As I sometimes watch German Freesat TV I just looked up if the PSG v Bayern game is being shown on a free-to-air channel.

The German website I visited in order to find out stated that the game is available free of charge on an Italian channel and internet site but I noticed that the game is listed in Italian as 'PSG v Monaco' - and I wondered if it was a typo.

On further investigation it transpires that both Munich and Monaco are known in Italian as Monaco.
München and Monaco mean the same thing i.e. a place for monks*.
Munich was actually the former German name for München, by the way.
All the above names for Munich/Monaco come from Ancient Greek: (Mono = one or solitary, ikos = house) - presumably a house for those who spend time contemplating alone.

Such things fascinate me but bore other people to tears - and I look forward to this post dropping to page 2 before I wash my habit.....

Yours
Friar TBG