PSG vs Atletico - as it happened
List of goalscorers
Match report in news
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90+7'FT (4-0): PSG dominated the match with clinical finishing from Fabian Ruiz, Vitinha, Mayulu, and Kang-in Lee, while Atletico struggled to break through despite a late surge. The French side controlled possession and dictated the tempo to secure a convincing victory. Thank you for joining us and see you soon!
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90+6'GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLL FOR PSG! Kang-in Lee calmly slots home from the penalty spot to secure the win for PSG.
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90+4'The referee and VAR review a potential penalty for PSG. In the end, Le Normand concedes the spot-kick, effectively sealing the match for the French side.
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90'Four minutes added!
Goaaaaaal!
de PSG en el 87'
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Statistics of S. Mayulu in Mundial de Clubes31
0.33000
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87'GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLL FOR PSG! Mayulu adds a third with a stunning strike from outside the box with his right foot! Absolutely incredible.
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85'The match is all but over. Both sides are still hunting for a goal, but Atletico's comeback looks virtually impossible now.
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83'Sorloth misses a golden chance after a cross from Llorente, firing over the bar from an open goal.
Substitution
at PSG
Substitution
at PSG
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80'PSG double sub: Doue and Mendes OUT. Mbaye and Hernandez IN.
Second yellow card
a Atlético
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78'Lenglet picks up a second yellow and is sent off. Atletico will have to play with ten men from here on.
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75'The French maintain control of possession, holding onto 70% of the ball.
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73'Following another cooling break, Atletico are pushing forward to break into the PSG box and spark a comeback. Can they pull it off?
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71'PSG double sub: Kvaratskhelia and Fabian Ruiz OUT. Kang-In Lee and Zaire-Emery IN.
Substitution
at Atlético
Substitution
at PSG
Substitution
at PSG
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70'Atletico sub: Barrios is replaced by Sorloth. Atletico's final card to play is the Norwegian.
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66'PSG sub: Ramos makes way and Mayulu takes his place.
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65'Another yellow for Atletico. Mandava is booked for pulling back Doue.
Yellow card
a Atlético
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64'Correa is shown a yellow card shortly after coming onto the pitch for a foul on a PSG player.
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63'Atletico triple sub: Giuliano, Galan and De Paul OUT. Correa, Mandava and Gallagher IN.
Yellow card
a PSG
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62'Marquinhos receives a yellow card for a foul on Giuliano.
Goal disallowed
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60'Alvarez's goal is reviewed for a prior foul by Koke on Doue, and after a check, it's ultimately ruled out. No goal for Atletico.
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58'GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLL FOR ATLETICO! Julian Alvarez kick-started the visitors' response with a well-taken shot from inside the box, following a brilliant pass from Giuliano. A reminder to PSG that they can't afford to switch off.
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57'Mendes swings in the corner, but Oblak deals with it comfortably, clearing with both hands. Goal kick to Atletico.
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55'The French are in outstanding form, displaying remarkable agility. They've earned themselves another corner.
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53'It's clear that Atletico are showing greater urgency in this second half, while PSG have eased off slightly, controlling the tempo as they look to protect their lead.
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51'Jan Oblak has been vital for Atletico, pulling off several key saves to keep them in the match—most notably denying Kvaratskhelia, who continues to be a real threat going forward.
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49'Koke goes into the book for a foul on Kvaratskhelia.
Substitution
at Atlético
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46'Atletico sub: Lino goes off and Koke comes on.
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46'The second half gets underway, with just one change made by the La Liga side.
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45+3'HT (2-0): PSG have largely dominated the first half, creating several chances and taking a two-goal lead thanks to strikes from Fabian Ruiz and Vitinha. Atletico have struggled to find their rhythm, but still have time to mount a comeback. We'll see what happens next!
Goaaaaaal!
de PSG en el 46'
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Statistics of Vitinha in Mundial de Clubes31
0.33100
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45+1'GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLL FOR PSG! Vitinha finds some space at the penalty spot and slots home to extend PSG's lead just before half-time.
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45'Three minutes added!
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42'The Spaniards still have plenty of scope to turn things around in the match, as although PSG have been far superior, the lead on the scoreboard remains narrow.
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40'Diego Simeone's men will need to make plenty of adjustments at half-time if they're to get back into the game—and, more importantly, come from behind to take the lead into their next challenge in the United States.
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37'Ramos once again causes Oblak plenty of trouble. PSG keep pressing forward time and again.
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35'PSG are playing at a significantly higher level than Atletico, which comes as a surprise despite the French side's recent victories, given that the Spaniards are a well-established European outfit. In fact, this match has been touted as a potential Champions League final.
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33'Atletico are having a tough time clearing the ball from their own box. They're far from comfortable out there.
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31'The match has been paused for a cooling break as temperatures soar and the sun beats down relentlessly. We'll be back shortly.
Yellow card
a Atlético
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29'Fabian Ruiz now picks up a yellow card for a shove on Giuliano as they were lining up for a corner.
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27'More trouble for Atletico. Le Normand is shown a yellow card for a foul committed under pressure from Fabian Ruiz.
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25'Nuno Mendes and Giuliano clash in a fierce battle for the ball! The referee halts play, but no cards have been shown.
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23'Free-kick to the French! Vitinha steps up from around 20 yards out, but the effort comes to nothing against the team's well-drilled routine.
Yellow card
a Atlético
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21'Lenglet is booked for a cynical foul on Hakimi as he charged towards the goal with the ball.
Goaaaaaal!
de PSG en el 19'
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Statistics of Fabián in Mundial de Clubes31
0.33010
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19'GOAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAALLLLL FOR PSG! Fabian Ruiz, who's in outstanding form, breaks the deadlock with a strike from outside the box following a pass from Kvaratskhelia.
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17'What a couple of fine efforts from PSG! Ramos and Kvaratskhelia carve out promising chances from close range to put their side ahead, but Oblak is quick to thwart them, as is the Atletico defence.
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15'PSG are the stronger side right now, but they're hardly pulling off anything spectacular. The ball's being passed from one side of the pitch to the other without any clear purpose.
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13'De Paul goes to the ground after a coming together with Desire Doue as he tries to defend the Frenchman's run. What a great battle we've got unfolding on the pitch! The Argentine is back on his feet without any issues.
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11'We're seeing very little from the Spaniards at the moment as they're struggling to get out of their own half. They'll need to show a lot more if they're to overcome PSG.
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9'The sun is blazing down on the Rose Bowl Stadium, but both sides are moving comfortably across the pitch. Play continues as normal until Giuliano goes to the ground, seemingly caught with a blow to the face.
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7'Luis Enrique's side are completely bossing possession at the moment, with 80% of the ball.
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5'The French are poised to hit back after Atletico's early pressure! Hakimi sparks the break, and the ball finds Kvaratskhelia, but his effort goes wide! PSG are beginning to turn the screw.
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3'Free-kick to Atletico! Alvarez steps up to take it from around 30 yards out and curls it towards the far post – not far off at all!
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1'PSG get us going in dark blue from left to right, while Atletico are in red and white!
Start of match
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PRVWThe players are already out on the pitch, greeting the fans at the Rose Bowl Stadium.
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PRVWAtletico starting XI: Oblak (GK); Galan, Le Normand, Lenglet, Llorente; De Paul, Barrios; Lino, Alvarez, Griezmann and Giuliano.
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PRVWPSG starting XI: Donnarumma (GK); Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Doue, Goncalo Ramos and Kvaratskhelia.
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PRVWReferee Istvan Kovacs will be in the middle for this one.
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PRVWAtletico Madrid possible lineup: Oblak (GK); Molina, Le Normand, Gimenez, Javi Galan; Simeone, De Paul, Koke, Gallagher; Griezmann and Alvarez.
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PRVWPSG possible lineup: Donnarumma (GK); Hakimi, Marquinhos, Pacho, Nuno Mendes; Joao Neves, Vitinha, Fabian Ruiz; Doue, Goncalo Ramos and Kvaratskhelia.
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PRVWThere is no room for doubt and excuses under the Argentinian, who demands total commitment regardless of whether reinforcements arrive. They will aim to give a good account and go as far as possible.
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PRVWAtletico approach this Club World Cup with both excitement and ambition. It is a short tournament – a setting in which Simeone's sides usually thrive.
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PRVWTheir run to the quarter-finals secured a place in the last 16. However, a disastrous March saw them crash out of all three competitions, and their competitive edge vanished in the final stretch of La Liga.
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PRVWThe Rojiblancos started the campaign strongly, staking their claim in every competition. They were even crowned winter champions after winning in Montjuic against Barcelona, and rose from their ashes in the Champions League with a stunning win away to eventual winners PSG.
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PRVWThe tournament presents a new title opportunity for Atletico Madrid, who will be aiming to become the first winners of the revamped format and mask past slip-ups.
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PRVWMeanwhile, Atletico Madrid will look to heal the wounds of a difficult season through the Club World Cup.
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PRVWBut the rewards for success in the Club World Cup are enticing and should be enough to keep Luis Enrique's squad focused on their objective, with up to a stunning $125 million in prize money on offer for the best-performing European team if they manage to go all the way.
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PRVWThey did not manage to add any new players to their squad during the brief transfer window that opened at the start of this month, ahead of the tournament - reported interest in Bournemouth's Ukrainian defender Illia Zabarnyi did not turn into anything concrete.
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PRVWThe strain of such a long campaign is telling, with Ousmane Dembele - their top scorer this season with 33 goals - struggling with an injury picked up playing for France last week.
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PRVWExpected to qualify for the knockout phase without too many issues, PSG could end up playing a total of seven matches if they make it all the way to the final in New York on July 13 - just a month before their scheduled first game of next season in the UEFA Supercup against Tottenham Hotspur.
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PRVWPSG's opening game will be against another European heavyweight as they take on Antoine Griezmann's Atletico Madrid at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, just outside Los Angeles, on Sunday.
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PRVWBut there is simply no time to stop and reflect. Many of their players, including Champions League final hero Desire Doue, spent last week on international duty before returning to their club and departing for Los Angeles, where they will begin their Club World Cup adventure this weekend.
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PRVWPSG have played 58 matches since last August and also swept all the available domestic trophies in France this season as has become the norm in recent years.
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PRVWThere had been numerous agonising failures in Europe's elite club competition, as well as billions of euros spent on transfer fees on stars like Neymar and Kylian Mbappe, prior to captain Marquinhos raising the trophy aloft.
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PRVWThe Qatar-backed French giants could be forgiven for wanting some time to bask in the glory of their 5-0 victory over Inter Milan in Munich, which allowed them to finally win the Champions League for the first time in their history.
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PRVWThe French giants are treating FIFA's lucrative new competition not as a nuisance at the end of an exhausting season but as a serious objective.
Pre-match
15 June 2025, 21:00
Referee: István Kovács | VAR: Bastian Dankert
Stadium: Rose Bowl
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PRVWHello everyone, and welcome to live coverage of the 2025 Club World Cup group stage fixture between Paris Saint-Germain and Atletico Madrid, kick-off at 21.00 CEST, at the Rose Bowl Stadium in California!
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