Why Désiré Doué and Luis Enrique received 10/10 after PSG’s 5-0 Champions League final win over Inter Milan | OneFootball

According to L'Équipe, the documentary Dix sur dix opens up its player ratings process. It revisits the night Désiré Doué and Luis Enrique both received 10/10 after PSG beat Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final.

Since 1980 the paper has graded players at major tournaments, with perfect 10s handed out only about 20 times. On 31 May 2025, PSG's 5-0 win produced two such marks. Doué scored twice and was named player of the match, and Enrique was also given 10.

The film blends interviews with newsroom staff and figures from the game with match footage and scenes from daily editorial life, showing how scores are decided and returning to that May flashpoint.

Voices in the film argue Doué’s 10 was the easiest the desk has ever given. Others note it was Paris’s first Champions League title, say emotion played a part, and suggest a nine would not have shocked them, but nor would a 10.

Enrique’s grading is presented as an idea of perfection, from preparation and strategy to the match itself and its aesthetics. Contributors say everything aligned, the substance, artistry and the emphatic result, making it a night worthy of marks that will endure.

Source: L'Équipe