Doo is captivating as he waits for the Champions League to end in a record-breaking way
Paris Saint-Germain won the Champions League title for the first time in history with a 5-0 victory that recorded Inter Milan at the Allianz Arena.
Luis Enrique’s men were pre-match favorites after significantly improving their overwhelming performance in the league stage and knocking out Liverpool, Aston Villa and Arsenal towards the showpiece.
And they backed up that status with scintillation, and Achraf Hakimi advanced goals against his previous club in the 12th minute, before superior desire doubled the advantage after eight minutes.
Inter had shown excellent resilience to win the semi-final epic with Barcelona in the extra time, but the brilliance of Luis Enrique’s youthful side had no answer.
Doue doubled the game unquestionably in the 63rd minute, and Kvicha Kvaratskhelia piled up more pain 10 minutes later before PSG broke the record with the biggest victory margin in European Cup and Champions League history, making a final decision to close the treble in the process.
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That Inter was rarely surprised by the content sitting in its early stages, but the speed pushed deeper by PSG was surprising, and after some early warning signs, the League 1 champions conveyed early pressure.
Hakimi, a scorer in the last eight years and semi-finals, was delivered again for PSG, but he had to tap to close the exquisite 12-minute move where he saw Defeña split the defense when the pass found Doo’s run.
Federico DiMarco was the culprit in that case because the inter-offside trap failed. He was again at an unfortunate party after 8 minutes.
Francesco Aservi and Marcus Thurman both missed targets on short-range headers, so Inter had the chance to halve the deficit, but Ousmane Dembele should have laid the game out of point blank range after latching into Doue’s stunning low left-wing cross.
Doue then drifted narrowly through long-distance efforts, and Kvaratskhelia headed out of the corner following his biased strike at first half stop time.
PSG stayed firmly in the dominance after the interval, and after an artistic show from Doue Teed Up Hakimi, the suspected star of the show secured glory in the sublime second due to the occasion when the ball was heavily biased.
Dembele sped up Vitanya towards the box with an instinctive flick pass, and the Portuguese midfielder laid the ball down the doe road and headed home a finish blow.
However, there was enough time for PSG to add gloss to the already devastating scoreline, and it was applied by Kvaratskhelia. Kvaratskhelia’s goal for the previous season, which rejected the Serie A title in the first half of the season before moving to Paris, was sent fourth after Dembee played.
PSG made many changes after raising four goals, but that did not disrupt their control or prevent the tide of opportunity. And the 18-year-old Mile powered from a tough angle to ensure that the much-anticipated victory was won by an unprecedented margin.