Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) has secured another piece of silverware, defeating Stade de Reims 3-0 in the Coupe de France final at the Stade de France. The victory marks PSG’s fifteenth Coupe de France title and moves them a step closer to a historic treble this season.
The Parisian giants showcased their formidable attacking prowess from the outset, with Bradley Barcola netting a brace in the 16th and 19th minutes, giving PSG an early and commanding lead. Achraf Hakimi further extended their advantage with a goal in the 43rd minute, effectively sealing the win before halftime.
Reims, who had a challenging season in Ligue 1 and are currently facing a relegation playoff, entered the final as significant underdogs. While they showed moments of determination, they ultimately struggled to contain PSG’s star-studded lineup. This was Reims’ first appearance in the Coupe de France final since 1977.
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For PSG, the Coupe de France triumph builds on their already secured Ligue 1 title. The team now turns its attention to the highly anticipated Champions League final next week against Inter Milan, where they will aim to complete a historic treble. Manager Luis Enrique’s decision to field a strong side in the cup final, despite the upcoming European challenge, paid off handsomely, allowing his team to secure the domestic double in convincing fashion.
This victory marks another successful domestic campaign for PSG, reaffirming their status as the dominant force in French football. For Reims, while the cup final appearance offered a morale boost, their primary focus remains on their crucial second leg relegation playoff match.
