PSG v Tottenham: Teamwork, errors and preparation, highs and lows | OneFootball

This Wednesday evening, Paris Saint-Germain won 2-2, then 4-3 on penalties (video highlights PSG/Tottenham) against Tottenham in the 2025 UEFA Super Cup at the Bluenergy Stadium in Udine. Here are the highs and lows from this victory.

Tops –

❤️ The hatred of losing

The days when players, once behind, couldn’t turn things around are long gone. Today, with this PSG, you have to watch the matches until the very end. Despite a disrupted preparation and visible physical suffering during the match, the gap with Tottenham wasn’t really felt. In the end, PSG went all the way and lifted this UEFA Super Cup, with some beautiful moments to remember.

Lee/Ramos – Opportunists

When the starting eleven can’t get it done, you need strong personalities to snatch results. Lee scored with a beautiful strike, Ramos made his presence felt in the box with a fine winning header. The penalty shootout was also very important, as it showed the full confidence of the PSG players despite Vitinha’s early miss.

Another trophy!

How can you describe PSG’s season if not to say it’s exceptional, both in terms of play and trophies. Paris has (almost) won everything. Except for the Club World Cup, they won every final they played. It’s been a great season that has just ended, and the new one starts with maximum confidence and a shared desire to start another great campaign.

Flops –

😡 Technical errors

It’s hard to play football when you’re not at 100% physically. What the players lacked was freshness. We saw unusual technical mistakes that, at times, hampered the team’s attacking ambitions. We would have liked to see a different clash between the two teams at another point in the season, but that’s how it is—this Cup closes out the previous season and kicks off the new one.

Concerns about the rest of the physical preparation

The problem for this PSG is that they’ll have to build up their fitness during the competition period. It won’t be easy to juggle results and behind-the-scenes work to gain enough physical strength to go all the way to the 2026 World Cup. Luis Enrique and his staff have already proven they know the recipe for success, but now everyone around PSG needs to calm down, and the start of the season will probably be less controlled than last year. What matters is being ready later in the season.

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