Paris Saint-Germain Claims First-Ever UEFA Super Cup Title with Dramatic Shootout Victory Over Tottenham

In a thrilling match featuring a remarkable comeback, Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) clinched their first-ever UEFA Super Cup title by defeating Tottenham Hotspur on penalties (4-3). The match, held at the Stadio Friuli in Udine, Italy, ended in a dramatic 2-2 draw after regular time.

Match Details

Tottenham started the game strongly, taking a one-goal lead into halftime. The goal was scored by Dutch defender Micky van de Ven in the 39th minute, who capitalized on a rebound off the crossbar. The Spurs extended their lead early in the second half when captain Cristian Romero added a second goal in the 48th minute, putting PSG in a difficult position.

Despite being two goals down, Paris Saint-Germain showed great resilience and managed to turn the tide in the final minutes. Lee Kang-in scored to reduce the deficit in the 85th minute, and Gonçalo Ramos netted the equalizer in injury time (90+4), forcing the game into a penalty shootout.

Penalty Shootout and Victory

In the decisive penalty shootout, the Parisian team held their nerve and won 4-3, securing their first title in this prestigious continental competition. This victory marks a significant achievement for Paris Saint-Germain at the start of the season.

Team Lineups

• Paris Saint-Germain:

  • Goalkeeper: Chevalier.

  • Defense: Hakimi - Marquinhos - Beraldo - Nuno Mendes.

  • Midfield: Zaïre-Emery - Vitinha - Doué.

  • Attack: Barcola - Ousmane Dembélé - Kvaratskhelia.

• Tottenham Hotspur:

  • Goalkeeper: Vicario.

  • Defense: Porro - Romero - Danso - van de Ven.

  • Midfield: Spence - Bentancur - Palhinha.

  • Attack: Kudus - Sarr - Richarlison.