Paris Saint-Germain Claims Its First Champions League Title with Dominant Victory
PSG defeats Inter Milan 5-0 in the final held in Munich, marking a historic achievement for the French club.
Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured its first UEFA Champions League title on May 31, 2025, with an emphatic 5-0 victory over Inter Milan during the final at the Allianz Arena in Munich.
The French club showcased a remarkable performance, claiming the prestigious trophy for the first time in its history.
The match witnessed a standout performance from 19-year-old Désiré Doué, who played a pivotal role in PSG's victory.
Doué assisted Achraf Hakimi to score the opening goal in the 12th minute.
He quickly followed up with a goal of his own just eight minutes later, bringing the score to 2-0 by the 20th minute.
Doué further extended PSG's lead in the second half, scoring again in the 63rd minute.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia added to the tally with a goal in the 73rd minute, and Senny Mayulu capped off the scoring in the 86th minute.
Under the guidance of coach Luis Enrique, PSG demonstrated an aggressive pressing style from the outset, effectively containing their opponents and stifling Inter Milan's attempts to mount an offensive.
Enrique emphasized his team’s desire to enjoy the match and build on their strong mentality throughout the game.
PSG's first goal arose from a brilliantly orchestrated play involving midfielder Vitinha, whose exceptional pass split Inter's defense.
Hakimi, who had previously played for Inter, acknowledged his former club with an apologetic gesture rather than celebrating the goal.
The atmosphere in and around the stadium reflected the significance of the match, as PSG fans celebrated vigorously both in Munich and back in Paris.
During a concurrent match at the French Open, the excitement surrounding PSG’s performance interrupted a game featuring Novak Djokovic, demonstrating the interconnections between sports events in Paris.
In Munich, PSG supporters lit flares and celebrated passionately as their team lived up to the message of their choreographed display, "Together we are unbeatable."
Ousmane Dembélé was also instrumental in breaking down Inter's defense with a skillful pass that set up Doué's second goal.
By the time the score reached 2-0, PSG seemed unstoppable, leaving little hope for Inter to mount a comeback after having previously triumphed over teams like Liverpool and Arsenal in earlier rounds.
The second half revealed a stark contrast to expectations of a resurgence from Inter Milan, who struggled to find any momentum.
PSG's defense, led by captain Marquinhos, maintained a strong stance against any attempts by Inter to break through.
In a defining moment for the club's history, Paris Saint-Germain not only showcased its attacking prowess but also demonstrated resilience in defense, marking a significant evolution from previous seasons where star players had failed to secure such victories.
The French club showcased a remarkable performance, claiming the prestigious trophy for the first time in its history.
The match witnessed a standout performance from 19-year-old Désiré Doué, who played a pivotal role in PSG's victory.
Doué assisted Achraf Hakimi to score the opening goal in the 12th minute.
He quickly followed up with a goal of his own just eight minutes later, bringing the score to 2-0 by the 20th minute.
Doué further extended PSG's lead in the second half, scoring again in the 63rd minute.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia added to the tally with a goal in the 73rd minute, and Senny Mayulu capped off the scoring in the 86th minute.
Under the guidance of coach Luis Enrique, PSG demonstrated an aggressive pressing style from the outset, effectively containing their opponents and stifling Inter Milan's attempts to mount an offensive.
Enrique emphasized his team’s desire to enjoy the match and build on their strong mentality throughout the game.
PSG's first goal arose from a brilliantly orchestrated play involving midfielder Vitinha, whose exceptional pass split Inter's defense.
Hakimi, who had previously played for Inter, acknowledged his former club with an apologetic gesture rather than celebrating the goal.
The atmosphere in and around the stadium reflected the significance of the match, as PSG fans celebrated vigorously both in Munich and back in Paris.
During a concurrent match at the French Open, the excitement surrounding PSG’s performance interrupted a game featuring Novak Djokovic, demonstrating the interconnections between sports events in Paris.
In Munich, PSG supporters lit flares and celebrated passionately as their team lived up to the message of their choreographed display, "Together we are unbeatable."
Ousmane Dembélé was also instrumental in breaking down Inter's defense with a skillful pass that set up Doué's second goal.
By the time the score reached 2-0, PSG seemed unstoppable, leaving little hope for Inter to mount a comeback after having previously triumphed over teams like Liverpool and Arsenal in earlier rounds.
The second half revealed a stark contrast to expectations of a resurgence from Inter Milan, who struggled to find any momentum.
PSG's defense, led by captain Marquinhos, maintained a strong stance against any attempts by Inter to break through.
In a defining moment for the club's history, Paris Saint-Germain not only showcased its attacking prowess but also demonstrated resilience in defense, marking a significant evolution from previous seasons where star players had failed to secure such victories.
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