Real Madrid humiliated as European press ignites over PSG | OneFootball

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This Thursday morning, European media are celebrating PSG after the humiliation dealt to Real Madrid in the Club World Cup semi-final.

After PSG's 4-0 victory over Real Madrid in the Club World Cup semi-final, the European press is unanimous: this was a masterclass.

In Spain, daily newspaper Marca headlines "Perfect Saint-Germain crushes Real Madrid", highlighting that "Luis Enrique's team dominated in every area from the start" and that "errors by Asensio and Rüdiger destroyed the match before the 10th minute". The paper talks of a catastrophic end to the season for Madrid, now forced to "rethink its entire planning for 2025/26".

AS doesn't pull any punches, describing a "collective suicide by Real Madrid" with a damning analysis: "PSG played at will against a completely broken opponent".

Mundo Deportivo calls it a "brutal 4-0: PSG in the final after destroying Real Madrid". The Catalan outlet slams "serious defensive errors and questionable choices by Xabi Alonso". The night's scorers – Fabián Ruiz (brace), Dembélé, and Gonçalo Ramos – are given the spotlight.

In England, the Daily Mail gives a blunt verdict: "PSG dismantle Real Madrid and will face Chelsea in the final". The British media call PSG "irresistible." For the Mirror, the Parisians were "at their absolute best", and Chelsea "were probably watching the match from behind the sofa"—such was the level of PSG's performance.

Finally, in Italy, La Gazzetta dello Sport describes PSG as "unplayable", Real as "powerless", and hails a "perfect match". Corriere dello Sport applauds "Luis Enrique's masterstroke", while Tuttosport bluntly calls Real "humiliated" and PSG "impossible to play against". Across Europe, the verdict is the same: a flawless PSG, a Real Madrid in ruins.