PSG 5‑0 Inter Milan: Unpacking the Record‑Winning 2025 Champions League Final

When Paris Saint‑Germain lifted the 2025 Champions League trophy for the first time after a 5‑0 drubbing of Inter Milan at Munich’s Allianz Arena, it wasn’t just a victory—it was a spectacle. With five unanswered goals, PSG set a new record for the largest margin of victory in a Champions League final. The result capped off a season of dominance and rewritten narratives, forever changing PSG’s place in European football.

A Seamless Rise to Victory

Overcoming a history of near misses and mounting external doubt, PSG completed a continental treble by winning Ligue 1, the Coupe de France, and finally Europe’s greatest prize. That single emphatic victory allowed PSG to erase a decade of heartbreak and enter the ranks of Europe’s elite once and for all.

A Record Result That Rewrote Final Margins

PSG’s quick-fire goals included an early strike by Achraf Hakimi, two sensational finishes from teenage sensation Désiré Doué, and further strikes from Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Senny Mayulu. The entire Inter side looked shell‑shocked as PSG’s attacking rhythm unraveled every part of their game. The five-goal margin now stands as the most dominant in any European Cup or Champions League final since 1956.

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Youth Takes Centre Stage at 2025 Champions League

At just 19 years and 362 days old, Doué became the youngest player to both score and assist in a Champions League final. He remains the only player in history to be involved in three goals in one final, setting new metrics for precociousness in elite fixtures. His creativity, tenacity, and finishing under pressure helped PSG to rewrite the script of its legacy.

Tactical Brilliance Under Luis Enrique

Coach Luis Enrique delivered a flawless tactical plan, blending pressing intensity with poised building from the back. His PSG side neutralised Inter’s strengths, turned possession into purpose, and turned chaos into command. Winning back-to-back trebles with two different clubs places Enrique among only two managers—alongside Pep Guardiola—with such a feat.

A New Era for PSG and French Football

This landmark final wasn’t just a trophy for PSG—it marked the birth of a new era. With youthful horizons stretching ahead and a tactical identity rooted in clarity and cohesion, PSG now stands as an archetype for academy-infused success. For supporters, it’s a validation. For detractors, it’s a vision transformed into reality.

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