🗓️ Game played on 31.05.2025
The 2025 Champions League final wasn’t a typical European clash full of drama, twists, or nail-biting tension. It was a clear, undisputed display of dominance — a night when Paris Saint-Germain finally claimed the crown they chased for years, and did it with young blood, not superstars. 👑
At the Allianz Arena in Munich, one team showed up with fire, hunger, and purpose.
Not Inter.
PSG.
After years of heartbreak, false dawns, and spending billions on names like Messi, Neymar, and Mbappé, this was finally their moment.
Ironically, it didn’t come with the biggest names in the spotlight — but with young, hungry warriors who had one mission: bring the trophy home. 🏆
And they did. In spectacular, ruthless fashion.
From the very first whistle, it was obvious — PSG came to win.
They were more aggressive, more confident, and always a step ahead of Inter Milan.
It didn’t take long for the pressure to break through.
In the 12th minute, Achraf Hakimi found space and smashed home the opener after a beautiful assist from Désiré Doué.
The celebration was calm — PSG knew they were just getting started.
Only eight minutes later, the provider turned into a finisher.
Doué, with ice in his veins, doubled the lead with a clinical goal in the 20th minute. The Allianz Arena erupted — not with surprise, but with recognition.
Everyone could feel it — PSG wasn’t just winning; they were controlling every second.
The rest of the half played out in similar fashion.
PSG kept possession, created better chances, and shut down every Inter attempt before it even developed. Halftime came with the score at 2–0, but the gap in quality felt even bigger.
Inter returned from the break with some hope.
Simone Inzaghi made changes — tactical shifts, substitutions, everything he could think of to wake his team up.
But it was already too late.
In the 63rd minute, Doué struck again — a sharp, composed finish that sealed his brace and pushed the score to 3–0.
At that moment, the match was over — not mathematically, but spiritually. Inter had no answers, no solutions.
And PSG?
They just kept going.
In the 73rd minute, Kvaratskhelia got on the scoresheet with a powerful finish, assisted by Ousmane Dembélé, who finally looked like the world-class player PSG hoped he would be.
Then, in the 83rd, a cherry on top: Mayulu S. slammed home the fifth goal, after a sharp pass from Vitinha, who had been commanding the midfield all game long like a veteran general. 🎯
Final result: PSG 5 – Inter 0.
A footballing beatdown in the biggest match of the season.
🥇 Désiré Doué – 2 goals, 1 assist. The man of the match. The symbol of PSG’s new era.
⚡ Achraf Hakimi – Opened the scoring and ran the right flank like a bullet train.
🧠 Vitinha – Controlled the tempo, linked every attack, and delivered a perfect assist for the fifth.
🎩 Dembélé – A long-awaited spark, finally delivering magic.
💪 Kvaratskhelia & Mayulu – Young lions hungry for glory, sealing the humiliation of Inter.
The stat line?
Shots: PSG 23 – Inter 8
Possession: PSG 59% – Inter 41%
Total control. No debate. No contest.
For Inter, this was a bitter pill.
They had a solid season — finishing second in Serie A, reaching the Champions League final, and playing solid football along the way. But they leave without a single trophy.
Two chances. Two finals. Two defeats.
Meanwhile, PSG completed the treble — domestic league, domestic cup, and now the most important one: the Champions League. 🏆🏆🏆
It’s not just a win.
It’s a changing of the guard.
A new generation of PSG stars has arrived — not built on marketing, but on passion and performance. And their message is clear: “Europe, we’re here to stay.”