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Hakimi opens scoring against old club, Doue doubles lead and then adds sensational third, Kvaratskhelia grabs fourth before Mayulu adds fifth
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PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Allianz Arena
Kvaratskhelia should have scored. That should have been the match right there.
Bastoni was on the floor but maybe he did enough to put Kvaratskhelia off.
PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
We're five minutes into the second half and PSG should have had two great chances already since the re-start.
Khvicha Kvaratskhelia with the latest one but he cannot get it on target after more suspect defending by Inter.
PSG should be out of sight...
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Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League
In contrast to PSG, Inter are lacking a spark. They are making too many errors and are not as cohesive as a team.
It is interesting to see that Simone Inzaghi has not made any changes. At half-time he could have reminded his team that they are playing in a Champions League final... because at the moment there won't be many Inter players walking off that field thinking they have done enough.
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PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
A glimmer of hope for Inter.
A mix-up in communication between Achraf Hakimi and Gianluigi Donnarumma and Inter have a corner.
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As a neutral, I can’t help but sit here thinking I wish it was Barca in the final. What a spectacle that would have been. Inter haven’t laid a glove on PSG yet.
Callum
PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
Chris Sutton
Former Premier League striker on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Allianz Arena
PSG are so slick. Doue fizzes the ball into Dembele, little backheel and then Kvaratskhelia drives into the box and blazes wide.
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PSG are first to everything and Khvicha Kvaratskhelia has the first attempt of the second half...just over from a tight angle inside the box.
Absolutely no sign of the French side shutting up shop and defending their lead.
PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
No Inter changes at half-time.
But how long before Simone Inzaghi's patience wears thin?
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Here they come for the second half.
PSG emerge first, Inter's players just behind them.
After a PSG huddle, we're back under way.
PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
The little magician in the middle of the pitch is running the game for PSG so far.
Vitinha is incredibly good at keeping his side ticking and looking for openings with sharp, short es.
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James Horncastle
Italian football expert on BBC Radio 5 Live at the Allianz Arena
We have seen finals when teams have been further behind and come back. Inzaghi said yesterday that Inter want the ball and don't want PSG to have the ball.
Dimarco has been pulled every which way.
I think it is hard for Inzaghi to see a team that has been behind for only 16 minutes in the Champions League this season to be behind now. It's not something they are used to.
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Image source, Getty ImagesInter Milan played their final in the semi-finals. They're completely lost in this game.
Joseph
Don’t forget teams have come back from further behind in the final - Istanbul 2005!
Jon, East Grinstead
Making my girlfriend watch it from a bar in Ayia Napa, she thinks 7-0 PSG - Neves hat-trick. Rogue shout, but still possible.
Anon
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Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League
PSG's press got them their first goal but so far they have been impressive whenever they have been out of possession.
They are on the front foot whenever Inter have the ball, co-ordinated when they press together and always look dangerous when they win the ball back.
Their plan has worked, and they seem to have settled into this final a lot quicker than Inter have - they fully deserve their lead.
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PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
Patrick Kluivert (1995), Carlos Alberto (2004) and Desire Doue (2025).
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Real Madrid may be trying to create another Galacticos team, mark my words - it's PSG that will dominate the next 5-10 years. They are a complete team with a top manager. Team being the key word.
Mekaeal
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Jose Mourinho guided Inter Milan to Champions League glory in 2010.
At half-time in Munich this year, they are staring down the barrel of defeat in the final for the second time in three years.
PSG 2-0 Inter Milan
Nedum Onuoha
Former Manchester City defender on MOTD: UEFA Champions League
I think we'll see more from Inter in the second half but at the moment this feels like a wasted half by them.
Half-time is where their coach Simone Inzaghi may be able to influence the game. He will be able to see the problems his team are having, and try to solve them.
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From Milan...
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Image source, Getty ImagesWho needs Kylian Mbappe when you've got Desire Doue?
There was that call before the game whether it would be Doue or Bradley Barcola. Luis Enrique got the call right.
This has been an absolute mauling. At this moment in time, it looks like the Champions League is going to Paris.
Strange to think Paris St-Germain were 35 minutes away from going out in the league phase - before coming back from 2-0 down to beat Manchester City and keep their hopes alive.
Image source, Getty ImagesFive-star PSG smash sorry Inter to win Champions League
Paris St-Germain's brilliant teenager Desire Doue delivered an inspired display as they produced a masterclass to thrash Inter Milan in Munich and win the Champions League for the first time.
The 19-year-old confirmed his status as a new superstar as Luis Enrique's side capped a brilliant campaign by recording the biggest winning margin in a Champions League or European Cup final.
And they did it by sweeping Inter aside in a blaze of attacking football.
Doue helped PSG on their way to history by setting up Achraf Hakimi for a simple finish after 12 minutes, adding the second eight minutes later with a shot that deflected off Inter defender Federico Dimarco.
Luis Enrique, who becomes only the sixth coach to win this tournament with two different clubs after his 2015 triumph with Barcelona, saw his thrilling team pick Inter apart. Any doubt about the outcome was removed when PSG got the third goal their performance deserved after 63 minutes.
Ousmane Dembele's flick released Vitinha, who played in Doue for a composed finish as he became, at 19 years and 362 days, only the third teenager to score in a Champions League final - after Patrick Kluivert for Ajax in 1995 and Carlos Alberto for Porto in 2004.
PSG were outclassing Inter in devastating style, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia running clear to beat Yann Sommer, sending Luis Enrique running down the touchline in a dance of ecstasy.
The agony was not over for Inter, who lost to Manchester City in the 2023 final. PSG substitute Senny Mayulu, himself still only 19, became the fourth teenager to score in a Champions League final, adding a fifth goal four minutes from time.
Luis Enrique emotional as fans unveil touching tribute to PSG boss' daughter
Paris St-Germain delivered one of the great performances in Champions League history as Luis Enrique's brilliant team gave the competition the winners it deserved.
As they grew into the Champions League this season, they cut a swathe through the Premier League elite - beating Manchester City, then knocked out Liverpool, Aston Villa and Aston Villa in the knockout stages.
PSG emerged as the best team in the competition. And it could not have been illustrated in more emphatic fashion as they ripped apart an experienced Inter Milan team from the first whistle, the contest effectively over when they established a 2-0 lead after 20 minutes.
They were relentless, torturing Inter with their ing and pressing, along with the sheer variety they possess in attack, led by the prodigious talent of Doue, named man of the match, and the young Georgian great Kvaratskhelia.
This was a stunning vindication of PSG's new strategy to move away from the superstar "bling bling" era of Neymar, Lionel Messi and Kylian Mbappe to a team ethic based on young, hungry players under Luis Enrique's brilliant guidance.
The Champions League had remained tantalisingly out of reach for PSG, but the curse has been broken by a magnificent side who look built to last.
How PSG's 'perfect' gameplan blew Inter away
Inter Milan's players and ers were reduced to tears on a chastening night. The oldest team in the competition looked their age as they were run ragged by PSG.
With doubts over coach Simone Inzaghi's future, and several players at the veteran stage, this defeat looks certain to usher in a new era at this great old Italian institution.
This was a brutal experience for Inter, as PSG tore into them from the first whistle. Inzaghi's side were unable to cope.
Danger man Lautaro Martinez never got a chance to pose a threat, and while there was some ill-fortune attached to their loss against Manchester City in Istanbul, this was a humiliation. In search of their fourth triumph in the competition, they were mauled.
It was a mismatch between youth and experience. Inter grew old before the eyes in Munich as this young and vibrant PSG team carried out a footballing destruction.
'Last chance saloon' for Inzaghi and Inter
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This is the first ever competitive meeting between Inter and Paris SG. It’s also the second European Cup/UEFA Champions League final between an Italian and a French side, after Marseille beat Milan 1-0 in 1993 – the only time a French side has ever won the trophy. That final was also held in Munich.
This is Inter’s seventh appearance in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League final, winning the trophy three times (1964, 1965 and 2010). They did lose their last final match, going down 1-0 against Manchester City in 2023.
This is Paris SG’s second ever appearance in the European Cup/UEFA Champions League final, losing 1-0 against Bayern Munich in 2019-20 previously. They remain the last French side to win a major European trophy – the 1995-96 UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup.
French clubs have only won two of their 15 major European finals: one out of seven in European Cup/UEFA Champions League, one out of three in UEFA Cup Winners’ Cup and none in five attempts in UEFA Cup/UEFA Europa League.
This will be the fifth European Cup/UEFA Champions League final to be held in Munich. The victors in each of the previous four were winning the trophy for the very first time, a run Paris SG will seek to continue (Nottingham Forest in 1979, Marseille in 1993, Borussia Dortmund in 1997, Chelsea in 2012).
Internazionale have scored 26 UEFA Champions League goals this season; their t most ever in a major European season, also scoring 26 in 2002-03. They’ve scored two or more goals in all six knockout games and could be the third side to score 2+ goals in every knockout game including the final in a season, along with Real Madrid in 1959-60 (7 games) and Milan in 1993-94 (2 games).
This season has seen Paris SG both win their most games (10) and score their most goals (33) in a single major European campaign. They’ve also ed their most shots per game (18.6) in a UEFA Champions League season on record since 2003-04.
Internazionale have trailed for just 1.2% of their UEFA Champions League matches this season, falling behind in three games but never for more than 370 seconds in any of them – 285 seconds against Bayer Leverkusen in December, 370 against Bayern Munich in April and 343 against Barcelona in May. They’ve also spent the highest percentage of their time winning (50.8%).
Only Atlético Madrid (43.5%) have handed a higher share of minutes to players aged 30+ in the UEFA Champions League this season than Internazionale (43.3%), whose 6,151 minutes by players aged 30+ is the most by a team since Juventus in 2016-17 (6,186). All of the 1,350 minutes Paris SG have given to players aged 30 or over has been by just one player, Marquinhos.
Paris SG have currently played the fourth-most games (167) without ever winning the European Cup/UEFA Champions League since it began in 1955, behind Arsenal (211), Dynamo Kyiv (185) and Atlético Madrid (176). A win in this game would see them have the most games before winning their first trophy, with Man City the current most on 116 before they won their 117th game in the final against Inter in 2023.
Internazionale manager Simone Inzaghi lost the 2023 UEFA Champions League final and is looking to avoid becoming the ninth manager to lose two or more finals. The only two managers to lose their first final but win their second are Fabio Capello (lost 1993, won 1994) and Thomas Tuchel (lost 2020, won 2021).
Paris SG manager Luis Enrique – who won the UEFA Champions League in 2015 with Barcelona – is looking to become the sixth manager to win the trophy with two different clubs, along with Carlo Ancelotti (Milan, Real Madrid), Ottmar Hitzfeld (Borussia Dortmund, Bayern Munich), Jupp Heynckes (Real Madrid, Bayern Munich), José Mourinho (Porto and Inter) and Pep Guardiola (Barcelona and Man City).
João Neves has applied the most high-intensity pressures to opponents in this season’s UEFA Champions League (824), while he’s also made 57 tackles for Paris SG. On record since 2006-07, the only players to make more in a season are Gennaro Gattuso (64 in 2006-07, 59 in 2007-08) and Javier Mascherano (70 in 2007-08).
Paris SG midfielder Vitinha has completed the most es under high-intensity pressure from opponents (665) in this season’s UEFA Champions League. He’s also completed the most es overall (1,222), with only Xavi in 2012-13 (1,299) and 2010-11 (1,244) ever completing more in a season on record since 2003-04.
Internazionale’s sco Acerbi – who scored their crucial late equaliser in the semi-final against Barcelona – could be the fourth oldest outfield player to start a UEFA Champions League final (37 years, 110 days), behind Paolo Maldini for Milan in 2007 (38 years, 331 days), Lothar Matthäus for Bayern Munich in 1999 (38 years, 66 days) and Ryan Giggs for Man Utd in 2011 (37 years, 180 days).
Ousmane Dembélé has been directly involved in 12 UEFA Champions League goals this season (8 goals, 4 assists); the most ever by a Paris SG player in one campaign, while only Zlatan Ibrahimovic in 2013-14 (10) has scored more.
Internazionale’s Lautaro MartÃnez has scored in the last 16, quarter-final and semi-final of this season’s UEFA Champions League. Only five players have scored in those stages plus the final in one season – Frank Lampard in 2007-08, Diego Milito in 2009-10, Lionel Messi in 2010-11, Cristiano Ronaldo in 2013-14 and Sadio Mané in 2017-18. He’s also aiming to become the first Inter player with 10 goals in a major European season (currently nine).
In this season’s UEFA Champions League, the most line-breaking es from one player to another while breaking a defensive line have been from Paris SG’s Ousmane Dembélé to Achraf Hakimi (13); six more than any other duo. Dembélé has created 35 chances this season, the most by a French player since Jerome Rothen in 2003-04 (45), while Hakimi’s 34 chances created is the most by an African player on record (since 2003-04).
Only two players have completed more es in this season’s UEFA Champions League than PSG captain Marquinhos (1,051), who featured in the 2020 final defeat to Bayern Munich. The final could be his 107th appearance in the competition, with only Gianluigi Buffon and Zlatan Ibrahimovic (124 each) playing more games in Champions League history without winning the trophy.
Based on the quality of shots on target faced (using xG), Internazionale’s Yann Sommer has prevented more goals than any other goalkeeper in the UEFA Champions League this season (+5.9 – 10 goals conceded from 15.9 xG on target faced, excluding own goals).
