Champions League: PSG wins final against Inter Milan

Paris Saint-Germain around Super Teenager Désiré Doué stormed the first triumph in the Champions League with a record victory against Inter Milan. In addition to the outstanding 19-year-old, the former Dortmund Achraf Hakimi and Ousmane Dembélé also provided highlights in the Munich Arena in a surprisingly one-sided finale-it was the highest final success in Europe’s football king class.

Five years after the final defeat against FC Bayern, Captain Marquinhos, as a remaining star, was allowed to lead his team to the award ceremony this time. In the class difference documented with five goals – recently, the AC Milan won 4-0 against FC Barcelona in 1994.

Hakimi (12th minute) and Doué (20th) on preparatory work by Dembélé shocked this year’s Bayern converter Inter-so early a team was never back in a royal class 0: 2. When they returned to the Munich, neither summer nor defender Benjamin Pavard were able to give their team stability. Bitter: German international Yann Aurel Bisseck, which was substituted for Pavard in the 54th minute, had to be injured again eight minutes later.

After the break it came even worse for the Nerazzurri. Doué, in which FC Bayern was also interested before moving to PSG, increased to 3: 0 (63.). He is the youngest player who succeeded in a royal class final goal and template. With the 4-0 (73rd) and Senny Mayulu (87th), Chwitscha Kwarazchelia ensured the final party ecstasis. As two years ago in the 0: 1 against Manchester City, Inter failed again – this time even more painful.

The first win of the Henkelpott is one of the most expensive royal class projects. The French capital club has been pushed from Qatar for a decades and a half for a decades. The fact that he triumphs in Europe, Neymar and Kylian Mbappé in Europe’s elite league in the period after the era of world greats such as Lionel Messi, Neymar and Kylian Mbappé, seems strange. Without the very big superstars, coach Luis Enrique built a functioning team that had lost 0-1 at Bayern in the preliminary round.

“Together we are invincible,” was the message that the PSG fans gave their heart club on their way to the final in the event of a crackling atmosphere. From the beginning, the PSG team took the command and rewarded itself with a beautifully played goal.

Vitinha, linchpin in the Parisian game, found the free-standing Doué, which was perfect for Hakimi. The Moroccan completed the lead – he almost apologetically cheered as a former Milan master player.

Inters Federico Dimarco lifted off at 0: 1, at 0: 2 the full -back also helped vigorously. After losing the ball in the Paris half, we quickly went forward via Kwarazchelia and on on Dembélé. The 28-year-old served Doué during his change of sides, whose shot was unsustainable in the goal for summer. As with the lead goal, PSG fans burned plenty of pyrotechnics in their block.

Dembélé, who once struck away from Dortmund, presented himself not only in the 2-0 final final scene as the mature footballer, as he was already on the way to the final. Shortly before the break, he would have made almost everything clear with the 3-0. Kwarazchelia was even closer to the next half of the intervals in added time in the first half.

The Milanese themselves did not take part in the game for a long time. Much to despair of the permanently agile trainer Simone Inzaghi. When the former Gladbacher Marcus Thuram was not much missing from Hakan Calhanoglu in a header after the corner of Hakan Calhanoglu, Inzaghi had long since got rid of his jack.

After the change of sides, the Urban League flared up to date with an urgent phase in this Champions League season. The too tentative inter-team, which had delivered an epic semi-final with FC Barcelona, ​​failed due to the well-staggered PSG defensive around the safe Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma. In the failed attempt to complete the “great way” with his team, the angry Inzaghi also saw the yellow card (58th).

When Doué, Kwarazchelia and Mayulu then increased to 5-0, the inter-hope was finally destroyed. Enrique looked satisfied that his team had the “fun” he asked and could really enjoy the final in the end.

He himself immortalized himself in a special coaching gallery. According to Carlo Ancelotti, Ernst Happel, Jupp Heynckes, Ottmar Hitzfeld, José Mourinho and Pep Guardiola, the former Barcelona coach could be the seventh coach, the Europe’s club crown with two different clubs.

Transparency note: This article has been updated.