OR Paris Saint -Germain At the top of the football Everest. Luis Enrique’s team “traveled” her Inter With a 5-0 historic Champions League final and took Europe’s “crown” for the first time in its history, completing the season with the achievement of “Treble”. Two goals and assists, 19 -year -old Desir Duu.
Championship, Cup and European. Paris Saint -Germain’s dream in Champions League It finally became a reality. After many years of effort and “flying” billions, the French team won everything in a season, culminating in the mug with the … big ears, in the Munich final.
Luis Enrique took her out of the … hand, made Paris Saint-Germain an enviable team and led her to win her first Champions League with a 5-0 deafening (no other in the final with five goals). This is also the 2nd personal of the Spanish coach, after 2015 with Barcelona.
Inter could not resist the Munich final, so the Champions League mug ended up in Paris Saint -Germain, which won its second European title after the Cup, back in 1996. At the same time, it became the second team from France, which lifted France.
The match …
With Vittinia having a dominant image in the center, Paris Saint -Germain had more time on her feet at the start of the race and pushed Inter’s defense. The French made their first shots to Zomer’s fire, finally 1-0 in 12 ‘, when three Luis Enrique players hid the ball. Vittinia passed a vertical pass to the big area, Due found Hakimi at the height of the small area, with the unmarked Moroccan opening the scoring, scoring his 4th goal in this year’s Champions League.
Paris Saint -Germain saw Inter trying to become more aggressive, but did not lose control of the race. In the 21st Due was lucky enough to. After a corner kick by Nerazzurri, Dembele ran the counterattack, crossed the duo, who shot, with the ball struggling with Dimarko and ending in Zomer’s nets for 2-0!
Inter had a hard time releasing the ball in its own half, accepting the effective pressure of Paris Saint -Germain’s players. When he approached Donaruma’s frames, he did it with some deep balls, which did not work. Its top moment in the first 45 minutes came from a “set” phase in the 38 ‘. From a corner kick, Turam took the close header, but sent the ball to pass a little out.
The French again uploaded “turns”, saw Dembele in the 44 ‘not being able to score closely, while Kvaratschelia succeeded in doing so in the first half, sending the ball for a while, with a shot and head.
Inter showed a mood to get strong in the second half to reduce the score. Paris Saint -Germain, however, had Du, Kvaratschelia and Dembele to stand out aggressively, with the second two missing goals. Seeing his team have problems in the back, Simone Inzagi made two changes (Bisek and Zalefski replaced Pavar and Dimarko). Inter showed up more energy on the pitch, but the shots made by the bar were not lucky.
But Paris Saint -Germain’s “party” continued, making many Inter friends burst into tears on the platform. Shortly before he got out of the final, the due scored a second goal in the final. In a phase started by a stunning dembele heel, Vittinia gave the assist and the due was aptly 3-0!
Ten minutes later, we had 4-0. Kvaratschelia came out with Zomer with Zomer after Dembele’s vertical pass, well-to-do. Barolas then tried to leave his own “footprint” in the final, in the 81 ‘he stopped Atcherby, but his place sent the ball a little out.
Barolas was unable to score, but at 86 ′ he had the assist in Mayoulou for the final 5-0! A deafening result for the finale of an incredible season for Paris Saint -Germain.
The compositions:
Paris Saint -Germain (Louis Enrique): Donaruma, Hakimi, Marcinios, Patsos, Mentes (78΄ Ernades), Neves (84΄ Zair Emeri), Vittinia, Ruth (84΄ Mayoulou), Dou (67΄ Barolas)
Inter (Simone Inzaggi): Zomer, Doumpry, Turam, Martins, Atcherby, Tsalhanoglu (70΄ Aslani), Mcitrian (62΄ Darmian), Barela, Pavar (54΄ Bisek, 62΄)