PSG crowned 2026 UEFA Super Cup champions
PSG continues to collect Europe's most prestigious silverware.
Details: PSG has secured the 2026 UEFA Super Cup. In a hard-fought final held in Salzburg, Luis Enrique's side edged past Aston Villa with a 2-1 victory. The Parisians entered the clash as reigning Champions League winners, while the English club earned their shot at the trophy thanks to their Europa League triumph.
The deadlock was broken as early as the 20th minute. Khvicha Kvaratskhelia showcased his individual brilliance, unleashing a powerful strike to put the French giants ahead. But PSG couldn't cruise into halftime. Just before the break, 17-year-old Bryan Maggio leveled the score at 1-1. For the young striker, it was a historic moment—he became the youngest-ever goalscorer in UEFA Super Cup history.
After the interval, PSG regained the initiative and found the net again in the 61st minute. Désiré Doué finished off a flowing move with a precise shot—initially ruled out for offside. But after a VAR review, the French winger's goal was allowed to stand, making it 2-1. That proved to be the decisive moment in the battle for the trophy.
Aston Villa pushed hard to rescue the match, keeping the suspense alive until the final whistle, but PSG held firm to protect their slender lead and clinch the win. Luis Enrique's men kick off the season with another European title, retaining the UEFA Super Cup they also won last year against Tottenham.
For PSG, this triumph is further confirmation of the club's dominant era on the continental stage: following their Champions League success, the Parisians add yet another international trophy to their collection.
Reminder: Century record! 17-year-old teenager becomes youngest ever scorer in UEFA Super Cup history.
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