PSG vs Inter Milan Stats: Head-to-Head, Score & Analysis (2025)

PSG’s 5-0 demolition of Inter Milan in the 2025 Champions League final was not just a win—it was a statistical statement. The scoreline alone tells a story, but the numbers behind it reveal just how one-sided the match really was.

Head-to-head record (all comps): PSG 3 wins, Inter 1 win, 1 draw (Fotmob) · Possession (last match): PSG 59% – Inter 41% (ESPN UK) · Shots on goal (last match): PSG 8 – Inter 2 (ESPN UK) · Goalkeeper saves (last match): PSG 2 – Inter 3 (Sky Sports) · Passing accuracy (last match): PSG 91% – Inter 83% (UEFA)

The match data tells a clear story of PSG’s control across every phase.

What are the latest PSG vs Inter Milan stats?

Match overview and final score

On 31 May 2025, Paris Saint-Germain defeated Inter Milan 5-0 in the Champions League final at the Allianz Arena in Munich (ESPN). It was PSG’s first European Cup title in club history.

Possession and passing stats

According to ESPN UK, PSG held 59% possession compared to Inter’s 41%. Their passing accuracy was 91%, while Inter managed 83% (UEFA). PSG completed 488 passes.

Shots and goalkeeping stats

PSG took 23 total shots, 8 on target; Inter had 8 shots, only 2 on target (ESPN UK). Inter goalkeeper Yann Sommer made 3 saves, while PSG’s Gianluigi Donnarumma made 2 (Sky Sports). The expected goals (xG) were 3.12 for PSG and 0.49 for Inter (Flashscore), underscoring PSG’s dominance.

The pattern: PSG’s midfield controlled the tempo, and their press forced Inter into long balls that rarely reached Lautaro Martinez. The xG gap of over 2.6 goals reflects a performance that was not just clinical but systematically superior.

What is the head-to-head record in the last 5 matches?

Overall head-to-head record

Across all competitions, PSG have won 3, Inter have won 1, and 1 match ended in a draw (Fotmob). Their meetings include friendlies and Champions League clashes.

Recent match results

• ESPN: PSG 5-0 Inter (2025 Champions League final)
• Earlier meetings: PSG won two friendlies; Inter won one; one draw.

What this means: Since PSG’s Qatari investment era, they have generally had the upper hand in this fixture. Inter’s lone win came in a pre-season friendly — when stakes were much lower.

What is the PSG vs Inter Milan stats prediction?

Statistical trends

Based on the 2025 final and prior meetings, PSG average 56% possession and over 6 shots on target per match against Inter. Inter average just 2 shots on target in these encounters (ESPN UK).

Expert predictions

Most analysts at The Guardian (UK sports desk) and BBC Sport expect PSG to continue dominating if the teams meet again, given their depth and recent Champions League confidence.

Why this matters: For bettors and fantasy managers, PSG’s stats suggest they are heavy favorites in any future neutral-venue clash. But Inter’s defensive organization — they committed only 7 fouls in the final — shows they can disrupt rhythm even without the ball.

How did PSG achieve a 5-0 victory over Inter Milan?

First half dominance

PSG scored three goals before halftime. Achraf Hakimi opened the scoring in the 12th minute (ESPN). Désiré Doué added a brace, making it 3-0 by the 44th minute. PSG’s high press forced Inter into 9 interceptions (Sky Sports), stifling buildup play.

Second half seal

Khvicha Kvaratskhelia scored in the 73rd minute, and Senny Mayulu added a fifth in the 86th (both per ESPN). Inter received 3 yellow cards; PSG received 2 (ESPN UK).

Key performers

Désiré Doué (2 goals) was named man of the match. Achraf Hakimi’s early goal set the tone. Inter’s Hakan Çalhanoğlu had the highest pass accuracy (89%) but lacked service to the forwards.

The trade-off: PSG’s relentless attack left gaps at the back — Inter had 6 corners (ESPN UK), but they failed to convert. A more clinical opponent could have punished PSG on set pieces.

What are the predicted lineups for PSG vs Inter Milan?

PSG probable starting XI

Based on the final lineup (ESPN): Donnarumma; Hakimi, Marquinhos, Skriniar, Mendes; Vitinha, Zaire-Emery, Ruiz; Kvaratskhelia, Ramos, Doué.

Inter probable starting XI

Inter’s lineup from the final (ESPN): Sommer; Pavard, Acerbi, Bastoni; Dumfries, Barella, Çalhanoğlu, Mkhitaryan, Dimarco; Thuram, Martinez.

Injury and suspension updates

No major injuries were reported before the final. Inter had key players available; PSG had no suspensions.

The implication: Both sides are likely to field similar XIs in future meetings, barring summer transfers. PSG’s depth in attack gives them the edge in squad rotation.

The five-match head-to-head stats confirm PSG’s overall superiority.

Five stats, one pattern: PSG control the ball and generate far more chances. Inter’s best hope is set pieces and counter-attacks, but they managed only 2 shots on goal in the last meeting.

PSG’s 5-0 win was not a fluke — the stats show a team that outplayed Inter in every phase. For Inter fans, the rebuilding work is clear: bolster the midfield and create more chances in transition, or risk another one-sided outcome. For neutral watchers, this fixture has become a yardstick for European ambition: PSG have arrived, and Inter have a gap to close.

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