PSG’s Dominant 4-0 Victory Over Inter Miami: The Surprising Moments That Could Change the Club World Cup Forever
PSG didn’t just stroll into the Club World Cup quarter-finals—they absolutely stormed their way there with a commanding 4-0 thrashing of Inter Miami in Atlanta. Honestly, it feels like Luis Enrique’s squad is riding this unstoppable wave ever since that sensational Champions League triumph not long ago. Joao Neves wasted no time smashing home that opener—just six minutes in—and from there, PSG practically put the game on ice before halftime. Twice more Neves found the net, with a fluky own goal and a fiery strike from Achraf Hakimi adding insult to injury. Enrique’s tactical genius shone as he leveraged his deep bench in the second half to keep this juggernaut rolling, all eyes now turning to a colossal clash with Bayern Munich this Saturday. Meanwhile, Inter Miami’s summer dream came crashing down in a thunderous fashion, raising plenty of questions about their defensive woes. It’s clear PSG has lapelled themselves as the team to beat on this stage, and if you want the full rundown on this clash and what it means moving forward—don’t miss out on this detailed breakdown. LEARN MORE
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