French side Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) led by Luis Enrique has finally won their first Champions League, as they thrashed Italian side Inter Milan 5-0 to make history on Saturday night.
The win by PSG, is the biggest margin of victory ever in a Champions League final – with no team having won by five goals before the 2025 showdown in Munich.
PSG enjoyed a dream start when Achraf Hakimi finished off a brilliant team goal on 12 minutes, tapping in from six yards out after clever play from Vitinha and Doue providing the assist for the right-back.
Doue then got on the scoresheet himself eight minutes later, with his powerful deflected shot flying past Yann Sommer to put PSG’s passionate fans in dreamland at the Allianz Arena.
Inter needed to produce a huge comeback but there was no sign of one in the works as Doue made it three after another sensational team goal with Vitinha again involved and a no-look flick from Ousmane Dembele.
PSG were not done there as Khvicha Kvaratskhelia got in on the action, having been sent clean through by Dembele’s pass and firing past Sommer, before Senny Mayulu confirmed Inter’s humiliation by adding a late fifth.