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By Staff Writer
Munich, May 31 — Paris Saint-Germain delivered a historic performance at the Allianz Arena, thrashing Inter Milan 5–0 in one of the most lopsided UEFA Champions League finals ever seen. With this emphatic win, the French club claimed its first-ever Champions League title, rewriting the history books dominantly.
The final, held on Saturday evening in Munich, will go down not only as PSG’s coronation but as a watershed moment in European football. Goals from Achraf Hakimi (12’), Désiré Doué (20’, 63’), Khvicha Kvaratskhelia (73’), and Senny Mayulu (86’) dismantled an Inter Milan side that never truly found its rhythm.
This result stands as the most one-sided final since the competition’s inception in 1955–56, then known as the European Champion Clubs’ Cup.
**🇫🇷 PSG Crushes Inter 5-0 to Win First UCL Title! 🇮🇹
Paris Saint-Germain finally lifts the Champions League trophy after beating Inter Milan 5-0 in a stunning final. A historic night for French football!#PsgInter#ParisInter pic.twitter.com/WDuHNcbPFw— Inside the conflict (@Muhamma22474285) May 31, 2025
A Night of Redemption
For PSG, this was more than a trophy — it was redemption. Five years ago, in 2020, the Parisian club suffered a narrow 1–0 loss to Bayern Munich in the final played behind closed doors in Lisbon due to the COVID-19 pandemic. On Saturday, however, under the floodlights of a packed Allianz Arena, they left no doubt about their dominance.
Fielding a squad brimming with talent and guided by strategic brilliance, PSG showcased fluid attacking play and disciplined defending. Portuguese stars Nuno Mendes, Vitinha, João Neves, and Gonçalo Ramos all featured prominently, continuing Portugal’s recent strong presence in continental finals.
First Champions League, Fourth Trophy This Season
The Champions League title completes a near-perfect season for PSG, who had already secured a domestic treble, Ligue 1, Coupe de France, and Trophée des Champions. The club now adds a second European title to its trophy cabinet, having previously lifted the now-defunct UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup in 1995–96.
Saturday’s triumph propels PSG into the elite pantheon of clubs that have conquered Europe, after years of financial investment and high-profile transfers aimed precisely at this goal.
Inter Milan Overwhelmed
Three-time European champions Inter Milan, winners in 1964, 1965, and 2010, had no answer to PSG’s relentless pressure and incisive counterattacks. Despite fielding seasoned players such as Lautaro Martínez, Nicolò Barella, and Yann Sommer, the Nerazzurri were unable to generate meaningful resistance.
PSG outshot and outmaneuvered Inter from the outset, dominating possession and creating chance after chance. The final whistle was almost merciful as Inter trudged off the pitch after a humbling evening.
A Generation Rises
Désiré Doué’s brace and electrifying performance earned him widespread praise, while assists from Dembélé, Vitinha, and Hakimi highlighted PSG’s teamwork and tactical sharpness. Late substitute Mayulu capped off the night with a stunning left-footed strike, setting off celebrations in Paris and across the footballing world.
With a young core and a newfound European pedigree, PSG’s future appears bright, and perhaps only just beginning.
Final Score: Paris Saint-Germain 5 – 0 Inter Milan
Goals:
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Hakimi (12’)
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Doué (20’, 63’)
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Kvaratskhelia (73’)
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Mayulu (86’)
Venue: Allianz Arena, Munich
Referee: István Kovács (Romania)
PSG has finally arrived on Europe’s grandest stage — and with a statement.