PSG Dominates Atlético Madrid in Convincing 4-0 Win at Club World Cup 2025

Paris Saint-Germain (PSG) made a resounding statement in their opening match of the Club World Cup 2025, defeating Atlético Madrid with a convincing 4-0 victory. The French giants showcased their prowess at the Pasadena Rose Bowl in Los Angeles, delighting a crowd of 80,619 with their attacking flair.

The match saw goals from Fabian Ruiz, Vitinha, Senny Mayulu, and Lee Kang-In, with PSG's superior passing game and pressure overwhelming their Spanish opponents from the start. Atlético goalkeeper Jan Oblak was pressed into action early, making crucial saves to deny PSG's advancing players, including a notable block against a Khvicha Kvaratskhelia shot.

The turning point came in the 19th minute when Kvaratskhelia laid off a pass to Ruiz, who scored the opening goal. The match's final goal was scored by Lee Kang-In, who converted a penalty in the dying minutes after a handball by Robin Le Normand was detected by VAR.

This victory builds on PSG's recent European success, following their 5-0 triumph over Inter Milan in the Champions League final just two weeks prior. The win leaves PSG well-positioned in Group B of the Club World Cup.

With this performance, PSG has sent a strong message about their ambitions in the tournament, and their fans will be eager to see how they progress in the coming matches.

For Atlético Madrid, the loss marks a challenging start to their campaign, and they will need to regroup and strategize if they hope to advance in the competition.

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As the Club World Cup continues, fans and spectators alike will be watching with bated breath to see how these teams perform in their upcoming matches.