Dembélé gives PSG the early lead

In the 13th minute, Ousmane Dembélé capitalized on a major error by Rulli, who left the ball loose in the box. The Frenchman finished with class, putting PSG 1-0.
The early goal boosted the Parisians’ confidence and forced Marseille to react quickly, setting the stage for a high-intensity clash full of chances.

Marseille penalty and equalizer

In the 74th minute, the referee awarded a penalty to Marseille after a foul by Chevalier on Mason Greenwood. Two minutes later, the Marseille forward calmly converted with his right foot, despite being left-footed, leveling the score at 1-1.
The equalizer shifted the momentum and set up a tense and dramatic final stretch.

Pacho’s mistake gives Marseille the lead

At the 87th minute, Pacho tried to clear a cross aimed at Aubameyang, but the ball slipped through Chevalier’s legs, putting Marseille 2-1.
The Ecuadorian defender showed clear frustration, while the visitors took advantage of the error to seize the lead when PSG seemed poised to maintain the draw.

Ramos rescues PSG and penalties decide

In stoppage time, 90+5’, Gonçalo Ramos finished a deadly counterattack with a right-footed shot from the center of the box to make it 2-2.

The draw sent the final to a penalty shootout, where PSG triumphed 4-1, with the decisive goal from Désiré Doué, claiming the Trophée des Champions. The shootout was intense: Rulli and Chevalier became key figures, but Paris’ experience and composure made the difference.

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