PSG clinches Champions League Victory Over Inter - Doue's Brilliant Performance Seals First Title for French Giants
PSG Shatter Records with 5-0 Thrashing of Inter
Thrills and history-making abound in Munich as PSG claim their first ever Champions League title in an emphatic 5-0 victory over Inter Milan!
Newcomer Achraf Hakimi sparks the onslaught with a mesmerizing goal after just 12 minutes, followed quickly by Desire Doue's heavily-deflected strike doubling the lead. The 19-year-old French sensation then seals a Player of the Match performance with another goal in the second half, propelling PSG to a comfortable 3-0 lead.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia extends the advantage to four, before Academy star Senny Mayulu adds a fifth in injury time,making PSG the first team to win the Champions League final by a five-goal margin.
- Match result: PSG 5-0 Inter Milan
- PSG starting team: Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Kvaratskhelia, Dembele, Doue
- Inter starting team: Sommer; Dumfries, Pavard, Acerbi, Bastoni, Di Marco; Calhanoglu, Barella, Mkhitaryan; Lautaro, Thuram
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By Laurence Ryan*
Breaking new ground with the 'Kids of the City'PSG's dominating triumph brings the curtain down on an unforgettable season, cementing their legacy among Europe's elite clubs.Expect this young, passionate squad to continue making waves in the years to come.
Young guns Desire Doue and Senny Mayulu etch their names into Champions League history as Doue turned in two goals and an assist, while Mayulu became the second youngest goalscorer - trailing only Patrick Kluivert - in a Champions League final.
Enrique remakes ParisianmasterpieceUnder the guidance of coach Luis Enrique, PSG become only the second manager to win a Treble with a European club on two different occasions, matching the achievements of Pep Guardiola.
In the Shadow of the TowerAs the Eiffel Tower shines in PSG's colors, the French capital celebrates the champions' landmark victory, while Inter Milan are left to ponder a disastrous second-half performance.
A Titanic TurnaroundWith their record-breaking 5-0 triumph, PSG avoid the fate of their city rivals, AS Monaco, who infamously lost the 2004 Champions League Final 3-0 to Porto after leading 3-0 with less than a quarter of an hour remaining.
Standing the Test of TimePSG's road to success was far from easy, with high-profile exits such as Neymar and Kylian Mbappé in the previous year raising questions about their ability to compete at the top level. However, Luis Enrique's astute management and the emergence of talented youth players have kept the Parisians on the winning track.
By Connor Greaves*
From the Ashes of Despair to the Heights of TriumphFacing the disappointment of a narrow French Cup Final defeat and doubts about his lineup selection, Luis Enrique justified his decision to select Desire Doue - against the popular expectation of Bradley Barcola - by naming himMan of the Match at the Champions League Final.
History Repeats ItselfParis Saint-Germain's victory marks the fifth time that either a European Cup or Champions League final has been held in Munich, with previous winners including Marseille (1993),Nottingham Forest (1979), and Borussia Dortmund (1997).
A Stunning Season of FirstsPSG's success in the Champions League caps off an unforgettable 2025 season in which they also claimed the League 1 title, the Trophée des Champions, and the French Cup, making it the first time a single French club has secured the domestic treble since Olympique Lyon in 2008.
By Sam Dymond*
A Glimpse of GreatnessDespite Inter Milan's agonizing loss, Simone Inzaghi's side have had a season to remember, showcasing their exceptional counter-attacking prowess and breathtaking performances throughout the competition.
The Boys from Le Havre*Conquer Europe's CrownParis Saint-Germain's inspiring journey to the Champions League title began with a humble start in the French seaside town of Le Havre, where the club was formed in 1970. Today, the 'Kids of the City' stand tall atop Europe's football pyramid, their dreams emblazoned on the hallowed trophy they carry home to Paris.
By Dan King*
To the Moon and BackAs the glorious French capital dances with the sound of music, the party in Paris reaches a crescendo: PSG are European Champions! Celebrations will echo long into the night, with this victorious group of young players writing a new chapter in the annals of French football history.
By Tom Pearce*
With the Crowning TouchAs the dust settles on an unforgettable Champions League final, all eyes turn to the iconic Allianz Arena, where the shining trophy now shines in the colors of PSG. The Lynx of Paris join the pantheon of European champions, their name etched forever in football history.
Desire Doue and Senny Mayulu continue their remarkable European journey as they showcase their skills in the upcoming football season, eyeing another championship in the Champions League and other European leagues after writing their names in the history books of the illustrious competition.
Luis Enrique, now hailed as a master strategist, will be looking to guide this dynamic PSG team to even greater heights, aiming to claim multiple titles across diverse European leagues and cementing their status as a force to be reckoned with in the world of football.
