Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured their maiden UEFA Champions League title with a commanding 5-0 victory against Inter Milan in the final match held on Saturday at Allianz Arena in Munich, Germany.

The match saw PSG taking an early lead, with Moroccan winger Achraf Hakimi scoring in the 12th minute.

French forward Désiré Doué added to the scoreline with goals in the 20th and 63rd minutes, while Armenian midfielder Khvicha Kvaratskhelia netted the fourth goal in the 73rd minute.

French attacker Myziane Maolida rounded off the scoring for PSG with a goal in the 86th minute.

PSG's head coach, Luis Enrique, implemented a dominant 'tiki-taka' style that kept Inter under constant pressure throughout the match.

In contrast, Inter Milan, managed by Simone Inzaghi, struggled to cope with PSG's relentless attacks, leading to significant defensive vulnerabilities.

Inzaghi appeared visibly distressed as his team faltered, failing to replicate the tactical maturity they displayed against Barcelona in the semifinals.

Despite attempts to reduce the deficit, Inter Milan's performance fell short of expectations, marred by numerous errors and a lack of cohesion in their gameplay.

Swiss goalkeeper Yann Sommer faced repeated challenges, as PSG's potent offensive lineup exploited the gaps in Inter's defense.

This historic win marks a significant achievement for PSG, affirming their status among Europe's elite clubs.