From the opening whistle, PSG showcased its attacking prowess and tactical discipline. Achraf Hakimi set the tone early, scoring in the 12th minute to give PSG the lead. Desire Doue doubled the advantage in the 20th minute, further solidifying PSG’s dominance.
The second half saw PSG continue its relentless pursuit of victory. Doue struck again in the 63rd minute, securing his brace and extending the lead to 3-0. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia added a fourth goal in the 73rd minute, displaying remarkable composure in front of goal. Finally, Senny Mayulu sealed the emphatic win with a fifth goal in the 85th minute, ensuring PSG’s triumph was nothing short of spectacular.
This victory is particularly significant as PSG becomes only the second French club to win the Champions League, following Marseille’s triumph in 1993. The win also completes a historic treble for PSG, having already secured the Coupe de France and Ligue 1 titles earlier in the season.
Inter Milan, despite its rich European pedigree, struggled to contain PSG’s attacking firepower. The Italian side failed to register a single goal, with key players unable to break through PSG’s disciplined defense. Several Inter players, including Francesco Acerbi and Marcus Thuram, received yellow cards, further complicating their efforts.
With this victory, PSG cements its status as a European powerhouse. Under the leadership of Luis Enrique, the club has demonstrated resilience, tactical brilliance, and an unwavering commitment to success. As PSG celebrates this historic achievement, the football world eagerly anticipates what’s next for the newly crowned Champions League winners.
PSG’s triumph is a testament to years of ambition and perseverance, and tonight, they finally stand atop European football.
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