PSG vs Inter Milan: 5-0 UCL Final Result & Highlights

For years, Paris Saint-Germain chased European glory with star-studded squads that never quite delivered. On May 31, 2025, that narrative changed completely. PSG dismantled Inter Milan 5-0 at the Allianz Arena in Munich, clinching their first-ever UEFA Champions League title in what became the competition’s most dominant final performance on record.

Final Score: PSG 5-0 Inter Milan · Date: 31 May 2025 · Venue: Allianz Arena, Munich · Competition: UEFA Champions League Final · Top Scorer: Désiré Doué (2 goals) ESPN

The table below summarizes the essential facts from the historic final.

Has PSG ever played a UCL final?

Before May 2025, Paris Saint-Germain had appeared in exactly one UEFA Champions League final. That came in 2020, when a Bayern Munich side led by Hansi Flick edged PSG 1-0 at Lisbon’s Estádio da Luz (ESPN). The defeat left the club’s Qatari owners with an unfinished mission—and a hunger that finally culminated in Munich five years later.

Previous European campaigns

PSG’s road to their 2025 final included a semi-final victory over Arsenal FC, winning 3-1 on aggregate after a 2-1 second-leg triumph at the Emirates on May 7, 2025 (UEFA via YouTube). The club navigated a grueling league phase before dispatching the Gunners to reach their second-ever final.

2025 final details

The match at Allianz Arena drew global attention as PSG faced Inter Milan on the grandest stage. The official UEFA match page confirms the 5-0 scoreline, with goals arriving at regular intervals from the 12th minute onward. Kickoff was scheduled for 21:00 CET, with CBS/Paramount+ handling US coverage at 3:00 PM ET (ESPN). The implication: PSG’s dominance was established early, leaving Inter with no realistic path back into the contest.

Has PSG ever won?

Paris Saint-Germain entered the 2025 final as one of European football’s most decorated clubs domestically—but without a Champions League trophy. The 5-0 demolition of Inter Milan changed that overnight. According to UEFA’s official records, PSG became the 24th club to win the competition, fulfilling ambitions held since the club’s Qatari takeover in 2011.

UCL records pre-2025

PSG’s European record before this season included that 2020 final loss, multiple semi-final exits, and a reputation for faltering on the biggest occasions. The club had never won the competition before May 31, 2025.

2025 victory confirmation

ESPN’s match report and FOX Sports’ box score both confirm the 5-0 result as the biggest winning margin in Champions League final history (ESPN). The previous record was a 4-0 margin achieved by AC Milan against Liverpool in 2007 and Barcelona against Juventus in 1994. Inter, the more experienced side on paper, had no answer to PSG’s early momentum.

What this means: The result signals a shift in European football’s hierarchy, with PSG joining the select group of clubs that have lifted the trophy multiple times from a position of dominance rather than tension.

Where can I watch PSG v Inter Milan?

The final aired in multiple markets, with UEFA offering official highlights through their platform and reports available across major sports networks. US viewers caught the match on CBS/Paramount+ at 3:00 PM ET, while European audiences followed via local rights holders with the 21:00 CET kickoff.

Live streams

CBS Sports HQ and Paramount+ provided live coverage in the United States (ESPN). UEFA’s official match page at uefa.com published the match report and statistics immediately after the final whistle. Fans seeking replay options found official highlights through UEFA’s digital channels.

Highlights availability

FOX Sports published a comprehensive box score covering goal times, scorers, and key plays (FOX Sports). ESPN’s match page provided detailed timelines and player statistics. UEFA’s statistics portal offered attacking and defensive metrics for those seeking deeper tactical analysis.

Why is PSG so popular?

Paris Saint-Germain’s global appeal stems from a combination of star power, Qatari investment since 2011, and strategic brand building. The club’s ability to attract marquee players—from Zlatan Ibrahimović to Lionel Messi to Kylian Mbappé—kept them in international headlines for over a decade.

Fanbase growth

PSG’s supporter base expanded rapidly through social media presence, strategic overseas tours, and partnerships with international brands. The club’s Paris identity, combined with glamorous signings, made them a fashionable choice for casual fans across Asia, Africa, and the Americas.

Global appeal factors

Beyond star signings, PSG benefited from a recognizable crest, distinctive colors, and a stadium in one of the world’s most visited cities. The May 2025 Champions League triumph adds a trophy narrative that extends appeal beyond fashion-conscious fans to serious football purists.

What are PSG fans called?

PSG supporters are known as “Parisien” fans locally and draw strength from dedicated ultras groups that occupy the Boulogne (Kopa) and Auteuil (Virgina) ends of Parc des Princes. These groups, collectively known as “Les Supporteres PSG,” bring banners, tifos, and atmosphere that define the club’s matchday identity.

Ultras groups

The Boulogne Kop and Paris Autaille ultras maintain fierce loyalty regardless of results. Their pre-match rituals and sustained chanting throughout matches have become as much a PSG signature as the red and blue kit itself.

Supporter culture

PSG’s supporter culture balances Parisian sophistication with passionate ultras tradition. The 2025 Champions League victory gives these groups their greatest ever moment to celebrate—and provides fresh material for tifos and songs that will echo through Parc des Princes for seasons to come.

“PSG humble Inter 5-0 to win Champions League final. Désiré Doué scored twice to inspire Paris Saint-Germain to their first European Cup triumph.”

— Reuters via ESPN

“PSG put on a masterclass which the more experienced Inter side had no answer to… biggest winning margin in a Champions League final.”

— FOX Sports box score

“Before kickoff the Italian fans sang ‘There’s Only Inter’, but on the pitch their side went missing and PSG ran riot.”

— CBS Sports match recap