Munich theory put to play as PSG clinched their first UEFA Champions League title after crushing Inter Milan 5-0.

The game was a one sided affair, which was a dominating show from PSG.

It was defensive chaos for Inter Milan — no structure, no communication.

The match started off strong from PSG as they required only 12 minutes to put one at the back of the net.

Hakimi was left completely unmarked and opened the scoresheet.

Despite scoring, Hakimi out of respect for his former club decided not to celebrate.
Class move!

Poor defensive play from Inter Milan in a Champions League Final.

Inter showed poor play in this game which was completely unexpected of them.

They had been defensively solid all tournament, and suddenly looked overwhelmed and unprepared for PSG’s pace and pressing.

Désiré Doué netted PSG’s second goal from a wonderful counter attack. Doué’s goal, doubled troubles for Inter.

The side looked confident, with all the youngsters comfortable and stress-free.

Inter were unexpectedly invisible in the first half — not even a shot was on target.

Doué struck again in the second half making it 3-0. Amazing display of teamwork, completely demolishing Inter’s defence.

PSG showed no signs of stopping despite being in the lead.
Kvaratskhelia scored PSG’s 4th in the final.

No one had expected this level of embarrassment in the script!

Ousmane Dembele assisted yet again.

Donnarumma could’ve brought a chair — he was barely tested all night.

The final seemed over for Inter Milan with Mayulu scoring the 5th of the night.

PSG weren’t just playing — they were delivering.

Inter will want to forget this one — It was a night where nothing went right for them.
The defence was torn apart so easily.

This performance was nothing like the Inter we saw against Barça in the semifinals, with an aggregate score of 7-6.

That defensive play was on point compared to the finals.

PSG meant business.

They have been incredible this season from almost getting relegated early in the Champions League to lifting it and completing the treble.