Crushing Inter 5-0, PSG completes historic treble

PSG (average age 25 years, 96 days) and Inter (average age 30 years, 242 days) created the Champions League final with the biggest age gap in history (5 years, 146 days).

Contrary to expectations of an exciting match, the match at the Allianz Arena was too one-sided. Goals from Achraf Hakimi (12') and Desrie Doue (20') helped PSG completely dominate the game, and then play with the greatest comfort in the remaining time.

Two quick goals forced Inter to abandon their defensive counter-attacking style of play and deploy a style of play they have never been good at, which is to attack aggressively. On the other side of the front line, PSG did well in all tasks, from attacking first, controlling the game and organizing counter-attacks. In the 64th, 73rd and 86th minutes, Doune, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia and Mayulu took turns scoring, sealing a resounding 5-0 victory for the French champions.

The final whistle blew with joy for Luis Enrique and his team. For the fifth time in history, the Allianz Arena witnessed a team reach the top of Europe for the first time. The person who helped PSG complete the treble (Ligue 1, National Cup, Champions League) was coach Luis Enrique and a squad of young, enthusiastic players.

Inter were completely helpless against PSG.

The match opened with a dramatic performance when Vitinha made an unusual move by deliberately kicking the ball out of play. However, PSG quickly regained control of the game. After 12 minutes, Vitinha made a sharp pass for Doue to break through, before assisting Hakimi to score against his former team. It did not stop there, Doue directly scored to make it 2-0 after his shot hit Dimarco and flew into the net.

The second half saw Inter completely collapse. While Simone Inzaghi struggled with tactical adjustments, Doue continued to dazzle the crowd with his second goal, finishing with a decisive strike from Vitinha’s assist. The understanding between PSG’s young talents Senny Mayulu and Barcola capped off a legendary night at the Allianz Arena with the 86th-minute winner.

Inter were defeated in the last two finals of Europe's most prestigious cup tournament, failing to score a single goal. From a club with a chance to win three trophies, the "Nerazzurri" lost everything in just one month, ending the season empty-handed.