PSG has won the Champions League for the first time in their history with a totally dominant final. Luis Enrique's PSG completely annihilated Inter Milan, winning 5-0.
It's crazy — this is the most dominant UCL final ever. How can a team concede five goals in a final and not even manage to score one? Inter Milan will now finish the season trophyless, despite once being on course to win the treble. They bottled the Serie A title to Napoli, lost the Coppa Italia to one of the worst Inter Milan sides in recent memory, and now they’ve been outplayed and even outclassed in a final of this caliber.
As for PSG, they have completed a truly dominant season — winning Ligue 1, Coupe de France, and now the Champions League to cap it all off. Take a bow, Luis Enrique.
In the match, Achraf Hakimi opened the scoring against his former side in the 12th minute, assisted by Ousmane Dembélé.
Desire Doué became the youngest player to score in a Champions League final at 19 years old, grabbing a goal in the 20th minute. The first half ended 2-0. In the 63rd minute of the second half, Doué added another goal to complete his brace. Kvaratskhelia (Kvara) then got his goal in the 73rd minute, assisted once again by Ballon d'Or favorite, Dembélé.
Mayulu added the final goal, making it 5-0.
One noticeable thing about PSG tonight was their style of play. It was all about teamwork — no player was exempted from defending, and even the defenders contributed in attack. When defenders went forward, the forwards covered for them. We all saw how Hakimi switched from CB to LB and then surged forward in seconds to score his goal.
And of course, we saw Kvara run all the way back to recover the ball from Dumfries. This shows it’s not just about being a star — it’s about being willing to put your ego aside and work for the team.
Some attackers don’t even track back because they think their only job is to score. But if you score and your team concedes, your goals become meaningless. PSG has now given us the template for success.
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