Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) finally stopped on the last step. While he was a favorite, the capital’s club lost to Chelsea (3-0), in the club World Cup final on Sunday July 13, at Metlife Stadium, New Jersey, near New York. A defeat that prevents Luis Enrique’s men from conquering the fifth title they dreamed of And to expand their domination on a planetary scale, after their already historical quadruple (Champions League, League 1, French Cup and Champions Trophy).
Unrecognizable, the European champions sank against Londoners in great shape, who dominated them from the start of the game, and led 3-0 at halftime, after a double of Cole Palmer (22e et 30e), which has exploited unusual generosity of Parisian defense, and a decisive pass from the latter for an untenable Joao Pedro (3-0, 43e). A match to forget for PSG, especially for Luis Enrique, who hung on with Joao Pedro, during tensions on the lawn between the players, after the final whistle.
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