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Event

Paris SG vs Bayern Munich

Date
Sat 5th July 2025 (UTC)
Sat 5th July 2025 (Local)

Timestamp
2025-07-05T16:00:00

Time

16:00:00 UTC (12:00:00 Local)

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League
FIFA Club World Cup

Season
2025

Round
125

Status
Match Finished

Location
Atlanta, GE
United States
Mercedes-Benz Stadium

76'	Card	Désiré Doué
78'	Goal	Désiré Doué
82'	Card	Pacho
90'	Card	Lucas Hernández
90'	Goal	Ousmane Dembélé

68'	Card	Laimer
76'	Card	Kompany

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Home Team Lineup

Vitinha Central Midfield	Fabián Central Midfield Warren Za� 79	Marquinhos Centre-Back	Pacho Centre-Back
Neves Defensive Midfield	Donnarumma Goalkeeper	Doué Left Midfield Lucas Hern 79	Barcola Left Wing Ousmane De 70
Kvaratskhelia Left Wing Beraldo 84	Mendes Left-Back	Hakimi Right-Back

Away Team Lineup

Musiala Attacking Midfield Gnabry 46	Upamecano Centre-Back	Tah Centre-Back	Stanišić Centre-Back Boey 34
Kane Centre-Forward	Pavlović Defensive Midfield Goretzka 80	Coman Forward Muller 80	Neuer Goalkeeper
Laimer Midfielder	Olise Right Winger	Kimmich Right-Back

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Total passes

354

407

Passes accurate

270

334

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Description

PSG and Bayern met in Atlanta for a high-stakes quarter-final. PSG entered as reigning Champions League winners under Luis Enrique, known for their possession-heavy, attacking play—they held the tournament’s best defence, conceding just once prior to this match.

Bayern, led by Vincent Kompany, also came in strong, having scored freely in earlier rounds, including a 10–0 rout of Auckland City. Historically, Bayern had dominated this fixture, but PSG’s recent form made them favourites .

Despite Bayern taking on the underdog role, their attacking power—anchored by Harry Kane and Uli Musiala—loomed large. PSG balanced youth and experience, with players like Zaïre‑Emery, Doué, and Dembele key to their dynamic midfield and forward options

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Result Description
Even with two late red cards (Pacho and Lucas Hernandez), PSG held firm and claimed a 2–0 win.

Désiré Doué opened the scoring in the 78th minute, finishing a slick move﹘his first goal in the tournament and a marker of his rising influence. Ousmane Dembélé sealed it deep in stoppage time, capitalising on a break led by Hakimi and curling home under pressure.

Tragically, Bayern were hit by serious injuries. Jamal Musiala suffered a gruesome leg injury before half-time, overshadowing the match, while Josip Stanišić left injured in the first half. Despite these setbacks, PSG controlled the game, advancing cleanly to face either Real Madrid or Borussia Dortmund in the semi-finals

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