Delight for Enriquez but the owners………not so much. Really hope this shit gets washed down the sewer.
2025 UEFA Champions League final — Paris Saint-Germain vs Inter Milan | 5-0
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Felt bad watching it.
indeed!
Classy tifo by PSG
That banner from the PSG for Enrique's little girl. 
True but to be fair and to give it more context. That PSG side had to beat Leipzig and Atalanta to get to that final. This one had to beat Liverpool and Arsenal. This side is simply much, much better than the 2020 one.
I don:t understand this. Football that teams like PSG play is exactly Guardiola's legacy in modern football. At their best, Guardiola's teams are still the benchmark for this style of football.
The 'robotic' argument is just people being deliberately obtuse or simply hating. Yeah, high scoring, technically brilliant, attacking football is somehow 'robotic'. Sure.
This version of PSG is better than any team Neymar, Mbappé and Messi played in.
I'd argue that this one would've had a better chance to win against Bayern.
So weird club president celebrating and on shoulder of players. No class.
Regardless, let’s just forget the whole thing. Why I’m even pushing this argument I’ve no idea. It annoyed me at the time and then it spiralled from there
.I’m over it now.
57 games played: 43 wins, 7 draws & 7 losses in all competitions.
That tifo..
Some serious rumours about Inzaghi going to Al Hilal after this final. A sad end for him at Inter, he did very well there with very limited resources.
Luis Enrique's t-shirt makes me a bit teary eyed.
This was way better than the slop Pep serves up.
Rules and a level playing field are insurance now. Football clubs relying on football revenue should compete with state-funded teams.
I want to say that people like you will wake up when european leagues are like the Saudi league, but even then, for some, there is just no hope.
I've forgotten what a post trophy party feels like
Exactly. The notion that this is something different is laughable because actually PSG under Enrique are basically a Pep team in all of the meaning..
Yes
Which one? I didn't see it.
Classless president and now the fans enter pitch as well. embarrasing.
Pretty emotional to see Rafel Pol, Luis Enrique's assistant crying tonight after loosing his wife at the beginning of the season.
Well deserved. Happy for a guy like Luis Enrique.
Still, any victory by a fake and cheating team likenPSG, is a loss for football.
Still, any victory by a fake and cheating team likenPSG, is a loss for football.
It's amazing the length people would go to. Enrique himsefl would tell you how much his football owes to Pep. When Pep's Barcelona, Bayern and City were at their best, they were just as dynamic and quick as it gets. You'd hear endless tributes by the likes of Iniesta, Robben and many others on how Pep's football gave them the best platform to show their skills. It's like people refuse to recognize, that any style not executed well, like several Pep copycats, will look pedestrian and slow by definition.
Loads of fans on the pitch …scary
Luis Enrique's daughter who died a few years ago with a PSG shirt next to him
"The PSG fans unveil a huge banner of Luis Enrique and Xana planting a PSG flag. Enrique, smiling broadly but also awash with emotion, clearly appreciates the gesture. His t-shirt, which has a cute cartoon representing him and Xana with a PSG flag, comes with the caption: We are the champions! What beautiful and touching tributes." Guardian
Jesus that Barcola nearly goal would’ve been an all time classic. Should’ve finished it.
Gets me teary eyed every time.That banner from the PSG for Enrique's little girl.
Two CL finals and some national cups is respectable, but only one league win in four while Inter had the best team - by a margin - every season is a bad record. Also that performance today was really shameful. He’s not a bad coach but a bit uninspired
Aged well
That dribble to find space was insane. Deserved a goal certainly
I don't understand why he went near post when the far post was all open
Alright Guillem, calm down.
What is the level playing field you speak of? The one in Spain where 2 or 3 clubs have the revenue of the rest combined? And when that fails, they get bailed by their government? Or the playing field whereby a club like Dortmund or Leverkusen can win the league one year and look to build something only to lose their players to their direct rivals because they just don't have the cash?
We all want a level playing field, the problem is it never existed. Football has always been unfair where money made the difference. The last clubs that get to cry about unfairness or deserve any sympathy are the old money aristocrats of European football.
City played bad this year. But Guardiola's teams in the past usually played sublime, high scoring football. If that is 'robotic', more 'robotic' teams would be great.