Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) secured a dominant 3-0 victory over Reims in the Coupe de France final on Saturday, with 21-year-old winger Bradley Barcola stealing the spotlight. The rising star netted two first-half goals and assisted Achraf Hakimi's volley, cementing PSG's record-extending 16th title in the competition.
The match showcased PSG's clinical efficiency, with midfielder Desire Doue providing two key assists before Hakimi's strike sealed the win. The triumph completes a domestic treble for the Qatari-backed club, having already claimed the Ligue 1 title and Trophee des Champions this season.
All eyes now turn to next week's UEFA Champions League final against Inter Milan in Munich, where PSG aims to secure its first continental crown. Coach Luis Enrique, who guided Barcelona to a treble in 2015, could achieve a rare managerial milestone with victory in Germany.
While Reims struggled to contain PSG's attacking flair, the historic club – twice European Cup finalists in the 1950s – faced familiar disappointment. For PSG, the victory serves as ideal preparation for their ultimate test: overcoming their 2020 Champions League final defeat and cementing their status among Europe's elite.
