Biggest wins in Champions League final history: PSG shatter records with 5-0 triumph

Paris Saint-Germain secured their first UEFA Champions League title with a record-breaking 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in the final in Munich. The historic win featured a brace from Desire Doue along with goals from Achraf Hakimi, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia, and Senny Mayulu, marking the largest margin of victory in Champions League final history.The dominant performance by PSG surpassed previous records, with their five-goal victory exceeding the four-goal margins achieved by AC Milan, Bayern Munich, and Real Madrid in past finals.Go Beyond The Boundary with our YouTube channel. SUBSCRIBE NOW!The triumph represented a successful shift in PSG's organisational approach, moving away from their previous strategy of acquiring established stars to focusing on developing talent from within.

PSG's five goals placed them among an elite group of clubs to reach that scoring threshold in a Champions League final. Only Real Madrid's 7-3 win over Eintracht Frankfurt in 1959/60 and Benfica's 5-3 victory against Real Madrid in 1961/62 had previously seen a team score five or more goals in the final.

In the historical context of Champions League finals, only ten matches have seen a team score four or more goals. Real Madrid achieved this feat multiple times, including their 4-1 victories over Juventus in 2016/17 and Atletico Madrid in 2013/14.

AC Milan hold a notable presence in the record books with three instances of scoring four goals in finals. These include their 4-0 wins against Barcelona in 1993/94 and Steaua Bucuresti in 1988/89, plus a 4-1 victory over Ajax in 1968/69.

The previous record for the largest margin of victory in a Champions League final was shared by multiple teams. AC Milan achieved it twice with 4-0 wins, while Bayern Munich matched this margin in 1973/74 against Atletico Madrid in a unique replayed final following a 1-1 draw.