Paris Saint-Germain are finally kings of Europe. They dominated Inter Milan in Munich, lifting their first-ever Champions League trophy in style.
From the first whistle, PSG looked unstoppable. Their stars stepped up, and Inter simply couldn’t keep up with the pace or pressure.
The 5-0 win didn’t just hand them European glory—it sealed a historic treble, adding to their domestic double.
For Inter, it was another heartbreak and now lost two Champions League finals in a row, but this one hurt more—it wasn’t even close.
PSG wasted no time. Just 12 minutes in, Desire Doue set up Achraf Hakimi for the opener with a slick assist. Hakimi, out of respect for his former club, kept his celebration muted.
Eight minutes later, it was 2-0. Dembele burst forward on the break, spotted Doue, and the young star’s shot deflected off Dimarco and in.
Inter had a chance to respond before the break. Marcus Thuram rose highest from a corner but headed wide, and that was as good as it got.
PSG could’ve added more before halftime. Dembele missed a sitter and Kvaratskhelia headed over, but the Ligue 1 champs were cruising.
Inter made early second-half changes. They looked better for a bit, but any hope vanished when Doue calmly bagged his second goal.
Then Kvaratskhelia made it four with a sharp finish. Moments later, young sub Senny Mayulu scored with just his second touch—making it 5-0.
It’s the biggest margin ever in a Champions League final. PSG didn’t just win—they sent a message to Europe: their time has arrived.
