PSG makes history with dominant 5‑0 win over Inter Milan
Paris Saint-Germain celebrated its first historic Champions League victory by decisively defeating Inter Milan. The Parisian team trounced the Italian side 5-0, achieving the largest margin of victory in the history of the finals in these competitions, a result that surprised many experts.
Key information
- Paris Saint-Germain claimed the Champions League title for the first time.
- PSG defeated Inter Milan with a commanding 5-0 score in the final.
- The final match took place in Munich, where PSG dominated their opponents.
PSG's victory in the Champions League marked a historical first, as they defeated Inter Milan 5-0. The match, held in Munich, saw the Parisians take control from the very start. This win holds particular significance for the Parisian fans, who have faced numerous disappointments in recent years despite having stars like Kylian Mbappe, Lionel Messi, and Neymar in their lineup.
Just 12 minutes into the match, Achraf Hakimi opened the scoring, and shortly thereafter, Desire Doue doubled the lead to 2-0. Inter Milan struggled to respond to PSG's relentless offense, which dictated the flow of the game.
PSG won the Champions League for the first time in history
Despite Inter's defensive efforts, PSG maintained their momentum. Ousmane Dembele and Marquinhos were particularly prominent, their teamwork creating numerous scoring opportunities. In the second half, Inter's Nicola Zalewski attempted to alter the match's trajectory, but his endeavors failed to yield the desired results.
Chwicza Kwaracchelia and Senny Mayulu added further goals, sealing the victory for PSG. The triumph was also deeply emotional for coach Luis Enrique, who dedicated the win to his late daughter Xana. This victory marked Enrique's second Champions League title, having previously won with Barcelona.
