf Hakimi, who was in the right place at the right time to tap home Desire Doue's cross.

Speaking on TNT Sports, Ally McCoist said: "Federico Dimarco plays Achraf Hakimi onside. Dimarco is too deep, and he gets caught out. Dimarco is two yards deeper than any other defender. Casual and Hakimi doesn't panic."

Former England striker Chris Sutton said on BBC Radio 5 Live: "What a start to the game for PSG. They thoroughly deserve it.

"Hakimi is all of six yards out and it is a great pick from Doue. He was unselfish and picks out Hakimi who is as free as bird."