Paris Saint-Germain clinches 2026 Champions League title with historic double
Following a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Arsenal in Budapest, the Parisians have etched their name in football history. After years of near-misses, PSG finally secured Europe’s most coveted prize.
A decade of perseverance paid off. On a Saturday evening in Budapest, Paris Saint-Germain transformed their European legacy by overcoming Arsenal in a nerve-wracking final. The 1-1 draw after extra time set the stage for a dramatic penalty shootout, where PSG’s composure shone through in a 4-3 victory. The Parisians have finally claimed their place among football’s elite.
Manager Luis Enrique’s strategy relied on a core group that remained largely unchanged from last season. This consistency bore fruit as the capital club completed an exceptional campaign by securing a historic double. Their world-class squad has now proven their dominance on the biggest stage. Below is their end-of-season report card, based on match evaluations compiled by our reporters throughout the campaign.
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