"Inter humiliated by Paris, secures Henkelpott": This rearrangement highlights Paris' dominance over Inter Milan in securing the Henkelpott in a humiliating defeat for the Italian football team.
A Wild NighT in Munich:
Paris Saint-Germain, led by teen sensation Desire Doue and backed by a record-breaking performance, clinched the Champions League against Inter Milan in a jaw-dropping 5-0 victory. The glory went to the squad in the heart of the Munich night, sparking wild celebrations.
Coach Luis Enrique, known for his energetic style, was at the center of the action, his players lifting him high into the air after the final whistle. Evening the score for his personal triumphs, ten years after winning with FC Barcelona, Enrique paid tribute to his late daughter on the pitch.
The showdown at the Munich Arena was a one-sided affair, with swift goals from Hakimi (12') and Doue (20') putting Inter in a deep hole. Fans must have felt for Inter's goalkeeper Yann Sommer, returning to Munich, as the team, who had earlier defeated Bayern, struggled to recover.
Doue, a player of interest for Bayern before joining PSG, continued to shine with a captivating performance, scoring two goals and becoming the youngest player ever to score and assist in a Champions League final. Adding to the tally were Chwitscha Kwarazchelia (73') and Senny Mayulu (87'), transcending the crowd into an ecstatic frenzy.
Strikes from Doue, Kwarazchelia, and Mayulu sealed the historic win for PSG, placing them among the elite clubs to have clinched the Henkel trophy. Backed by Qatar's financial support for over a decade, their triumph in Europe's top-tier league, following the era of superstars like Messi, Neymar, and Mbappe, felt surreal.
Led by the efficient Luis Enrique and outstanding efforts from players like Vitinha, Hakimi, and Dembele, PSG controlled the game, crafting a beautiful goal in the opening minutes. Despite Inter's struggle to match their groove, they demonstrated a well-organized defense under the guidance of goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Federico Dimarco, unfortunately, played a part in Inter's misfortune, offside flagging the opening goal, as well as the subsequent 0-2. Dembele's strategic passes, both for the opening goal and the 2-0, showcased his growth as a calculated footballer.
Enrique's dynamic coaching has placed him among an elite group of coaches who have won the European club crown with two different teams. Joining the likes of Carlo Ancelotti, Ernst Happel, Jupp Heynckes, Ottmar Hitzfeld, José Mourinho, and Pep Guardiola, this victory underlines the impact of his leadership on both Barcelona and Paris Saint-Germain.
From the electrifying opening goal to the poignant celebration, the Champions League final at Munich Arena will long be remembered as a showcase of football artistry and the sheer will to succeed.
Fun Fact: Rather than resting on their laurels, Doue became the first player to score and assist in a Champions League final at the tender age of 19.
Footnote: Louis Enrique has been inducted in an exclusive club of coaches who have won the European club crown—the Champions League—with two different teams. These visionary coaches are:
- Carlo Ancelotti: AC Milan (2003, 2007) and Real Madrid (2014, 2022, 2024)
- Ernst Happel: Feyenoord (1970) and Hamburg (1983)
- Ottmar Hitzfeld: Borussia Dortmund (1997) and Bayern Munich (2001)
- José Mourinho: Porto (2004) and Inter Milan (2010)
- Jupp Heynckes: Real Madrid (1998) and Bayern Munich (2013)
- Pep Guardiola: Barcelona (2009, 2011) and Manchester City (2023)
- Luis Enrique: Barcelona (2015) and Paris Saint-Germain (2025)
Sports fans across Europe were delighted as Paris Saint-Germain, the current champions of the Champions League, underlined their dominance in football by clinching the title yet again in the European leagues. During the epic showdown at the Munich Arena, teen sensation Desire Doue scored not one, but two goals, making him the youngest player ever to both score and assist in a Champions League final, a remarkable achievement in the world of football.
