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PSG beats Tottenham in penalty shootout to win UEFA Super Cup after late rally
PSG overcame a 2-0 deficit to draw 2-2 and won the shootout 4-3, securing their first UEFA Super Cup title after Tottenham missed two penalties, officials said.
- In Udine, Italy, Paris Saint-Germain won the UEFA Super Cup after a late rally and penalty shootout against Tottenham Hotspur.
- Luis Enrique selected his strongest XI, including the team that won the Champions League in May.
- Deep into six added minutes, Gonçalo Ramos scored a stoppage-time header after Lee Kang-in pulled PSG level five minutes before full time.
- After the 2-2 draw, Vitinha missed an early penalty but Lucas Chevalier saved Micky van de Ven, and Nuno Mendes scored the winning spot kick in the shoot-out.
- The outcome places pressure, as PSG’s late rally reinforced their reputation while Thomas Frank's tactics came under scrutiny.
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Paris Saint-Germain continues to eagerly collect trophies. PSG has won the UEFA Supercup. In Udine the French won against Tottenham Hotspur in penalty shooting. For PSG already the fifth title this year.
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Luis Enrique makes 'unfair' admission after PSG beat Tottenham to win UEFA Super Cup
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