Paris Saint-Germain have finally reached the summit of European football, claiming their first-ever UEFA Champions League title in style with a resounding 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in the final.
The French giants, under the leadership of Luis Enrique, delivered a masterclass performance at the grandest stage, sealing the win in their 168th appearance in the competition — the most matches played by any club before lifting the coveted trophy for the first time.
Match Highlights:
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12’ – Achraf Hakimi opened the scoring, converting a precise cross from Doue.
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20’ – A deflected effort from Doue doubled PSG’s lead, putting Inter on the back foot.
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63’ – Doue struck again, calmly placing the ball into the bottom-right corner.
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73’ – Khvicha Kvaratskhelia added the fourth with a composed finish after beating Sommer one-on-one.
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86’ – Substitute Mayulu capped the night with a well-worked fifth goal.
Dominance in Numbers:
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PSG registered 23 shots, creating an xG of 3.23, compared to Inter's 0.49 from just 8 attempts.
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The French side’s attacking fluidity and defensive control left Inter Milan with little hope of mounting a response.
Historic Treble for PSG:
This Champions League title completes a historic continental treble for PSG — having already secured the Ligue 1 title and the Coupe de France. They become the first French club to achieve this feat and the ninth European side in history to do so.
Disappointment for Inter:
For Inter Milan, the night was a bitter blow. Having been in contention for a treble just weeks ago, they end the season trophyless. The loss marks their fourth defeat in a European Cup/UCL final, trailing only Juventus (7), Benfica (5), and Bayern Munich (5) for most final losses.
Next Stop: Club World Cup
Both PSG and Inter will now shift focus to the Club World Cup, with PSG set to face Atletico Madrid, while Inter will take on Monterrey in their opening fixture.
A landmark night for PSG, and a dream finally realized for the Parisian faithful. After years of near misses and heartbreak, Paris Saint-Germain have their hands on the biggest prize in European football.
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