Paris Saint-Germain French club was crowned with the European Super Cup title, for the second consecutive season, after winning against the English Aston Villa, by two goals to one.
The events of the match, which was held this evening, Wednesday, at Salzburg Stadium, in Austria, were of good level, amid mutual control between the two teams over the course of play, with a relative advantage from the side of Paris Saint-Germain.
In the 20th minute, Khvicha Kvaratskhelia was able to score the first goal in the match, after receiving a ball inside the penalty area, and shooting a powerful ball into the top of the goalkeeper's net, Bizot.
After Aston Villa wasted several opportunities, the young player, Brian Madjo succeeded in scoring the equalizer in the last minute of the original time of the first half, after meeting a precise cross from John McGinn, with a direct shot into the goal.
In the 61st minute, Desire Doue returned to put Paris Saint-Germain team in the lead again, after receiving a ball and penetrating into the penalty area from the right side, then shooting a ball into the far corner, announcing the second goal.
Doue's goal needed a long review from the video technology, as there was doubt about an offside on the Paris Saint-Germain striker, before the Somali referee, Omar Artan Abdul Qadir decided to count it, after scrutinizing the review.
This match represented an exceptional event on the refereeing level, as it was managed by an African referee for the first time in history, in support of the referee, Omar Artan Abdul Qadir, who was prevented from managing the 2026 World Cup matches, by the American authorities.
Aston Villa tried in the last minutes to achieve the equalizer, and return to the match again, but the defense of Paris Saint-Germain club succeeded in repelling all attempts of the English team.
With that championship, Paris Saint-Germain continues its dominance over European football, as it has previously won the Champions League twice in a row, in addition to maintaining the continental Super Cup.
