UEFA Champions League: Livescore

Paris Saint-Germain Crowned Champions of Europe in Munich

Paris Saint-Germain have finally done it. After years of falling short on the European stage, PSG clinched their first-ever UEFA Champions League title with a hard-fought win over Inter Milan in Munich. It was a night of redemption for the French champions - and one that will go down in club history.

In a final full of tension and high stakes, PSG showed maturity, cohesion, and real character. The French side had often been accused of underperforming in key moments, but this time, they delivered when it counted most. The heartbreak of previous campaigns was replaced by scenes of jubilation and pride.

Ousmane Dembélé was electric throughout the tournament and produced yet another decisive performance on the biggest night of his career. With goals, assists, and relentless energy, his displays now have him firmly in the running for this year’s Ballon d'Or - and deservedly so.

Vitinha also emerged as one of the competition's standout performers. The Portuguese midfielder was central to everything PSG did well - controlling games with poise, precision, and intelligence. His stock has risen considerably, and he’s now being recognised as one of Europe’s most complete midfielders.

PSG’s journey to the final was far from straightforward. After advancing from a tricky group, they navigated past the likes of Barcelona and other elite sides with increasing authority. Each round added confidence, and by the time they reached Munich, they looked like a side ready to claim the crown.

For Inter Milan, it was another painful final defeat under Simone Inzaghi. Just two years after falling to Manchester City, the Nerazzurri once again lost to a team claiming their maiden European title. Despite a strong campaign built on structure and balance, Inter couldn’t find the extra spark needed in the final.

As the celebrations unfolded, PSG’s triumph felt like the beginning of a new chapter - one where the club is no longer chasing European validation, but setting new standards. With emerging stars like Désiré Doué joining a core of world-class talent, the future looks very bright in Paris.

Elsewhere, Europe’s top clubs - from Arsenal to Bayern - will take note. PSG are no longer a project; they’re champions of Europe, and they’ve arrived for real.

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