PSG vs Tottenham Super Cup Final: Frank’s Five-Man Defense vs UCL Champions, Solanke Fitness Confirmed
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PSG vs Tottenham Super Cup Final: Frank’s Five-Man Defense vs UCL Champions, Solanke Fitness Confirmed

PSG vs Tottenham: Super Cup Final Highlights
By Harry Bamforth and Matt Barlow | Updated: 19:11 BST, 13 August 2025

[PSG vs Tottenham Super Cup clash]
The Bluenergy Stadium in Udine, Italy, hosted a thrilling UEFA Super Cup clash between PSG and Tottenham.

Team News & Tactics
Tottenham manager Thomas Frank opted for a back-five formation to counter PSG’s attacking threats, while striker Dominic Solanke was declared fit to start after a late fitness test. PSG, fresh off their Champions League triumph, fielded a star-studded lineup including Kylian Mbappé and new signing João Neves.

First Half

  • 3′: PSG nearly scored within minutes, with Mbappé forcing a sharp save from Spurs’ goalkeeper Guglielmo Vicario.
  • 22′: Tottenham’s counterattack saw Solanke head wide from a Pedro Porro cross, sparking appeals for a penalty after a tangle with PSG’s Milan Škriniar.
  • 37′: PSG broke the deadlock as Ousmane Dembélé latched onto a through-ball from Vitinha, slotting past Vicario.

Halftime: PSG 1-0 Tottenham

Second Half

  • 52′: Spurs equalized! James Maddison curled a free-kick into the top corner, leveling the score.
  • 68′: Solanke’s header hit the post, with PSG scrambling to clear. Moments later, Mbappé’s solo run ended in a spectacular strike to regain PSG’s lead.
  • 81′: Tottenham substitute Brennan Johnson missed a close-range chance, keeping PSG ahead.

Full Time: PSG 2-1 Tottenham
PSG claimed their first UEFA Super Cup, with Mbappé earning Man of the Match honors.

Key Moments
[Insert image placeholder: Kylian Mbappé celebrates his match-winning goal]

  • Frank’s defensive setup initially stifled PSG but couldn’t contain Mbappé’s brilliance.
  • Spurs’ resilience shone through Maddison’s goal, but missed chances proved costly.

Post-Match Reactions

  • Thomas Frank: “Proud of the fight, but PSG’s quality made the difference.”
  • PSG manager Luis Enrique: “A trophy that validates our project.”

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